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Didn't take into account the fall damage. Could have avoided this death.

"Offer ends 2 January". And I think that will be 18:00 UTC

Easy, never sleep. I find sleeping the most annoying part of life. If I could go on without the need to mentally and physically recharge it would be awesome. My game backlog would be so much smaller.

If you wander off in FO3 you can easily jump major parts of the game which you can never go back to. In NV some major parts are locked off until you reach a certain point in a storyline. NV is much more safe if you want to wander off. The locked off stuff isn't that major. Or at least from what I recall.

Well, it didn't help that it was a rather large level, or at least, a long path to the end.

Ducktales Remastered Damn this game is hard. I started with normal, but after failing a bunch of times to complete one level I restarted as easy. I've never played the original, but I've got the feeling that this is quite a good remake of the original (it would be awesome if you could switch between remake and original graphics like with the monkey island remakes). I'm giving this a because I don't think this is a game you must play, it's fun, it's challenging. If it's cheap, pick it up (like I did). Skipping the cutscenes is cumbersome, so replying a level is quite annoying. Brothers This game is awesome. It looks gorgeous and the game allows you do really take in the beautiful world. The gameplay is also great, it's worked out really well. It is a bit difficult to control two characters at the same time, but the game doesn't require you to be fast or precise, so it's not a major issue. I also liked that they did not use any real world language in the game. So, while people do talk you cannot understand it. So the whole story is present purely by body language. I would quality this game as the Journey of 2013. I almost finished this game in one sitting (it's not that long, but you really want to keep on playing).

God damn dark level

New Vegas is indeed much better than Fallout 3. Fallout 3 is quite linear. Broken Sword 5 part 1 is ok. It's much like the previous broken sword games. The game is up to the part where the mysterious stuff starts. The puzzles are not really complex. Mass Effect 2... I don't remember much from it anymore.

I confused a frontground element with a background element and therefor go too close to a tiki trap in the pitch black market

Holy crap. So once you've payed for your crime... you will have to pay for your payment of your crime. (assuming you actually committed the crime you did time for)

I already signed a NDA with Valve that I was not allowed to talk about the upcoming release of HL3

I failed. I failed big time trying to die. So I cleared the ice caves, and defeated Olmec for the first time

What an awesome system. They can improve it even more, they should bill the people for their stay in prison when they take the plea.

I have no idea... I don't even know how many slots I have. Oh I found it... I have 470 slots in total, and currently 27 allocated.

I'll polish my pitch forks... who's got the torches

Actually, it's UTC, but that doesn't make much of a difference.

I craft badges because I want more steam friend slots...

The colored church:

Been recording some movies: A short tour of the current city: The Running Man (me creating a map on maximum zoom)

I've organized the chests a bit (damn that's a lot of work) while ysbreker was working on the fancy metro station logic. So, now we only have to lay the tracks to the next stations

I started the next DLC yesterday and also spend a lot of time on the first mission to get back into the game.

Looks more like a physics tech demo than a game

yep... just look at my daily run of today.

voice acting? really? must check that out