Recent content by Aurora219

Tiberian Sun was the real kicker for me. I'd played bits of Red Alert and it'd grabbed me a little, but then that came out and I was hooked for life.

Hypnosis. Enjoy.

Glad to know everyone's reading the OP.

That awkward moment when you find out that this is actually legally recognised in the real world as well, and that people really did get married inadvertently.

Going with the flow and saying sleeping. I'd like to have the option, but I'd be much happier if it was optional and that I didn't have to start losing concentration every 8 hours.

I could dig that. I voted yes. After all, I'm only ever up at night time these days (joys of unemployment), I've got no real social life to miss, and it'd make life generally more interesting and worthwhile.

Does this have to be a personal thing, or can we sell it on, solve world hunger and be the most popular person in the world? Personal, I think I'd probably have a bottomless tomato ketchup fountain. I eat enough of the stuff that it'd make a significant impact on my grocery costs...

You made me laugh. That should be a new verb!

Games really do vary wildly, and it's not often to do with age or tech. Take for example: All of these pale compare to Daggerfall, yet all of them can be classed as having more "content". Barren fields, like Red Dead Redemption (though lots of random events helped mitigate this) or...

I guess I'm off to get eaten in the Zone then. No way in hell I'd ever survive STALKER's world.

As someone who was left for no particular reason, I say stick to the devil you know. Don't throw away something that you like for something that may possibly be better. If the above doesn't ring true, then you need to get out.

A thousand times redhead.

I hoard unique items. I never carry around common gear - for example I won't carry around laser rifles if every third mook drops one. My epic Morrowind save had five strongholds (Telvanni chain allows you to procure all three at once of the House strongholds!) of which my Mournhold stead held...

My grandad just recently died. He was ready to go. His death wasn't a tragedy. His life was celebrated, we reminisced, we went home. This isn't heartless; I know for a fact that he was waiting for the end for a very long time, so the final release was probably welcomed with open arms.

Aye, but it's less about the warning and more about getting under peoples' skins and making them remember what they saw. Marketing 101.