TigerJeux

Anyone play it? I hear Dominion makes it easier for new players to start, kinda eases the learning curve...

I didnt really like Uncharted 2. Felt too much like Prince of Persia. Too much platforming, imo.

You tell me to look at his avatar, call me a dummy as if it were an obvious fact, then tell me that you "think" it's his daughter. What if it were his sister, or girlfriend? Who'd be the dummy then? :spank:

Honestly, I think he might surprise a lot of people and actually pick LSU.

LSU is the closest to Temple, TX, so his family doesn't have to travel as far and he has a fiancee who goes to school at LSU.

This is the game room I'd rather have:

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Empire II: Total War
Bioshock
Fallout 3
GRID
The Sims 3
Dragon Age: Origins
Rollercoaster Tycoon 2


All really fantastic, time consuming games.

Well, in SWG, they went so far as to implement a player-run city government. A clan could have a guild hall and town hall that was managed by a player who went down the Government Tree, a medic center that was managed by a player who went down the Doctor tree, merchant tents for players who went down the Business trees, etc.

What was really cool, is that if you had a Town hall, you could name the player-run city and everyone in the game can see it. You could also have space ports that connected your city to the main cities on the planet, So, if you were a merchant, you could have an advertising robot that would tell people the city and coordinates of your tent and find your goods easily.

I bet if you did a search for "player cities SWG", you'd be able to see more of what I mean.

You really didn't have spammers in the player cities, unless they were really popular (generally a city with good merchants would be popular). Everyone pretty much hung out in the canteens, listening and getting buffs from the musicians and dancers.

As long as they have non-instanced player housing, I'll be playing SW:TOR for a long time, I imagine.

BAHAHAHAHAHAH!!!! :lol: :lol: :lol:

Gamefly FTW.