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Someone in Sanctuary says "Are we having fun yet?", which is a cute nod at Party Down.

@bushpusherr: Huh, never thought so this! And since I'm playing solo, it'll def come in handy. Thanks!

@laussica: I was able to get a single piece of Iridium so far, as well as lots of bombs. Have tried maybe 8 or 10 times in total.

Not that I can figure out so far. Hmm...

This is looking truly epic already! Keep going :D

I only played as the soldier/turret model in Borderlands, but I think this time around I'm gonna give Maya and her phaselock skill a try. Seems really neat!

I killed Azai, but was hoping for more confirmation whether the ninja was crazy or not. Instead, you make your choice, and the game just ends. Kind of disappointing for such a great build up.

Videogame hair technology.

Yes, several...sadly. I've written about each extensively over at my blog, but I'll summarize them here as well.

First, in Saints Row: The Third, couldn't finish the Deckers virtual reality stage that Giant Bomb praised so much because the dude Matt Miller would just fly up after taking X amount of damage and leave the screen entirely, leaving you stuck to run around an empty room, with no boss to kill (http://grindingdown.wordpress.com/2012/01/07/that-httpdeckers-die-glitch-where-the-final-boss-simply-disappears/).

Second, in Half-Life 2, there's a switch you are to flip in the Nova Prospekt jail level to open a door (http://grindingdown.wordpress.com/2011/12/05/switch-glitch-in-nova-prospekt-level-brings-half-life-2-to-a-halt/). Problem is that there is no switch for me to push. Well, not true. The switch is there, it just won't activate no matter how many times I try. Ugh. I've read online that I might need to restart the game, but I don't wanna do that.

Third, in Deus Ex: Human Revolution, right near the end of the game, there was a set of double doors that, when looked at directly, would freeze the game (http://grindingdown.wordpress.com/2011/10/19/ridiculous-door-glitch-in-deus-ex-human-revolution-is-ridiculous/). I kid thee not. If you were able to look at the floor and still open the door, you could pass by safely. But raise your eyes an inch, and everything locked up. That took a bit of trial and error to get around, if you couldn't already tell.

And let's just consider most of Fallout 3 and Fallout: New Vegas is one big progression-blocking bug, unless you save every single step of the way.

Best of luck, crazy person!