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The only time a gun is safe when it's nowhere near a human or any other living creature. To elaborate: I talked to an Internal Affairs guy once (my Dad's acquaintance), who explained how a lot of gun-related accidents happen: pure human stupidity and thinking "there are no bullets in it"...

Probably the best hl2.net death post ever. Easiest too.

3D Realms weren't developing in a vacuum - Broussard prevented release when the game would've rocked the market (2001).

I guess it's back to Manhattan Project and DN3D.

How come is it illegal. Also: From what I gather, it seems Gearbox replaced the original gameplay planned with their own CoDerivative, explaining the gameplay shittiness.

Nope. You had to earn every bit of it, whereas as a Dragonborn you already have these special I-Scream-At-Dragons-Look-How-Cool-Is-That powers. That's ignoring the fact that you can ignore the prophecy or even ruin it outright in Morrowind. Not so much in Oblivion or Fallout 3 and I expect the...

If you can't see the clear difference between "being" and "becoming", then I can't help you there, Krynn.

Which confirms my point: you become the Nerevarine. You're just a random villager at the beginning of Morrowind.

You weren't a reincarnation of the Nerevarine, you were engineered to be one by the Blades. At least that's what I remember from Morrowind after replaying it from start to end a few months ago.

What would be the point of Skyrim's minigames otherwise?

I am surprised that people think Skyrim will allow them to make meaningful, unique characters. Gameplay-wise, you are going to be a walking demigod halfway through the game. Not that you aren't one already, being a dragonbortion. I hate this latest trend in Bethesda games. What's wrong with...

It does respond. Two things: 1. You need to have at least a single vigor bar left. 2. The game responds to the pressing of the block key. Even if Geralt doesn't go into the appropriate stance, he will still block.

While variety is nonexistent, Far Cry 2's gunplay is excellent. It's a great combination of appropriately challenging enemies, gun choices and just plain ol' run'n'gun. It also feels damn satisfying, even when you go overkill and use a Carl Gustav to level a checkpoint. I do love the...

GE, the true bearer of an American Man's Burden. Have you ever heard of "cultural imperialism"?

I like Far Cry 2 and I'm replaying it now. I like the setting and the Jackal (who isn't a villain and isn't a cliche) and it really looks damn pretty, especially the sunrises and sunsets. Also. IEDs.

That's funny, I never had any problems with combat in Witcher 1, maybe that's because I read the manual while the game was installing, rather than expect a tutorial to hand hold me through the game. Witcher 2 is another matter entirely - I prefer 1's combat system.

So you think it'd be better if they paid rent and slaved for Irish land owners? And don't respond "it'd be free", because that's bullshit.

This is one of these few moments when I'm proud to be Polish. The game absolutely shines in its mother tongue, as does the voice acting.

Who's still awesome.

Looking forward to every single one of them. They're awesome, by the virtue of being designed by Chris Avellone.