Klei

I evaluate a game based on the hours of entertainment it'll grant me. Considering I'll end up playing Titanfall for hours, if not days, I'd say it's worth it. A lot more than a single-player game that will last me 12 to 20 hours.

First off, boys aren't all that dumb. I know my fair share of idiotic women, and I don't label you guys for it. Needless to say, I think you guys are definitely not meant to be together. Since you mention this is your '' first long-term relationship '' ( and consider 6 months to be long-term, which isn't, in reality ), I understand how hurt you may feel. Still, you've got a clear picture of the individual you're dating, and in a way, you should be grateful that you discovered that within 6 months, and not 6 years.

What can I say? I'm not going to be all like '' break up, you fool! '' because that is not as easy as some might think. I'm just going to advice you to take this relationship on a less meaningful level, and get to move away slowly. Because hey, you made it clear that this isn't what you want from this relationship. One day, when the time is right, you'll have the guts to do it.

Also, don't murder the dude for this. And in all seriousness, even hurt as you are, he as the ''right'' to not want a future with you. It sucks, but that's the truth.

I'm 27,

I wrote 9 books, all of them published. Working on my 10th.

Slowly getting enough recognition to pay my bills and have a pretty good fanbase.

I have a loving girlfriend, a cool-ass cat, and I'm healthy.

I have very little regrets in life yet.

So yeah, I'm proud of myself.

I have never done this, except when I was an early teenager. My sleep is like gold to me, and I don't want to fuck it up. Although, when I'm too excited for a game release, I wake up at 6 that morning. And I'm tired for two days afterwards.

It's all about the time you'll spend with the game. Considering I'll easily play Titanfall for over 60 hours, I don't mind paying it 60 bucks. For me, 1$ an hour is fine. Even if I play 40 hours of a 60$ game, it's still passable in my opinion.

Lords of Shadow 2 is a 10-11hours long game, maybe 15 if you collect everything and to the challenge rooms. It's shorter than the first one.

After 35 hours of Fallout: New Vegas, my game had a game-breaking glitch that broke one of the main quests with Yes Man!. Never played it again.

@noizy Oddly enough, after watching the video, I think the new Thief does justice to the original in a lot more ways than people think. I really, really like the City's layout, even though I'm not a fan of the last-gen broken sections with loadings. I like the idea of being super weak, instead of a powerhouse who toys with his enemies. As for the storyline? It's not much to speak of, but these days, I don't hold lame storylines against games, otherwise I wouldn't play shit on the market. Mostly everything, but a couple of exceptions, have horrible storylines.

Congratulations! I'm working on my 10th book myself, here in Quebec, Canada. My previous 9 have all been published.

I like my stealth games where I can be extremely mobile and not punished for killing foes. I mean, backstabbing dude with a variety of methods and animations is always fun to watch and it makes you feel empowered. Dishonored should have been the perfect stealth game, but the fact that I was severely punished for using my blade and half of my powers forced my playthrough into a choke-hold marathon, which ended up being unsatisfying. I don't mind leaving guards alive and unaware, but I have to be rewarded for it. Splinter Cell: Blacklist did this, and it was very fun.