Recent content by Gnisis

Freelancer is the best. I spent years playing it online and as a LAN game. If you have a dedicated community, the opportunities are limitless. www.lancersreactor.com is essentially the site you want to visit to find communities. Other games: X3: Reunion and Dark Horizon. *shrugs*

I would say that for storyline, religion is always a refreshing thing to see. It adds to the depth in my opinion. Well, it doesn't HAVE to just have the same ideas pulled out of it over and over. The elder scrolls series pulls it off pretty well. Just having it integrated rather than being...

I give the free artists a chance to shine by listening to their freely distributed torrent music, as well as e-magazines and stuff that are distributed that way. If we don't pay for the stuff that needs to be paid for, how do we encourage designers to make more? (rhetorical question)

I... think it was about 27 hours in one sitting (With food at the chair and the occasional loo break). I spent the majority of the time on Garry's Mod and Eve online. Not too sure why i did that. I guess i was plain desperate.

Vivaldi and Tchiakovsky for FPS. It keeps my mind stable. With the exception to Quake, which i play Korn. Coldplay and "Building the Cathedral" for Eve-Online. I listen to online radio while playing WoW. X3: Reunion calls out "listen to completely random songs on shuffle!"

And you kept playing for this long... WHY?

I would grab the nearest chicken. Or child, because i hear those are included in the game too. I hope you know where i am going with this.

Does Garry's Mod count? I think i've wasted over 10 full days worth of time on that. Okay, it DOES cost $10 bucks, but if we are only posting free ones on here, then its Age of Chivalry for me. Love it to bits.

Bioshock, only because of the underwater scenery. Gosh i am a sucker for good c-gen. Giggety.

I would have to agree here. It is that "tension" that gets the players into the game more. To those who are used to insane combat physics, this game is quite different. But really, i would say, yes, a game can be more realistic and fun at the same time. If it involves having a more creative...