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has Borderlands 2 been cheaper than $3.75 before?..

unfortunately the workshop doesn't have near as many mods as Nexus does... and NMM is a far better interface than what Workshop gives you: nothing. it's a pain to deal with both Workshop and Nexus, so it saves a world of irritation as mods pile up to just use Nexus.

Oblivion really isn't as bad as people say.. the entire Oblivion gates thing was a pretty cool aspect of it, and calling the world generic is kinda silly when Skyrim is 90% snow. i only played it on consoles, but i hear it has the largest collection of mods out of the ES games too.

i dunno about Men of War, but King's Bounty games are really easy for beginners. they can get hard if you don't manage your troops well later on, but they can be played pretty casually if you want.

usually no.. when you install something, its info is stored in the registry, so if you move it to another folder by just copy and pasting, you're going to have issues. if you don't wanna reinstall, check this out: http://download.cnet.com/Link-Shell-Extension/3000-2248_4-10971924.html really...

that seems kind of dumb.. hasn't Warriors in the North been in a bundle before?

Aria of Sorrow was a really good one.. i actually liked it a bit more than SotN. i felt like it had a little more story than your average CV game, and the ability system was cool. awesome ending too.

the BTA is down to $3.08.. still not sure whether these are worth it or not.

is Gratuitous Tank Battles pretty much the same idea and game play as Space Battles?..

you should actually play the game.. Paige the Mechromancer has a pretty drastically different play style than the other classes depending on which skill tree/s you build. not sure how you could come to that conclusion without even playing the game..

well.. it's hard to find the Humble Bundle key that has Lone Survivor for sale. if you find it, it's gonna be close to $5, so you'll get some other games too, but you won't really be saving much money if any. it really should be on a better sale by now..

slow, clunky, too much eating. the writing isn't bad though, and i thought the soft yet pixely graphics worked.

lol this is exactly what i was thinking.

it seems kinda interesting with the choice between good and evil. you can be Romans or the other guys? wonder if there are two completely different stories. and i got used to the graphics of the Avernum games really quickly. it's simple and old looking but it works.

i haven't played Nethergate, but all Spiderweb games look ancient. they're still good.

well.. had i known the members you didn't choose would be used on their own, i would've split the party up better. unfortunately the party members you don't choose are captured or something, so it's kinda impossible to know on your first playthrough. sadly it was super far into the game. pretty...

i just remember choosing the best people to go on that one mission.. and then when the leftover party members made up their own team in that castle, they were too weak for me to get any further, so my entire game of 50+ hours was ruined and i stupidly didnt have a previous save. otherwise i...

i wish. i don't think IX was the best, but i liked it better than VII and VIII. the weapon/skill learning system that they ended up copying in Tactics Advance was cool.

they should make it daily like IGS, hehe

more excited about VIII, honestly.. interesting.