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@Xeirus said:

@Rappelsiini said:

@Xeirus I'm on my phone so it's hard to pinpoint what exactly makes his questions stupid.

Then, honestly, why bother. Does it really annoy you so bad you have to go out of your way to make a useless post?

The irony is palpable.

We all have it.

It's that one song that we know all the words to.

We have meaning behind the lyrics.

When the chorus hits, a chill goes up our spine.

We wish we could play that song with our awesome musical skills (of which there are none).

What song am I talking about? For me, it's "Heads Up, Hearts Down" by I Fight Dragons.

A weird question to most of you, but it's a valid one to me, nontheless.

Which system should I get this for? I don't care much about the graphics or slowdown or whatnot, because at the end of the day, it looks the same to me.

I played the demo on the 360, if that has anything to do with it, but my main question to those who have it is this: Does it feel right to have it on your system? I've always had single player games on the Playstation 3, but this feels like a multiplayer game....oh, the dilemma of my first world problem.

Help me, duders!

I didn't even notice the bars.

It's too short to be considered a good demo, I think. It barely gives you any gameplay to putz around with, and doesn't even tell you about other classes like the Quick Look did. The no lock on will take some getting used to, but I can tell I'll love this game when I have the time and money for it.

Also, throwing pawns is the best thing ever. More games should not be afraid to just say "Alright, I'm a game, you can do wacky things if you want."

I'm making my main pawn after my best friend, and she's sexy, so....yeah, guess I'm ashamed.

I just ordered my copy! I can't wait to play it with my friends, I think I'll do it TNT style. Something as sacred as "First Cards Against Humanity Game" should be preserved throughout the years.

@Chemin said:

But it also gives green light to all publishers that the worst possible DRM is accepted by the public. Or rather, no one cares enough.

I'm not sure why preventing people from hacking the game (and thus stealing real money from people) is bad, but that's just me.

I'm pretty sure one of the Giant Bomb FAQs says that we can find our true love here, so...I'm clicking yes!

I'm quite the opposite. If a game has no achievements/trophies, I'm more likely to pick it up, because I don't have to worry about getting 100% on it, just like yesteryear. If anything, I'll look at the achievement/trophy list for a game and see how they are. If there's too many multiplayer ones and it's not Call of Duty, chances are I won't be getting those, and that really rubs me the wrong way.

I was running from Riften guards because I killed one of them. Apparently I didn't run fast enough.