Recent content by Lawlhat

Shahrazad [http://gatherer.wizards.com/Pages/Card/Details.aspx?multiverseid=980] Play this. Copy it 3+ times. Watch everybody concede. Good times.

Thanks man, I finally got Burnout Paradise!

It is unfortunate, but I also don't plan on taking any class action suits against Valve anytime soon, so the real impact is minimal.

I agree with this. The KF voice acting was charmingly cheesy. Oh man, the absolute worst? This is tough. Worst sequels would probably be any of the Painkiller games after the first one. I just pretend they don't exist. Actually, no, for me it's probably The Darkness 2. Worst game I ever...

Basically all of it, I guess? I mean the ending was bad from a narrative standpoint, there's no getting around that, but between the EC and the fact that I don't get worked up about stuff like video games, I found it to be perfectly tolerable.

I thought DA2 was.... okay. A couple of the characters were memorable, and I think I got my money out of it. Mass Effect 3 was a fun game, and I decided I wouldn't let a bad ending ruin that for me. I still like it, just not as much as the previous two. Keep in mind, though, that I came...

I put thragtusk in my pod deck and don't see him coming out until pod rotates. I like the idea of a flicker deck, but haven't been able to make it work myself yet.

GTA IV, off the top of my head Batman: Arkham City The Darkness Max Payne 2 (the seekrit ending) To an extent The Witcher 2, I guess, though it would depend on what you did throughout the game. Even though they did a shameless cliffhanger, a lot about that last section was pretty intense.

The Darkness maybe? The original one, not that second one that I pretend doesn't exist :(

The Room. I think enough has been said about it already. The acting was SO BAD. http://youtu.be/mQ4KzClb1C4

That was enjoyably witty.

I could. I'm just not going to because I like their games.

So people are still talking about this, huh? I get that everybody is disappointed, but it's been over half a month now, I believe. It happened. Move on.

Bioware fans are the only fanbase I know of that partakes almost exclusively in bashing the company they claim to like.

Basically it's just people not wanting you to do things they don't like, and their inability to understand why you like what you're doing. In the end, as long as you do what you enjoy, their opinions can go straight to hell.