Recent content by Narcosynthesis92

I'll have to go and say The Neverhood. First game I was ever exposed to, playing it with Dad, about 15 years ago, and sadly to this day I've not completed it. Ca,e close but a harddrive crash killed it and I never got around to it again, but it really is a piece of art.

Well...the first two games I ever played were Mechwarrior 2 and the Neverhood. The former being boxy polygons for the most part and the other being made of clay, so I like to think I can deal with poor graphics if the gameplay or story is quite involving.

My biggest regret is probably having caught/traded 249 of the 251 pokemon in Crystal. To this day I wish I'd done it just to be able to say I'd pulled it off.

Sarevok in Baldurs Gate 1, the final battle of HL2;Ep2 as well as several missions in Freespace 2, particularly the final escort mission and the mission where you have to scan the Sathanas' subsystems...so much stress, especially in those last 2.

My first complete Baldurs Gate run through. Took me an incredible length of time, starting with my lowly thief and then finally coming through and killing Mellisan in Throne of Bhaal...Now to just run through with another less awesome class.

I tend to be more comfortable around women than men as well. I have more of an easy time just talking to them. That is within reason anyway, if they're a humourless ice queen, then I'll be as comfortable around them as I am the macho, womanising morons that a lot of guys tend to be these days.

Saints Row 3 and MW3 and Skyrim are games I'm not really all that interested in, but if ME3 is bad, which it shouldn't be, I have faith in Bioware, but if it is, it'll be the first time I've ever been let down by Bioware, so I'll be damn disappointed.

Probably Baldurs Gate...I had no idea what I was doing when I first played it, I just messed around for a bit, tried to kill Gorion and got nuked. I then went and created a mage because of that and got stuck with a sucky level 1 mage. Ditched the game and it was years before I picked it up...

Not so much pure country, but Keith Urban is still fantastic. His older work was more country I feel, but he's slid away from it somewhat. Either way, phenomenal musician.