My wife stays home (by choice) every day, I work mon-fry from 7am-16pm with a special crysis shoft every other week. So when I come home dinner is served (with military precision) after that its strickly scheduled (bathtime, giving bottle, both of us taking a shower, preparing breakfast for the nex...

Hrmm.. It depends on everyone's different situation.. for me I might get a lucky 2 or 3 hour gaming session 3 or 4 times a week. Most nights lately it's been about 1 or 2 hours. My wife works the evening shifts (1:30pm till 10:00pm), I work days (8:30am till 4:45pm). She works only a couple of minut...

When I logged in to Origin to play DA2, I noticed that Inquisition (both standard and deluxe versions) are 33% off at the moment through the Origin store. I'm still going to hold off, as per my last post but I thought I'd mention this for anyone that was considering it.

Another small update (I supposed it's like a devlog haha).. now Max can stand by himself and walk better

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WJTVRxPu8N0

I like to play many games as if they were a movie and I was playing/acting the role of the main character.. interactive movie. So in some ways I sit back back and enjoy it as an observer and in other ways I put myself in the game. With Skyrim in particular I found myself playing more objectively (ob...

The fact that he's been able to accomplish what he has already with such a constrictive tool as Unity is, is pretty amazing. It's horror stories like Lars' development and that of other games using Unity that makes me extremely thankful that Josh was able to create his own engine to suit the task.

I've tried playing STALKER a bunch of times.. even the most recent one.. but I've never really been able to get into it that much.. I'm not sure why. The game is one of the most immersive, creative, challenging etc etc etc games ever.. but I've just not been able to get hooked. Oh well.. can't enjoy...

Sean Murray has stated in multiple interviews that they would like to keep adding things to the game after release. So an enhanced PC version is very much possible. Considering that I've seen multiple Indie studios come up with better versions of their games on PC after a console release, lets keep...

Well, apparently my copy of DA:O was actually on PS3. I do still have it and the PS3.. but I prefer to play games on PC these days. I did work out that I had a heavily discounted copy of DA2 from a humble bundle.. seems I played it a little.. maybe got to around 2 hours in and then stopped playing. ...

I've pretty much moved on to other games now. ED is a complete waste of my time and effort at the moment. Hopefully the situation will improve but I doubt it will happen any time before 6 months from now, when the game should have been held back till. I am someone with a limited amount of time and q...

This did get funded.. didn't go much over the asking amount but that's all they needed to get it done... just that there won't be any extra stuff beyond what they can sneak in. People can still contrib with Paypal etc but yeh.. at least it got funded and the game will be made

I agree on both counts: DDF and Single Player Offline. When I look at some of the awesome, fleshed out design ideas in DDF, I have to scratch my head and wonder why not even a small amount of those ideas are in the game at launch. There's a game, called Hardwar, that was a TINY gamespace but was so ...

Don't you think passed and actual space sim games like ED are really reallistic with the technologies we already get ? A few examples : - No internet ! you can't get prices and missions of others stations ! It should be so easy even nowadays to make a broadcast af all informations within a solar sy...

I just flew myself to Sol from the founder area.. wasn't a bad trip.. route planning is definitely a good thing, though it should have been in from the beginning. Fuel scooping is so slow with the cheap scoops but it's free and fuel is so darn expensive in the early game. I did find some of those ra...

Exploration data times out? The hell? :wtf: Never knew that either.. then again there are a shit tonne of things I never knew that I really should have been taught by the game upfront.. The more I play, the more gaps I uncover rather than fill with my imagination.. the more I explore, the more I fi...