Im_CIA

Dread it, bury it, the last post (by CIA) arrives all the same

Nah he gives scores to the ones he did play

Yeah I don't think it's there. Probably an oversight, since I spy a bunch of Homeworld *clones* fattening up the list. To me, HW is like the movie Blade Runner. Some people love it, some people are indifferent; there's bunch of different versions, and there is a sizeable community that holds it up to the point of near spiritual reverence.

@Ross Scott what the fuck. Can't find Homeworld tagged as strategy, but this soulless rip off has a place on the pedestal. I mean it looks just like Karos Graveyard

Not if you're agoraphobic.

Hello, My name is Joe And I Work in A button factory

Hush little shinobi, don't type a word. And never mind that notification you heard.

Becoming more video-game centeric will definitely put more butts in digital seats around here. But I like the quaint feel of a run-down saloon, somewhere in the wild-west of the internet. (*spits in jar* yerr talkin to me about far left wiggers in vidiya games? Tomorrow; high noon, yellow boy *rag time stops playing* ) Structure and focus are needed for sure.. but too much of it is the antithesis of "fun"

I'm pretty happy Homeworld(1999) made it

Yes absolutely. To me, and I suffer from solipsism.

The real truth is... I just don't have the patience to play videogames anymore. Even the ones that look good.

Deckard, my man, do you even realize the importance of these events which I am vaguely describing right now? Lasers going pewpew and ships going boomboom in space. This changes everything! Your perception of replicants such as myself and a possible love interest of yours shall never be the same, I'm sure. Peace out.

I've seen things you people wouldn't believe. Attack ships on fire off the shoulder of Orion. I watched C-beams glitter in the dark near the Tannhäuser Gate. All those moments will be lost in time, like tears in rain. Time to die.