PimblyCharles

You did it again Rorie. You magician; you wizard. Thought this was the old cray-cray thread. Little do my eye's deceive me tonight. There are some cray-cray specs.

This is accurate.

Couldn't resist giving an example of what you're talking about. I get why this would be removed, because I read the rules. It does serve as a good example though... ;)

ALLOWED: "I am so puppying hunk-a-dunked right now."

NOT ALLOWED: "I am so fucking high off the weed right now."

I haven't met a moderator on this site yet that isn't awesome. Don't see any reason to be afraid of them. Most are very communicative and quick to respond. After all, they are just people like us with a common passion for what we're all here for.

Unfortunately, there's no Siren-like class in Pre-Sequel. I was a Siren duder too. I'd personally go back and play the Borderlands 2 DLC you haven't played yet with your leveled up SIrens. The worst part of Pre-Sequel so far is that you start from scratch and have to put in a lot of time and work into getting decent weapons and skills. I know that's part of the fun for new comers, but for Borderlands Veterans, it's tedious. Hope this helps.

It's more Borderlands 2 so far. It feels incredibly familiar. Only a few hours in so far, but am finding myself bored already. Then again, this is coming from someone who put in well over 100 hours into Borderlands 2, so it's not surprising I'm bored already. The story and new mechanics are the only thing keeping me going. Hopefully the worlds open up a bit more soon, and the enemy types variate more.

I'm currently playing as Nisha for my first play through. Going the route of Riflewoman, because of concentration on gun skills and getting The Unforgiven.

This just happened to me three times, somewhat randomly, while watching Bombin' the A.M. With Scoops and the Wolf: 10/13/2014. I was using Streaming/HD with Win7x64 and Firefox 32.0.3. It would just stop, reset the player to it's original state with a play button over the graphic, and then not continue when left off after hitting play again.

Enslaved: Odyssey to the West brought many tears to these eyes. Tears of all types.

@corvak: I like how you referenced Shadows of the Damned which was a really fantastic experience yet sold poorly because the publisher didn't advertise it properly. I think Microsoft and Swery need to see the huge desire for a PC release and make it happen. I mean, they will make lots of money from it. Why not do it?