Hehehe. I'd buy that right away!But seriously, AP should get a sequel. It's one of the best RPGs ever and definitely my most played one. 8 or 9 playthroughs, and each time I found out something different.

"He then penned a comprehensive review, mentioning both the great parts and the shortcomings of Grimoire, for which he subsequently got banned from the Grimoire Steam forums.":DI was really worried, that Grimoire will stop delivering entertainment once it is finished, but I'm glad to see, that I was very wrong.

Archer Protocol plz

The comments section of the review was by far my favourite. There is some funny stuff in there.I haven't had a chance to play it much but I am super excited to get into it more.

I am just finishing up an ME replay now. I have 3 states, Wrex alive, Geth/Rachni dead, Romance Kaiden, Wrex alive Geth Dead, Rachni alive, and Dead Wrex Geath dead, Rachni Alive.That's it, I doubt I will replay ME 1 or 2 anytime soon, but ME3 still calls to me (modded). However, I do feel a huge urge to play DAO right now though, so I've been going through the mods on Nexus to make sure I am up to date.I am also off the train, but there is enough good games that they've put out in the past that my bitterness is fading, I realize now that it's over, which sucks, but that's life.

I'm very happy I held off the boat for Andromeda. Probably never going to play it now.

So sad, what they did with this IP. The more I think of their new IP, slick as the demo looked, the less interested I'm in it.

Yup. Niche markets are economical dead ends, because they will never grow. That's why everyone who caters to them must either make their products accessible to the mainstream market (which is usually where the niche market screams murder) or live with the fact that they cannot grow, i.e. they will die. Worse yet, not only is the niche market not growing, it is actually shrinking as people grow older and walk away from things they once enjoyed or get sucked into the mainstream, lured by promises of getting a fraction of what they used to like in a flashy amalgamation of everything, as opposed to nothing at all.

Damn that takes me back...I'm not sure about playing on my android phone... may have to pry the iPad out of the wife's hands.

Well, crafting as it exists in MMOs is probably what most people think about, where it is necessarily tedious and grindy.But even if you look at the Witcher 2 & 3, think of how much smoother the gameplay would be if you say went to talk to the villager instead of picking 12 plants and looting the hell out of the environment before you did that...Having said that, maybe that's part of the fun for some people, I know I collected everything, but I didn't really have to as I almost never used potions in W2 or 3, and only used bombs to blow up nests and mostly used gear I found.But I also modded the weight of all items to 0.