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I started playing the Witcher 1 last year mostly to be ready for Witcher 2, and it ended up becoming one of my favourite games. It's one of the only games I have ever played start to finish without playing anything else in the meantime. (I'm one of those people who play 4-5 games at once). It's also a long game, my first playthrough was about 40 hrs which is not uncommon apparently. Can't wait till April, my PC can't handle Witcher 2 unfortunately.

This is a tiny thing of utter inconsequence, and I realize whiskey are super busy right now, but it'd be nice to get a spiffy logo for the homescreen link as opposed to the tiny thumnbail it uses by default. Unless anyone knows how I can do it myself?

Chinese energy drinks are not a matter for polite discussion. He was right to rebuke you.

The amount of hours I have spent in my car listening to the Bombcast...I feel like I have already gotten my $50 of content and then some.

" @MiniPato said:

" Some old art film( I think) my film teacher showed. It started off with a guy cutting an eyeball with a razor across the pupil and showing all the eye juices spilling out. First time I had to look away from a movie. "

Un chien andalou. Besides that fucking scene (it was obviously fake but the idea...), it was all right. "

They should just make a Persona game where every member of the cast is Chie

I was just listening to the MGS4 edition of the Bombcast, and in it the guys mention that all of them played MGS4 in extended sessions, finishing the game in 2 or 3 sessions. And Jeff said that he stayed up till the early morning just to see it through till the ending. I found this interesting because this is exactly the way I played MGS4, and every game in the series for the first time. MGS2 was especially hard because I had school the next day and the credits didn't roll till 6:30 in the morning, leaving me with a half hour of sleep. But it was totally worth it. I don't normally play games for long periods at a time, it usually takes me a week or two to beat an average length single player game (i.e Uncharted 2 or Bioshock) but for some reason I just have to finish the Metal Gear games as soon as possible. I guess it's due to the strong focus on plot in those games, more so than other games. So yeah, did anyone else play them this way?

I loved COD4 online, but nothing beats having 4 mates around the same TV, so I was disappointed to find that the offline multi appears to be dependent on your online profile for the unlocks. If I choose not to use my online profile, then I can only use the base 5 classes. I don't want to have to get to lvl 70 in the online just so I can use all the stuff in split screen multi. Will this be the case or is there an obvious way around it that I haven't found?