Digital Fox

Don't play SWG. I played it way back at the beginning, and when they changed up the system the whole game went downhill.

Seriously, if you want Sci-Fi, play EVE.

Fifteen percent? Really!? Wow, that's so noticeable it's amazing!

I've actually seen them live, and they sound pretty damn similar.

My bedroom is really wall-to-wall posters, ranging from anime posters to video games to movies to books to comic books. You can barely see that there is just a plain white wall underneath them anymore.

You're thinking of Origa, and I kind of disagree. It sounds similar, but I think the music sounded a lot like more Imogen Heap.

Maybe I'm the only one wrestling with this:

So, you install the game, beat it, have fun, blah blah blah, etc. Then, you get a virus. You have to reformat. You don't get that activation back.

Suddenly, you want to play Mass Effect again. You install on your computer again, taking up another activation. Have fun, blah blah blah. Power surge fries your computer, or something more catastrophic. Computer is replaced.

Oh boy! Mass Effect again! You install, using your third activation. Play, have fun. Something happens again, causing you to reformat.

Hooray! Mass Effect again! Oh, wait... I CAN'T, BECAUSE I HAVE NO MORE ACTIVATIONS.

Sure, this is an unlikely scenario, but it's one that many people encounter. I actually enjoy reformatting my computer every once in a while to get the nice new computer feeling, and I don't want to have to go out and buy a whole new copy of Mass Effect or another game with similar DRM to play it after a few years.

Orlando Bloom ruins everything.

If you don't believe me, just remember how you felt when that throng of preteens gasped and wooed over Legolas in Lord of the Rings.


That's what I thought.

+1 for Juno reference.

Technically, that is incorrect. The Oxford English Dictionary lists both "dialog" and "dialogue" as acceptable spellings.

It is an important thing to note that one the Bioware page, one the drop down menu for games, the LucasArts/Bioware Interactive Product" and the "Massively Multiplayer Online (MMO)" are two different tabs.

That leads me to believe that, unfortunately, the two are not the same thing.

I'm also stating that I'm excited for this game.

It looks outrageously fun.