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The newest decent RPG I can think of that isn't DA/ME/FO/TW would probably be Risen.

I've been playing Diablo 2 since release. The AH is actually a great idea, because much like the booming gold selling business in WoW, people are always going to want to buy in-game items with real money to get ahead. They're going to do it regardless, and this AH effectively shuts down all...

One guy with an M249 can clear every super mutant level besides Kansas City. It's really easy, no teammates or tactics required. However, I strongly recommend getting energy weapons on all of your characters at least to 120 when you've got the points to spare, because outside of the Browning...

STALKER playthrough #2 with Oblivon Lost merged with Arsenal Mod. Oh fuck, I'm in heaven. -Night is now pitch black. -Sneaking actually works now. -The AI no longer has omniscient crysis-vision. You can now kill from range with a silenced weapon without them instantly knowing you're there...

The sniper rifles (There's three, SVD, VSS, SVU) actually have MORE spread than the high-end assault rifles, SLIGHTLY better zoom, several times heavier ammunition, and remove the ability to sprint. I've got no idea what you mean by "assault rifles can't compete", when you'll actually have a far...

Tackling another game on my "I really need to play this" list, I've completed S.T.A.L.K.E.R after forcing myself through the beginning. I could never get into it in the past, because the weapons had an obscene cone of fire, and I thought that I was supposed to just plink away from behind...

-Installed it for the lulz. Expected hilariously bad input lag. -Went to the Free Trial mode and chose Deus Ex to give this bitch a run. -Main menu... FUUUUUUUUUU- mouse lag, mouse lag everywhere. -Uninstalled. Future of gaming indeed.

Playing through the entire Jedi Knight series again (Except for the first one, because it's a shitty DOOM re-skin). I love me some Star Wars. Finished Dark Forces 2, Jedi Outcast, and am currently wrapping up Jedi Academy. Unarmed in FNV is just as awesome as it is in Fallout 2. A few...

The "few brave souls" thing is what's important. If you're with a group of people, you could possibly overwhelm the attacker. One person trying to jump the crazy motherfucker out in the open while everyone is running around panicking is just going to add +1 to the bodycount. For all we know...

Played it on release with two friends and did everything there was to do in the game in about 10 hours. It was fun, for sure; and $1/hour is a decent price for entertainment (outside of books), but I don't know how someone could stretch that experience out to 30+ hours.

Except offline-mode often requiring you to go back online before you're allowed to access said games, even when the game in question is fully updated. I'm a big user of offline-mode (It lets me hop on several of my friend's steam accounts, and play their games while they're still online); but...

My list would have to be: STALKER Baldur's Gate 1/2 Icewind Dale Planescape Torment Arcanum Psychonauts For STALKER, I want to like it. I really do. I've tried to play it several times, but I can't seem to make it past 20-30 minutes of gameplay before uninstalling it in disgust...

Played through FEAR 3 with a friend, which was a truly awesome coop experience. The only problem I had was that you can't play Insane right off the bat, so we had to go with Fearless (which is supposed to be Hard, I guess) which was really, really easy. Looking forward to a second run...

MMO? Not at all. It's a very, very good DoTA clone. It's definitely not something you play on your phone either.

Make sure you get the unofficial patch. http://www.uesp.net/wiki/Tes3Mod:UMP

Hate speech isn't illegal. Ever heard of the Westboro Baptist Church? They take 'hate speech' to another level.

I don't see how this is good news for gamers, unless you're twelve. Do you enjoy firing up your favorite shooter, only to be greeted by a bunch of screeching children who have no business playing the fucking game in the first place?

Because the F2P model brings in obscene amounts of money. Also, pretty much everyone who was going to buy TF2 already bought it, so what better time in TF2's life cycle to make it F2P and start raking in cash hand over fist?

Picked up from a several months old save of Fallout Tactics, where I was stuck in Kansas City. Still stuck. My one man, one item mule army just isn't cutting it against a three way super mutant onslaught. It's a direct continuation of the original, yeah. It also comes bundled (at least...

Exactly. In Morrowind, there is no quest compass. You're given directions to where you're supposed to go; and it can be difficult to find your way, but you're EXPLORING and it's fun. In Oblivion, your hand is held and you're led from A to B, A to B, A to B, until the end of the game...