Matfei90

I'll throw my vote in for Hot Pursuit, since that's the only one I've played. I own Blur but have yet to get around to it.

Okay, for some reason Steam seems intent on giving me this game I've never heard about, nor want.

So I have:

• Gift copy of Global Ops: Commando Lybia
• -50% off for the same game
  
  If anyones at all interested, don't really care what i trade them for (steam item wise), I'd just rather someone use them rather than go to waste. Steam username is the same as my whiskey one.

Probably the most overrated game I've played was Portal.

Never understood why it was so popular.

People should have the right to put whatever they want into their own bodies as long as they don't affect/harm anyone else.

Different strokes for different folks.

Wait... Jar Jar at the end of Return? What?!?

@NekuSakuraba said:

@InsidiousTuna: I've watched quite a bit of gameplay, developer commentaries and interviews and it seemed to me that pretty much all the quests are non instanced and the only instanced parts are towns? I could be wrong though.

As far as I know from following dev articles - the only instanced areas in GW2 are your personal quarter of the main city, and then quests/missions associated with your characters personal story. Everything else is open.

This looks like it's gonna be better than LOTR for me. I've read the Hobbit eight or so times, but never ended up getting past the first LOTR book even once.

Also: dragons.

@Vinny_Says said:

And now that they took all those lessons and applied them to make their best game yet.

This pretty much sums things up for me. Loved Morrowind to bits, Oblivion was decent, loved Fallout 3 - and Skyrim just rolls everything up and hits heaps of targets for me.

It's hard not to feel amazed when you're playing through a title in your favourite series and even little things jump out and make a good impression on you.

What's with the flood of contrarian views on Skyrim in the past few days?

@Koobasta said:

So is there anything specific that has to be turned on for the 4GB patch to work, or is it automatic? I see nothing in the settings for it ...

I'd say it's automatic. The new .exe that was downloaded through steam should come with the LAA flag already activated - as is kind of the point of this update.