belcaw

So, if you have 2 systems you play on at home; these games essentially cost $10 more than they used to.

Screw that! If I end up interested in one of these games, I'll just wait until they release the GOTY edition for $30... then I wont feel quite as ripped off.

Why would I want to turn off auto standby after 1 hour of inactivity? Well, I use my Xbox as much, if not more, for watching DVD's and Netflix and movies require no input and are typically longer than an hour... that's why.

I hope this ends soon.. I'm waiting for a company like OnLive or one of those to jump all over this and use it as a jumping board for themselves to become more mainstream.

I would love to give this game a thorough play through.

This looks way better than I would have expected. At at a value price of $40 (http://www.amazon.com/Divinity-II-Dragon-Knight-Xbox-360/dp/B004JHJHCC/ref=sr_1_3?ie=UTF8&s=videogames&qid=1295973737&sr=1-3), it may well be something to pick up.

We all knew a patch was coming. Come on, they can't possibly leave a game this screwed up without patching it. What's going to really make a difference is if they can get the patch out quickly. Time is running out as gamers patience levels are reaching their limit and as friends are moving on to other games.

It would be nice and reassuring if we were actually given a release date or release window of when to expect this patch. Are we going to get it before Christmas?

@Wiizer Drugs aren't the problem; they're just plain stupid. They can't get past the first few levels of the first one. Making friends with dumb people can make you feel smarter; but you get stuck playing only FPS and button mashers.

I guess you're right. Time for new friends.

I'm definitely starting to get interested in this game. I just wish I had friends that were smart enough to enjoy the first one so I could get them to play this one with me.

@incendious
Unless you want to use the game online on a second system in your house. Or go to your brother's house and show him how great the online gameplay is.

This is really anti-family gaming and anti-multiple system households. They either tie the code to the system or to a profile and either way; they screw over their most devote customers and future customers (children).

I only want to spend one price on a game and be able to play it to its fullest with my children on any of the systems I have setup in my house. This code to play online, code to get DLC inside of new boxes really infuriates me. I purposefully buy new games to support the developers and rarely trade in any game unless I feel like I was ripped off.

This sort of tactic will make me feel more and more ripped off; and eventually my family entertainment money may end up going somewhere else.