Recent content by darthricardo

Why is there a religious history debate here. WHY. Anyways, I loved the first game, and I would love this one too, if only my computer would let me. Silly broken graphics card.

Yo dawg, I heard you like Lego, so we turned your computer Lego into real Lego so you can build stuff you built. In all honesty though, I'm actually kind of excited about this. This is the kind of bare-bones Lego set I'd really want to buy.

Hell, that's good news for me.

On the whole detaching from the lord of the rings story arc" idea, it would be way, WAY too easy to make a new story/game in some other time of Middle Earth. I mean, there's just so much! First age Beren/Luthien and wars of Gondolin, the wars with Morgoth and all that. There's the kinslaying...

Haters gonna hate, I suppose. Hell, a true RPG in Middle Earth... Works for me well enough. I'm looking forward to it.

I would bet money that the message has been recommended at least a few times. If not many, many more.

I would bet money that the message has been recommended at least a few times. If not many, many more.

It's weird how people seem to be continuously forgetting that the whole point of this project is to extend people's *healthy* lifespans. I don't want to spend half my life as a shriveled prune either, but if I can still be active at 100, well, I'll take that any day.

I'd agree with this, if it wasn't for the fact that I'm sick of Ezio. Renaissance Italy is an awesome setting. We get this. We've had multiple games to get this. Move along, please, even if you have to take another extra year or two redesigning settings and whatever.

Yeah, this is what I was thinking... I may need to watch it again (there was kind of a lot going on), but Pheonix didn't seem very... superheroish.

Sums up my reaction.

Really, I love the Warhammer 40k setting, except for one small caveat. There is only war. I mean, after Ten. THOUSAND. YEARS... something would have to give. I mean, yeah, a prolonged state of technoligical regression, I can get that. The world being more or less static, largely based on the...

Trying to find a fuck to give... *looks in desk* Nope, can't find a single one. Oh well.

I love that it almost seems they're treating Greek Mythology with the seriousness involved in legitimate religion. Oh, and I guess I should say... Inb4 legitimacy of religion flamewar

You know, I was totally wondering about the Gabriel gender thing. Spot-on lampshading at the end there.