Recent content by alxtronic

I've been playing lots of Divinity: Original Sin lately, and I've been enjoying it quite a bit. The combat is generally very strategic, the story is getting more and more interesting, and there's a lot of loot (a LOT of loot). But I couldn't shake the feeling that the combat was so random at...

Maybe not strictly a bug but an exploit: I always loved how you could abuse Super Stimpaks in Fallout 1 and 2 to silently assassinate NPCs. It just added a whole other level to the quest structures and contributed to the freedom of the games.

A nice cheap way to beat Maexxna is to use a Paladin with 2x humility, 2x peacekeeper, 2x earthen ring, 2x guardian of kings, 2x elven archer, and 2x voodoo doctor. Use your healing battlecries to keep your health up, and keep her board filled with 1 damage minions. 7 damage a turn is out-healed...

It's more like going to a buffet and finding out that every dish is steak. Then when you ask them for a salad, they tell you that they don't know how to make one.

Korra's struggle with airbending in the first book could've also been an intriguing discussion of her personality and why she had this specific mental block. Instead, it's just set up as a reason for Korra to grow frustrated with Tenzin. Then she suddenly learns how to airbend at just the right...

I hope they clean up the audio. It was difficult to understand what he was saying when the subtitles stopped.

Black Knight is definitely not underrated. It's the staple of many decks without hard removal like Druid and Paladin. Thrallmar has poor value for the mana cost, and is only good in the early game. Worgen is much more mana efficient, especially if you have a way to enrage the card yourself, like...

I remember playing an old side-scrolling platformer/shooter on either DOS or Windows 3.1. The first level was in a couple of office buildings and in the second you had to jump from tree to tree in a forest. I think most of the enemies were monsters/aliens. The third-level boss was a big floating...