EOT

I organise by genre. Which can be a little awkward at times, especially with RPGs.

As such I know catagorise them as:

• Action-RPG - Your Diablo clones and the like
• Classic-RPG - Baldur's Gate, Neverwinter etc.
• Modern-RPG - Mass Effect, The Witcher, TES and all that good stuff.

@drstrangepork: I had a similar experience a few years ago whilst under the influence of cheap lager at a friend's house. I recovered my GT, forgetting my 360 hadn't been online in a year and proceeded to play some L4D. Then the next day decided that actually I would start paying for XBL again, went online and watched in horror as my GT went back in time about two years.

I suppose it would not have been quite so awful had I not been somewhat of an achievement whore at the time and had just lost 60k points. In the end I just started a new GT.

@Karkarov: I agree with you wholeheartedly. For the past several weeks I have become endeared with Tokugawa-era Japan. Incidentally, whenever I have a problem with my electronics I mutter "shamfur disprae."

My only lamentation, and it has remained the same since ETW, is that I am so utterly dissatisfied with Creative Assembly's post-release support (as I stated above). These games could be so much more engrossing if they would just fix the bugs.

Just for those that haven't spotted it the Ikko Ikki DLC   pack is currently £2 on Steam (I don't know what they're charging in whatever local moon-money you happen to be using though).

140 Euro is $200 by the way. What is up with Valves EU pricing. I live in the UK so it doesn't affect me much but still. I'm not quite sure how they justify a 30% price hike on everything. It's like the UK's $360 3DS.

" Owned. 
 
Logically, if he hates Bioware he wouldn't care if he lost access to his game, amirite? "

" What's this? "

I'm waiting for Sony to charge £500 for it. 
 
Then i will laugh.

Watched both video's all the way through twice....aaaaand nothing. They never work for me. Oh well.

Watched both video's all the way through twice....aaaaand nothing. They never work for me. Oh well.