phrali

i don't. 
 
not because of some moral reason though, i just never liked the way i feel when i drank.
 
i don't understand why people take any kind of downers actually. i always felt like poo when i had to take painkiilers for medical stuff, i don't undertand why people take them recreationally, just makes you sleepy and sluggish

plz someone make one, i will give you my money i promise, i'll buy two copies i swear 
 
i don't understand it, it's not like diablo and diablo 2 didn't make a butt ton of money, right? there's 8 million COD clones and one diablo clone? W T F
 
or can someone suggest a GOOD dungeon crawler for my 360? PLEASE?  

Don't punish the hard working developers and yourself by missing out on what might be a great game that's unrelated to another problem you see. What you should do is just ignore the games with the restrictive DRM and tell Ubisoft that you're not buying it and why.

i had no intention of ever playing Driver San Francisco, and i'm not even a PC gamer, but reading about their DRM policies makes me want to never buy another one of their products again, even when it's a completely unrelated XBLA release with no DRM chains on it. 
 
does that make sense at all? am i just too easily offended?
 
also still pissed at them for releasing RSV2 with the same endless machine gun sound glitch that was in RSV1.

would have to be the Ura siege. i always liked my pet squirt and pecker, and when they didn't make it i was soooooo sad i stopped playing for like 10 minutes and just stared at the screen, like "i want them to come back and play with me....." 
 
it was a sad moment but it connected with me emotionally in a way that very few games do, so it has to be my favorite.

after losing much progress, several times, i found this on another forum.
 
there is no manual save option (srsly WHY THE F NOT?). you must rely on the autosave. 
 
the game does NOT save when you exit to the menu (WHWHHYYYYY)
 
the game autosaves when you enter a mission or a proving ground. but it does NOT autosave when you enter the Bastion (SRSLY WHHHYYYYY). so if you do some stuff, return to the bastion, then exit to the menu, do NOT expect the game to save.
 
if you do some stuff and want to quit, here's 2 reliable options.
 
1. enter the next mission or some unfinished proving ground, wait until the little autosave gear animation in the lower left of your screen stops, then power off. when you restart, you will be in the bastion, and your progress will be saved but it will be like you never went into that last mission.
 
2. enter the aettings menu, screw around with audio settings or something. then exit. the game will save your settings and your progress. 
 
IF YOU DO NOT SEE THE LITTLE SPINNY GEAR IN THE LOWER LEFT OF YOUR SCREEN, DO NOT EXPECT THE GAME TO HAVE SAVED YOUR PROGRESS