Gmr_Leon

[quote who="Savyg" reply="5" id="2305533"]Yeah. We should make people lose money so they stop making games! That makes so much more sense. Seriously, that is about the worst logic I've ever had to listen to. If you don't want the game, don't buy it, but 'steal it so they change their mind' is not going to work.[/quote] Hey, never said I acted on that logic, did I? Really though, if they're going out of their way to place something on their product that doe

[quote who="Neilo" reply="22" id="2305179"]Buy the game, use the pirate cracks and be done with it..... [/quote] Or just use the pirate cracks and don't give them any more money. Best method of getting their attention is through their wallets after all, only issue is one individual purchase loss won't bother them.

[quote who="psychoak" reply="9" id="2301651"]It's a first person shooter though. If you try to claim the guns didn't suck even compared to say... Doom, you're mentally deficient. The first half of the game was about as interesting as watching paint dry if you wanted to blow shit up. The second half is a pretty good game, but those conventional weapons really bite the big one. HL2 on the other hand has some much better weapons, an all around well done game.&n

Note: Most players don't consider the expansions, Opposing Force and Blue Shift, canon. That is, they don't actually fit into the story, since they were developed by Gearbox.That part out of the way.. Story in a nutshell: No player has a confirmed amount of time between Half-Life, and Half-Life 2, however, it is suggested that it has been 20 years by an old Episode One site. In the actual game, Episode One, Dr.Kleiner offers another hint at how long it has been, but it is far

[quote who="Captain_Stuart" reply="1" id="2293680"]Now, I'm not really a big supporter of free updates. Certainly, they're great, but hardly a neccesity. I think the ideal model would be to first have a quality standalone game, which is most important. Then, adding new game ideas and content into an expansion pack sometime later. Meanwhile, patches could have some tiny bit of extra content (a few new maps/objects/whatever depending on the genre) If there is anything radically game-altering, o

[quote quoting="post"]I spilled a rock N rye on my good laptop, the one that is capable of playing modern games on it and is mine personally. (...) It will not turn back on now.. it doesn't even try.. pushing the button does nothing. We still have my wife's computer. So I go to do my homework on that, and it appears that somethime between last night and now SOMEONE HAS STEPPED ON IT AND RUINED THE SCREEN! That's both our computers taken out in the same day.. We

[quote who="CaptainYar" reply="23" id="2087922"]Reduced 93%Original 612 x 278 And no one brought up the notourious Syreen ship from Star Control. I mean even the name of this ship....[/quote] You forgot to mention the fact that it has "Lithe space vixens who steal enemy's crew." I dug up my old Sega Genesis and Star Control cartridge just to see if you were telling the truth. [e digicons]:P[/e]

[quote who="Savyg" reply="16" id="2289674"] Quoting Gmr Leon, reply 15I think more people are going to leave reading this thread thinking about horses than they are about the possible issues of DLC. The only issue I have is that people are assuming DLC today is going to be what all DLC will be like, which given the fast rate of evolution is obviously not true.[/quote] True. However, unlike in real macroscopic evolution, there can most certainly be b

I think more people are going to leave reading this thread thinking about horses than they are about the possible issues of DLC.

[quote who="psychoak" reply="8" id="2288502"] No, and no. I'm whining about a product that is being overcharged for and lapped up by the masses, which will push forward a trend that I think damages the gaming community as a whole. If the gaming community is that stupid, it's self damaging. If the gaming community isn't that stupid, it's self cleaning. Have either a little more faith in the free market, or a little less in humanity. Blaming it on a