@IzzyGraze said: " Orgrimmar is on the horde side, which means no dwarves there. If it was something like "Iron gorge" then maybe you'd have a point. But having a SINGLE name in a whole 50+ hour game that sounds SIMILAR to another name in a different game is hardly worth getting your panties in such a twist. "No. I said that DA:O has influences from WoW and that is ...

@Kazona said: " @Icil: ... But either way, I don't like the tactics system. If a character is low on health, using a health potion should be their immediate priority. I don't care if it is number 1 or number 8 on the list. The whole priority system is whack if ask me. "I need healing!" Then heal yourself, damnit, and stop trying to shield bash that damn tree! "Sure, I agree. ...

@Evilsbane said: " What...version of this game...are you playing? You say console I can't speak for you I am playing the game on the PC and it is a Gorgeous game works perfectly no issues yet I haven't seen Item typos or anything the game seems like a well polished Bioware game. "Here's a quick example. Out of the five activated talents I placed in my party's "Self -> Any" ...

@CoverlessTech said: " @Icil: Are you implying ME is using the Infinity engine as well? ME uses UE3. "I thought they developed the Eclipse engine from Mass Effect's UE3 engine?

@Whisperkill said: " Mass Effect 1 looks far better than DA:O "At the char creation for ME1, did you think, "Dude, look at those fucking dimples!" T'was a good game.

@Vamino said: " Um.. Dragon Age isn't on the Infinity Engine, btw. It would be more 2d and top-down view. And also from like eight years ago. "You're right, sorry.

I realize that after playing Dragon Age for a while, the same exact problems I had with Mass Effect are showing up here again. The engine is janky. The way characters move, the switch between non-combat stance and combat stance, times where characters move and say nothing (sound didn't load), etc is really weighing down such a great game.  Also, there's a lot of communication problems between the game and ...

@xyzygy: Oh, then I misunderstood.  I'm sorry about that.  Yes I do agree this game has many of the same technical glitches with the camera and occasional odd thing happening that KOTOR and just about every other RPG of this type have.  I thought you were talking more about over all design flaws, not so much bugs.

@GreggD said: " I learned a little about worms and such recently, and you might have been infected with something that duplicates process names so it goes undetected, for the most part. Keep in mind, this is based off of my very limited knowledge of viruses, but it wouldn't hurt looking into it. "Nailed it, this is exactly what I was thinking.    @RetroIce4 said: "Those are a bitch to ...

Red Steel 3, anyone (or equiv.)? It's been years with motion sensing and we still don't have the sword games we all dream about.   Gears of War III? Chainsaw peripheral, let me do some custom carving =)    Controller already complete. Cliffy wants Natal bad...

The way you write about it reminded me of the feud between certain Linux and Windows (and others) users. To Linux users, wanting 'more' means becoming more Windows-y (more compatibility, ease of use, etc). To Windows etc, wanting 'more' means speed, efficiency, power, the things Linux boasts about. Interesting to see how they want to be like each other. Does that mean we'll have some sort of conglomerate console which ...

@Cuddy said: " i sat down with 4 friends and played the Demo of L4D2 and i was kinda let down... it felt like the action was kinda slow compared to the original Left 4 dead. sure the melee weapons was a nice addition to the game thou a bit easy to kill regular zombies with if you got the timing down right.  i just cant help but say that this ...