SketchyBrown

I would most certainly play a game like that. However, the likelihood of something along those lines successfully being pitched and developed seems a bit low.

Don't buy that controller. I have the non-Branded version and after a week or two the triggers stopped responding correctly. Every now and then, while holding a trigger down the game thinks I let go of it for a split second and then snaps back. Drives me nuts.

Not to mention the bumpers and start/back buttons feel AWFUL. And the "programming" options are limited enough to where I stopped using them : (

On the plus side it has a real nice finish and braided cable...

FemShep's forced downtime has caused her rear to inflate to MIranda-like proportions.

Yep. This may be because it's my first MMO. Either way, my plan is to play class stories to their completion and see where I go from there. I'm a sucker for BioWare and I'm really liking the time (...a lot of time) I spend in game.

This doubled when I switched over to the Mind Trick server and joined up with the GB guild Good Luck Have Bothans. Lots of grouping and I have finally learned why Dave goes on and on about loving being a healer.

Whenever I do leave SWTOR, I'll re-install Dragon Age: Origins and actually play it this time :p

@MrKlorox said:

Putting "jobs" as a hashtag makes that statement feel slimy for some reason.

I am really glad someone else thought the same.

/shudder

Does anyone remember the similar bug in Twilight Princess? Something about saving inside a room with a giant cannon before triggering the event in the room. Happy I dodged that one!

"Cannon Room Glitch"

Link: http://zelda.wikia.com/wiki/The_Legend_of_Zelda:_Twilight_Princess_Glitches

Renegade all the way here, every playthrough. Both Shep and FemShep have great Renegade tones of voice. 
 
Awesome video, BTW

52.. No matter what you do, your past will catch up with you

Why all the hate for the treasure hunting? That was easily one of my favorite parts of the game... having to keep a landmark in your memory while searching the environment, and then scouring the map/environment for locational clues was one of the most immersive pieces of the game for me. Except that first treasure in Mexico (# 6)... I kept trying to look on top of the mesas in Diez Coronas - and climbing on top of those is impossible. None of them look quite right compared to the map, but a lot of them look close. I figured the game wanted me to scale and check them all. Turns out its a lot easier than all that hahaha
 
So I'd say say treasure hunter #6 was the hardest for me...

It felt like I was punched in the stomach... but in a good way.
 
...except for the "work you damn nag!" lines Jack spits on horseback - his voice doesn't really hold up to repeated listening. 
 
Either way, I'm starting a new game up tomorrow.