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I'll be buying another copy off of Steam once this "ships." :beer:

No. :angel:

I have a Vostro 1500 laptop that cost under $700 and it runs the game great. :beer:

And almost all of them are clones of each other. ::)

Bullshit and chips.

Well, I cannot say that I watched footage of, say, S.T.A.L.K.E.R. and thought it looked like Oblivion. But I guess you're going to claim that alll FPS games look the same... ::)

Yeah, well, when it looks enough like Oblivion and sounds enough like Oblivion that you think you are watching an in-game stream of Oblivion and not an in-game stream of Fallout 3, it is not very hard. Look up the videos yourself and tell me if you don't come to the same conclusion. :P

I've watched hours of in-game footage -I was not able to play the leaked version as I do not have a 360- and it is exactly what I said it was going to be - Oblivion with guns. :P

Sure, but Fallout I/II is devolving into Fallout 3, not evolving into it. :P

Not really. Nope. you are mistaken. And, let me see, the signs covered paralysis, protection, fire, ect. That's an opinion, not a fact. You're joking, right? Oh, I've done that. Child's play compared to some battles in other games. Both games have a toolset so there is nothing stopping you from...

If you look back I wrote about a page on why Oblivion is not a very good RPG, but just in case you missed that -and do not bother to look it up- I will respond to your points. 1. Complete freedom of movement in Oblivion.Bleh. Freedom of movement in a sandbox environment does not a good game...

Well, I've been looking into the issue of "secondary" weapons not working with the Witcher fighting styles and I think I've found the correct lines in the .2da to tweak - hopefully, if everything goes as planned, I'll post the results soon... :-\

I guess I could make one of those quick and upload it - not sure when it'll get done though... :P

Let them keep their crap, see if I care. ::)

I believe so, although I'm not positive about that fact.

I don't particularly enjoy fighting games or JRPGs, and thus I do not rank them as high when I compare platforms. As for the action games, almost all of the actions games I would have wanted to play on a console have been adapted for the PC (Resident Evil is a good example, although the 4th game...

It would be awesome. I still play the original Fallout games -in fact I just re-bought them from Good Old Games despite the fact that I have the original discs- and I have no problems with the "dated" graphics. Yeah? What is the problem with that? I want another Fallout, not some shitty...

I've figured out the problem, the original Witcher files are quite different from the EE versions and thus have this conflict. Extracting the .mdb files and editing them works great and also takes care of some of the combat errors encountered with the re-naming method. The only downside is that...

Exactly, although that was a good game once I got it to support my mouse and display the correct keys in the quick-time-events. :)

Ok, I guess you don't mind seeing the trend of "lowest common denominator" games, but I do. If I wanted a console-type game I would be a console gamer, yet, evidently, the majority or developers have decided to make console games and only port shity copies to the PC. ::)