The Heroes Round Table

I found another solution: unpack his sound files. It worked, thankfully. Would be a shame to have to abandon a level 70 character... was cranky when I got to the bug.

And there it locked up on the main quest, with some old guy locked behind a door refusing to open (like he's suppoed to after convincing him it's ok). Bethsoft: game-breaking bugs since... whenever.

Haha, tipsy... one thing I'm fairly confident of beating you in is a drinking contest. Scope out the best dives before I come visit.

Shiny, far better than my crapshack.

ThunderTitan wrote:
Well if you had to tell yourself it's fine because there's a 3d coming with an actual ending that's not surprising...

I figured the 3rd ought to be spectacular regardless of how good/not the previous were. Not the same as your assumption.

Can't recall how the 2nd one ended, actually. Pretty mediocre then I guess.

Expecting the 3rd to be better because it's the finale of the series isn't mental gymnastics, you plonker.

You guess what? More sense, less snark please. Or better quality snark.

But ME 2's ending was always meant (in my head at least) to be just an intermediary ending, before the last game, the final push, and the glorious ending to end all endings. Or thereabouts. Turns out it wasn't, but I'm damned sure I wasn't the only ones thinking along these lines.

I think you sort of missed at least part of the point, that being that no matter what you chose and do over the course of 3 games you get the same ending. Anyway, they have announced a DLC to "provide additional context and deeper insight" to the ending, free of charge. Doesn't repair the ...

No reason not to get it, it's a classic.

I just praise my fortune I don't live in a country where they censor out the swearing.

What, one can't take a little break from a nice formation ride through the brush without being accused of wanton aggression? That's the kind of typical prejudice we've come to expect from you living types.

ThunderTitan wrote:That's not the front page...

These are not the front pages you are looking for... wait, what?

Yeah but those are the lighthearted type of zombie movie. Day , Dawn and Day of the Dead are a bit more bleak. First being the best, of course. Evil Dead is of course mandatory, though only zombie movies in the broadest possible sense. Just saw Shock Waves (1977). Not impressed; too much water and t...

Zombieland is good too, for the more lighthearted approach. Good introduction to zombie survival-rules too

Night ofthe Living Dead, obviously. Timeless classic.

The latter, I presume?

Just been to see The Artist. Could have been maybe 10 minutes shorter, but I see why the good reviews.

Now back to our regual schedule of zombie- and monster movies of dubious repute.