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1. Vampire: the Masquerade - Bloodlines 2. The Mass Effect trilogy 3. Knights of the Old Republic II: The Sith Lords 4. Knights of the Old Republic 5. Age of Empires II 6. Jedi Knight 2: Jedi Outcast 7. Diablo II 8. Silent Hill 3 9. The Witcher 2 10. Vampire: the Masquerade - Redemption...

Brunch. God, I hate that word... So much...

I'd say Scarface, due to the ambiguity of whether or not he's supernatural.

The first one I actually liked, and didn't find obnoxious, was SideWaysThinker's VtM:B Let's Play, which made me give the whole idea a second chance.

Actually (unsure if someone mentioned this already, though) SWTOR is available in Asia and Australia (and that general area) as well now, and WoW's been around for 8 years, while SWTOR's been around 6 months. I mean, WoW didn't suddenly get 10 million subscribers on launch day, it's a long...

Red Dead Redemption, for all its faults, did have a very detailed and immersive world. And John Marston was a very interesting character.

You, sir/miss, have excellent taste in PC games. EDIT: Also, "Corpse of giant wolfman found outside Tower of London. Witnesses claim sword-wielding trio responsible."

^ That.

A really good, ice cold can of Dr. Pepper. And some good music.

The ending makes sense, people just simply weren't happy with their character dying. Though I do agree that the endings cutscene could have been more detailed in regards to the other characters' fates, it was overall a very good ending. Maybe you didn't like the ending, but that doesn't make...

I agree with the OP. It's pretty much what I said from the start (though not as in-depth analyzed). Already by the end of ME1 did I get the feeling that things would play out the way they did.

Actually, there is no "Light Side". There is a Dark Side, and there's the Force. The Dark Side is an anomily, a fault in the Force; basically, it shouldn't exist. What we define as the Light Side is actually the Force as it is supposed to be. Also, I'd still go for Light Side, because the...

Well, I don't usually give my characters funny names, but whenever I play Left 4 Dead or other such games, I use the name "a meatbag". I like to think that "You were killed by a meatbag" adds a bit of insult to injury.