BTGBullseye

Yeah, but no word on if they'll do something like Bethesda with the user-friendly mod tools. I mean, with Fallout 3 you could make your own armor and place it in the world in under an hour without any programming or code knowledge, just from guessing. Fallout 4 made it almost impossible to do that with weapons, but everything else stayed the same. What about Cyberpunk 2077?

Yeah, only about 9.5 years late there buddy.

Why, thank you.

Star Trek Online, technically, but I just "finished" the main campaign in The Division before just doing the STO daily event activity.

Most likely for me as well. Though it may have a bit of competition from Wasteland 3. Visuals will likely heavily favor Cyberpunk 2077 for a good long while for most games. I really hope they'll actively support the modding community with tools and such. Would like to see it get a page with half a billion mods on the Nexus like Fallout 4, or even better the 1.7 billion of Skyrim.

All that and no mention whatsoever of the total lack of realistic numbers from China, apart from the CCP saying "we have no infections whatsoever anymore, just trust us on this because we won't let you verify independently".

No he isn't.

3024 - Life resets, but fortunately it hit a save point the night before and we only have to change our clocks by 17 hours and 10 minutes.

Too little, too late... I still have the most posts.

Trying to motivate myself to start up a game.

But then he'd be only 25% trash...

Do I need to pull out my dead body pictures again? Stop with the MLP bullshit!

Are you a troll, or just really stupid?

You mentioned a "spiritual successor" to Deus Ex... Were you referring to Cyberpunk 2077 in a hopeful manner? (I'm looking forward to it, but it has almost the same sort of hype that DXHR and DXMD had, though I trust CDPR to deliver much better results)

And you won't be the last poster in this thread.

Agreed, but let's not rekindle the war.

That about sums it up... Though I do know that at least one of the old ones left due to some anti-Christian members pestering him. (only one of which is still around)

Not really. The debate is what exactly is causing it, and how best to reverse it. I personally don't think carbon dioxide is the issue, but the rest of the harmful chemicals are. A lot of other people disagree and think the opposite. Some are in the middle. I think nuclear power and the removal of any sort of purchasable "pollution credit" will fix the majority of the problem, and allow nature to reverse the problem. (though getting all countries on board would be a nightmare) Some people think that using nuclear is just as bad as unregulated coal. Some think only solar and wind can save us. It's a really complicated discussion.

It's time to shower.

FTL Advanced Edition (GOG has it for $2.50 right now)

Brilliant!

Because they didn't do it as much. As long as you aren't in the top 3, or bottom 50%, you can get away with almost anything.

When it's within my budget to do so... So another 10-20 years or so...

Pfft... Pigs flying... Next you'll say the Moon isn't made of cheese!