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Recent content by Merlutz

  1. I'm at the end of my rope on this one: BG2.

    It's not like they'd set much of a predecent with BG, a single game, and one where you could arbitrarily not enter the town until you'd got to story point #6. But SoA's second/third chapters were just as open as BG (if a little less free in terms of exploration). Fourth-sixth I remember being a...

  2. I'm at the end of my rope on this one: BG2.

    What?

  3. Top 10 Things in Fallout 3 that sucks says the unbias me.

    The adjective is unbiased you fucking idiot.

  4. Skyrim scans

  5. Preview Dragon Age II Preview

    Arcania didn't exactly sell like hotcakes. I think this one could still go either way -- despite what's so far been an atrocious marketing campaign, Bioware's big enough to pull it off (see ME2). On the other hand this may be the straw that broke the camel's back. You have to wonder how many...

  6. Click on my raging cock.

    I think its success did come about because of the craptastic elements. I know this is anecdotal evidence but you'll only hear a minority of BG2 fans properly elucidate that they liked it because of its subtlety, scope and relatively strong art direction - instead they will point out things like...

  7. FO3 DLC with Codex Seal of Approval

    Azrael++ Of the DLC I played, I had similar experiences to other people: - Anchorage was terribly dull. A few more hours of combat, is all. - By the time I got to Broken Steel and was dropped into another few consecutive fights I gave up and went on to the best of the three... - The...

  8. RPG of the Decade - Developers' Choice

    You're all idiots, Unity3D is clearly the best RPG of the decade.

  9. Editorial Difficulty Settings

    Yeah, Timesplitters (at least the second one) copied them here. Considering the popularity of both games, it's disappointing that it didn't become the industry standard.

  10. Review Mass Effect 2 Kasumi DLC Reviews

    :lol:

  11. Removing quantitative descriptions

  12. Game News Give LambdaRogue a Name

    Rogue Effect: Origins - Electric Boogaloo

  13. Gamecrush social gaming website

    So it's $49.50 for an hour...? ... Fuck it, find a whore instead

  14. Editorial Moral Grey Areas in Dragon Age

    Actually IIRC you can tell her to get lost at any time you like. Same deal with at least some of the others. As you say, you'll need to initiate it at the camp, but DA is a bit like ME2 in that regard -- missions/quests, exploration and towns/planets are dealt with separately from things at your...

  15. Editorial Moral Grey Areas in Dragon Age

    I was really just referring to NWN OC (fuck all), Mass Effect (though you don't choose for the latter there's Wrex, Ashley/Kaiden) & KotOR (Juhuehuahuehua), not played JE. But yeah, BG 1 + 2 are good like that as well.

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