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My friend code is: 0834-2184-1760

Hopefully I'm not too late to get some adds ^^.

Name: Jesse

Never met you. Cried anyways. A testament to just how awesome he was. RIP Ryan Davis. Also, someone posted up: www.thanksryan.com thought that was awesome.

I want to get excited but I'm worried I'll be disappointed. >.<

Hrm... Consider me intrigued. If the Open World + Story are solid and the game is challenging, this might be a win.

<p>The gameplay was a lot of fun. Got to get in about 4 hours for their final beta. Region support is very easy to work with and I truly felt like the online integration enhanced the gameplay. I do agree that they need an offline option but it's still tons of fun regardless. Buy the game, it's fantastic.</p>

Always On DRM?  Guess I won't take the time to care about this game :).

I don't see +1 support here yet so I was wondering if the GB team was planning on implementing it on the website.
 
Just a thought.

Kappamerc - 555

I see the cons for this service listed repeatedly.  This is a stepping stone towards On Demand gaming.  I support any service that has the potential to give developers less hardware restriction.  I think people are neglecting to look at the pros: 
 

• Always playing games on top of the line hardware (Give or take 6 months).
• Play using any medium that can run the OnLive software.
• Give developers a chance to develop games with much less 'hardware' restriction and more awesome.  Instead of coding for a console using the same outdated hardware for 10 years they can push the boundaries of gaming technology using much more current hardware.
• In a worst case scenario it at least provides the building blocks in On Demand gaming technology.

I'm definitely 9 on the internal nerd scale.  Outward it just depends on who I'm around.  I prefer to be myself but it's a turnoff to anyone who doesn't know the culture.  Most of the time I find myself easing my friends into the culture and then they become nerds too.  Though those converted people are still really bad at most games.  I'm attracted to quirky girls who both have a brain and care about their health.  I've been playing games for 20 years, watching anime for 10, can't dance, find bar culture annoying, and I'm a software engineer.  I guess that puts me around a 6 outwardly.  Nothing to be ashamed of.  I find that we are growing in number.