Recent content by Scribjerky

If a game doesn't have a decent single player campaign, I'm not likely to pick it up. The only exception to this for me is L4D, because playing that shit with my friends gets ridiculous.

I've got one. Just a first gen DS. I don't see the need to upgrade since the games don't require it.

I mix it up. Multiple run throughs give you all possibilities after all. A lot of the douchebag options in Dragon Age cracked me right the hell up, actually. So I made a mage to be a complete and utter dick. Was it worth it? Yes. I laughed a lot. I hate Jowan, so that was gloriously awesome...

I don't really mind if people watch while I'm gaming. It's while I'm doing anything else that it bothers me. I also can't stand watching anyone else game. Drives me nuts.

I caught myself going to pick a plant to put it into my inventory for alchemical purposes, a la Oblivion. My exact thought was "I don't think I have that in my inventory! Sweet!" Then I remembered I wasn't playing a video game. Whenever I see shelf mushrooms I try to determine if it's...

I agree. Consistency is key for a series' survival. If it's single-player only, it should stay that way. If that has been proven to be it's strength, why alter it? Introducing multiple aspects of something new will just weaken the title in general. Let the multiplayer games have multiplayer, and...

You see, I have an issue with this whole OMG IT'S NOT ART bull. He says it's not art? So what? What does he consider art? There was a whole artistic movement that people didn't consider art. It's called DaDa. Ebert needs to get his head out of his ass. If an upside down urinal can be art, so...

And that is where you are wrong my friend. The way Oblivion ended left Tamriel in turmoil. No Emperor. The Provinces would be at each other's throats in seconds. There was already enough tension between the races to cause issues. Also, even when the Dragon Fires were lit, and a Septim on the...

Age: 22 Number of Consoles owned: 12 (Gameboy Color, GBA, DS, N64, Gamecube, Wii, Xbox, Xbox 360, PS2 x2, and my PC) Number of Games owned: 150 to 220 (somewhere in there, give or take 20 or so) I'd give you an exact count, but half my library is at home while I'm at Uni.

Frequently. I talk smack at AI all the time, and when characters say or do something, I've typically got a response (that isn't even an option in game). Mostly I mock them when they start repeating themselves.

Doom and Doom II, with a little Breath of Fire II on the side. <3 Delicious.

Orkz. Hands down. Needs more dakka.

Doom scared the hell out of me when I was a kid. We'd play with the lights off, with like 5 of my friends all crammed around the computer screen even though only one of us could play. There was a lot of screaming. Mind you, I was like nine, but damn those pixel blocks were terrifying. It had a...

Agreed. I was disappointed when he wasn't the voice for all of the trilogy.

I actually enjoyed PoP2008 quite a bit when I played through. Sure, combat was a series of really annoying quick time events, and at the end it was essentially 'push button, win game', but it was gorgeous, and the soundtrack was excellent. I actually had no problem with the voice acting...