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So far it is great

First timer?

Yeah. I actually discovered it by accident. I was looking for a steampunk game similar to Arcanum and someone mentioned Torment. I don't see how it is a steampunk game, but it's still pretty great

You get it from GOG?

To my shame, I recently pirated Oblivion for the PC. I grew toabsolutely hat it on the Xbox, but the mods I've seen actually make it look good. Sadly, I've discovered that they don't, so I'll wipe the game and restore my karma when I get the chance.

You're obviously not doing it right.



I just finished replaying Super Metroid with my friend. Still amazing.

Meh, the combat's ugly and repetitive even with Deadly Reflex, the story's terrible in vanilla and I'm too much of a Bethesda fanboy to change it to an unofficial story, the voice acting is actually a million times better with mods but it's still pretty bad, all the visual packs in the world can't redeem the gaudy and horrible graphics, and the one thing that made the game so utterly brilliant (the massive world to explore) isn't any good for me any more because, well, I've explored it all. I'll just carry on playing Morrowind instead. Let's see if I can put another 100 hours into it over the next couple of months.

No, I get all my games at a used CD store, it's a lot cheaper that way

I've been playing some Morrowind lately, partly in anticipation for Skyrim. Made a Redguard, named him Jonas after jonas in Fallout 3 (racism lol). I'd probably play Oblivion too, but I feel like I've exhausted almost everything that game has to offer, and I'm too lazy/incompetent to install mods.

I've also been thinking about going back to Starcraft 2, maybe redoing the campaign and then moving on to multiplayer. Have to fit in all the gaming I can before school starts...