querky

I for one remember liking Invisible War. Sure, it was my first experience with the Deus Ex franchise, but I don't think it's a bad game. You shouldn't get your hopes too high though as it's not AS good as Deus Ex, but it sure is worth playing.

From Sweden, seems to have a ping of about 300-500ms on a 8/3. This might however be the cause of my connection being funky rather than anything on blizzards side.

Man this made me sad! Did some converions SEK (swedish currency) to USD and liters to gallons. Ended up with some 8,51 USD/gallon. Might be slightly higher, havn't checked latest prices.

For myself i got a character to 50 in about a month, did lose most of my momentum during 40-50 so one might say mmo-fatique is in full effect. I do have some friends playing and I hope we can try some of the lvl 50 FP together. For now I let my account be renewed, mostly because i'd really like this game to succeed. The game has some major flaws that i never got over though, mostly it has to do with the instancing. I'm one of those assholes whose fondest memory of playing WoW was the opening of AQ with a huge part of the server in the same zone, flashing around at 5 FPS, huge latency and then the server crashed, got back up shortly, then crashing again because most ppl was trying to log in at once. I just don't see things like that happening in TOR. You might say I feel like i don't have any choice (which is funny because of how they marketed this!), it's either buy all this noncence VO'ed quests and hope that there are some good ones in there (like my Class quest of IA was mostly awesome, the ending notwithstanding, and Imperial planet questline on Taris), or go home.

I have to say, i did throughly enjoy reading this. On my opionon considering the subject: I do generally consume quite a lot of information considering the games i buy from several outlets and in recent memory i can't recall any time i ended up with an experience that truly surprised me in a game. This includes quality, gameplay etc. (I hope I don't sound like an elitist twat in that statement, i did not mean it that way. The thing being that i like to know very basicly what i'm gonna spend an untold number of hours on)

For example: I knew The Witcher 2 was going to look good and play like an RPG. I had my hopes that the game would be good (i did like the first one despite its many problems) but i could not know. In the case of witcher 2 there was never a question of wether i was gonna buy it but reviews and early word prepared me for the initial difficulty curve in that game and i believe my experience with that game was the better for it.

The only reason i really notice a score in i a review would be if i pick up and older game, for example in the steam sales, where i just want a quick opinion from one or two publications.

I used the cheapest arrows to get it, estimating it took some 30-40 shots with those.