toblix

Yeah, I haven't really looked into UDK yet, and I'm not too concerned about how to deal with all the money I'll make.

S5?

Me too! Don't listen to the stories about the previous tenant, and don't mind the creepy superintendent who sometimes silently appears right behind you.

I will do just this.

Well, amazingly, the pro license isn't that expensive either. I was expecting it to cost hundreds of thousands of some currency, but it's weirdly affordable.

I was thinking more about the world itself, how it looked to me that the narrow, winding paths were the only viable way of getting around from set piece to set piece. That's incorrect though, obviously, which is good.

I'm going to get filthy rich off of this thing.

Well, one of us has to be wrong.

From what I remember from my hour or so of Oblivion-playing, it had the Fallout 3 actual open world from the very start. Skyrim looks more Fable-like based on the video. I guess hardcore fans would've picked up on that much earlier, but since I haven't heard any complaining, I guess my impression is wrong, right?

It's totally asynchronous. I tend to check the forum pretty regularly throughout the day, and if something new has happened I try to make my move that evening (or immediately if it's not complicated).

Oh, I found it absolutely dreadful. The terrible dialogue by terrible, stereotypical characters, the constant newscasts (which for some reason are always poorly made and fake looking in every move), the amateurish pacing... I really wanted to like it, too, but come on: the scene where they call the CEO playing golf and he's like "I don't care about human life only money money money ooh nice putt Mr. Other Rich Guy!" was maybe the worst thing ever.

Just watched two Denzel movies back to back. First, Book of Eli, which I loved, and then Unstoppable, which was terrible. Now you know.

Well that whole thing can fuck right off, because I refuse to believe it. I can't believe it is possible.

I finished this the other day (with 20/20 trinkets, of course). It's definitely not the kind of game I would voluntarily sit down to play on my own, but I found that if I kept it in the background at work, I could regularly pop back in and do some more rooms, and then just alt-tab back to real work whenever I felt like it. The only room I got really stuck in was the horrible one where you fall up and down the malevolent corridor of spikes. That probably took me a day to get. Oh, I also spent too much time looking for the last trinket and had to be told by a coworker (who also played this (which, on account of the competitive aspect, is why I also started playing it (we both bought the humble bundle (I paid 1 dollar more than him, which goes to illustrate the competitiveness)))))))) anyway, he had to tell me that you get a trinket, plus a mother fucking asshole map of all the trinkets just by visiting a stupid room in the ship. So that angered me. But seriously a great, great game. Oh, also, in the secret lab, the no death mode trophy thing is the best joke thing. I bet there's not even real code for it in the game, it's so ridiculous.

Hardly! They have different hands, but the same skin color. The only thing that means is that they're of the same race.

Er is er een jarig hoera-hoera Dat kun je wel zien dat is hij. - point finger - Wij wind laten het allen zo prettig ja-ja, En daarom zingen wij blij: Hij leve lang hoera-hoera, Hij leve la-ang hoera.

This isn't funny: quGhaggn3cQ

Let us know if you don't know how to roll up a character.

So what is this thing anyway? Something like Abuse?

No, wait, it's back up! http://www.pbpmap.com/viewforum.php?f=481

Damn it Peels, you broke everything!

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aka a totally cool and fun thing, since there's actually a way of finding out where you're still missing stuff, unlike some other games that shall rename nameless, such as Shadow Complex and Insanely Twisted Shadow Planet.

Dan should probably give you the details on the game specifically, but you could take a look at this: http://www.wizards.com/dnd/files/quickstartrules.pdf If that's too advanced ("wtf is a d20?!"), let me know. If it's too simple, you already know how to play.