Recent content by Mutant150

I love the future! It's like the present but more futuristic!! Just look at these future toasters: http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/10/18/futuristic-toasters_n_1974758.html Check out the 'toast trebuchet'. Or the 'scan toaster'. It burns pictures! On your toast! I can't wait for the...

You seem to have a pretty broad spectrum of people in your sights there, mate. I won't pretend that I don't share your antipathy to some on that list. However, given that your list encompasses both conservative religious groups and those who generally tend toward a strongly secular and...

Maybe try flashing the BIOS, if you're not already running the most recent version? Is everything correctly seated - cpu fan, RAM modules etc?

Please EA, do not pull this shit with ME2.

It depends on the genre. For the most part, I'm ok with 'stylised'. However, in MMOs a heavily stylised art-style is an instant turn off e.g Wildstar.

I never use blunt weapons in a game. If I play a melee character, it has to be swords or daggers. Axes at a push, as an absolute last resort. But hammers, clubs and maces - no way. They are just too inelegant to tolerate.

'Five years of content'. Ugh, I want adventure, excitement and really wild things, not half a decade's worth of locust bait.

Amen.

I've always rolled my own and I'd suggest you do the same, but....there's a lot of talk about the global slow-down of pc sales (due to tablets, Windows 8 or whatever), and you may be able to pick up a real bargain from a retailer looking to clear out some stock.

ME is one of my favourite games. IIRC, most of the criticisms of the game centered around the combat, and the way the game constantly harried you along. Personally, I found very little in it to criticise, but I'm a fan of the first person-perspective in games and I played it on pc with k+m, and...

Quite likely. I usually wait a few months before joining a new MMO, but with the looming threat of F2P I'll be jumping into ESO at launch and hoping to be done with it before the 'inevitable' happens. One common downside to starting an MMO well after release is empty starter areas, populated...

For your second link, you would use this: [ youtube=tDZy6-fMCw4 ] just remove the spaces after the opening bracket and before the closing square bracket.

Neverwinter - it's free to play, fun, MMO-lite and you can easily get to max level without spending any money.

In most MMOs you'll find a peculiar and somewhat neurotic subset of players whose approach to the game is all about productivity. Everything has to be optimized for maximum efficiency, all aspects of the experience obsessively tailored to minimize the amount of time spent 'grinding content' (i.e...