whore_of_babylon

Hi everyone,

I've been reading GB for quite some time, but recently, I decided to join in. Anyway, I would very much like to buy a premium membership, but unfortunately, at the moment I can only pay with Payzaa (formerly known as Alert Pay). Although I'm sure that me alone won't be enough for the staff to seriously think about implementing Payzaa as a payment option, I'm interested to hear if anyone else would like this to happen.

I know it's quite a reach, but it's still worth a shot. Oh, and, if nothing else, is anyone aware of some solid payzaa to paypal exchanger?

Cheers.

I mean seriously, did the devs just go "oh, we should appeal to 12-year-olds, but this game doesn't have enough nuns dressed in latex"?

@xxizzypop: I'm scared to count how many times I got captured and "killed" during the story missions.

@Klei: I would add that most of the voice acting is bad and your male friends are douches. Female characters are just boring and shallow. I liked the CIA agent and the double agent that helps you near the end of the game, but that's about it. FC3 improved upon every gameplay element of its predeccessor, but the story is equal, if not worse. The idea of transforming a character from a oward to a killing machine has a lot of potential, but apart from the intro, the execution is bad - you instantly become a killing machine.

That brings me to another thing I didn't like - the game is way too easy. Even on hardest difficulty setting, only a few story missions posed any kind of a challenge for me and I rarely play FPS's.

Oh, and, the fact that Vaas captures and tries to kill you a dozen times before he meets his end is incredibly annoying, they clearly had no idea what to do with the story.

Defintiely drinking when thirsty because it takes some time for the recently-empty stomach to stop hurting. The gratification when drinking is instant.

Moby Dick Studios?

@Rainbowkisses: I tend to do this more and more as I get older because I don't have as much free time as before but on the other hand, I have more money. That leads to a bunch of video games collecting dust on my shelves.

Colin Firth.