@NekuSakuraba: I'm in kind of a similar situation, except my two neighbouring Civs have been dicks the entire game. One kept trying to invade me despite having a terrible military and knowing it (he's pretty much out of the game now as a result) but the other is actually in the lead and has the most powerful military and seemingly most advanced tech. He's lining my borders with his troops and just unlocked nukes. I always try to take over another continent to myself so that I have a backup plan (I'm playing on the world map and took Australia).
TL;DR I'm fucked, but have a backup landmass. Maybe try that route?
BF3 is getting DLC support until next March. I see no problem with this.
The beta for BF4, if like last time, won't be until about 2/3 through 2013 with the game itself launching in autumn/ winter. That's 2 years since the last game. That is fine.
Yep, I was using it before I got around to paying for Spotify Premium. I really liked the instant setlist feature- it seemed to do a good job of finding music which is similar in 'tone', if not genre.
I think the second problem has been solved through game design- nobody (at least, nobody sensible) makes platforming segments in first person games anymore. Half Life 2 and Metroid had them, but soon after that they died out because people realised that they were awful.
I only realised that nobody does them anymore during the Duke Nukem quicklook, when the Giantbomb guys were marvelling at the platforming segments ripped straight out of the late 90s.
There are still games where you need positional awareness, don't get me wrong- Portal, for example. But I don't think they need as much pinpoint accuracy as previous games once did.
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