Hi, I'd like to know how does one go around reporting an inaccuracy in a official gamespot review? In this case, I'm referring to Kevin VanOrd's review of the Dragon Age: Origins DLC, Witch Hunt. He states that the origin of the mabari companion is never revealed but this is not true. There is a codex entry that explains this. In fact, there are two codex entries, one for an Origins character (in which case it explains why your mabari wasn't with you in Awakening and has until now returned), and one for a new Orlesian character.
Hopefully this isn't the wrong place to post this.
Am I the only one who actually liked the Seinfeld finale? I mean REALLY liked? Guess I'm in the minority.
The 3rd Rock finale was a bit underwhelming but I still enjoyed it. The one finale I really didn't like was the one for "Everybody Loves Raymond". It seemed rushed and it was almost like they were trying too hard to make it memorable but for me at least, it felt underwhelming.
[QUOTE="NLahren"]css cs 1,6 Wolfenstein ut 2004 fear Definitely not FEAR!!! Like it was said in the first post, anything before 2004 will run fine. The original Call of Duty should run very well.
I'm simply saying you shouldn't berate pirates when you're doing the exact same thing (pretty much).
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I understand that your reasoning is based on a good cause (giving the developers the money they deserve), but saying that used game sales are worse or equal to piracy is simply ridiculous. Let's take the case presented by RK-Mara. 3 million people played Dead Space but only 1.5 million bought it new. So that's 1.5 million sales where money went to the developer and 1.5 where no money went to the developer. If 3 million people play a pirate copy, NO MONEY AT ALL goes to the developer (perhaps 1 sale does go to the developer, assuming the original pirates bought a copy to distribute it illegally). How on earth is that equal to the used sales scenario? In order for a used sale to occur, a new game had to be bought. Sure, a game could be reselled a dozen times, but you're never gonna have a case were 3 million people play a used copy with only one new copy being originally sold. That CAN happen with piracy. So no matter how much you want to believe it, used game sales are not as bad as piracy. Of course that in an ideal world we'd all buy all of our games brand new (probably 60% of my collection was bought brand new, the rest used), but this ain't an ideal world and we sometimes simply need to pinch pennies.
[QUOTE="Toriko42"]I'd like to nominate myself, I've written 43 reviews to this date and I review every game I own. Though my first few reviews are deplorable I keep them so I can see how my writing has improved over time. Here are some of my works and my entire collection: CollectionRock Band 2 ReviewWorld at War ReviewFar Cry 2 ReviewTeam Fortress 2 Review @Toriko42 Wow, that really is some improvement you've made there! Your latter reviews definitely earn a recommendation. To make it clear, I'm recommending Toriko42. I remember the first five or six reviews I wrote for gamespot. They were absolutely terrible (I wrote them all in like two hours) and almost bordering on fanboy stuff. I suppose it would've been good to keep them for comparison's sake, but I just felt embarrassed by them so I deleted them.
They have. But then, the game is still a whole lot better than the rest. I was just speaking relatively. I really enjoyed this game though, and I am going to get Warhead pretty soon, maybe get the Maximum Edition even...I am not very sure. I read something about the install limits and I am not very pleased with that concept. chandu83
You'll be glad to know that EA has released a tool that allows you to "deactivate" any installation you make. You're still only allowed five installations simultaneously, but you can reclaim each installation with that tool (no more fears about losing an installation if you need to format your PC).
What exactly didn't you like about the final level? I suppose the different setting may have turned you off, but I personally loved it as much as every other level. Crysis is one of the few games I consider to not have had a single bad or even mediocre level (not even the VTOL section). Zero filler, all great stuff. But hey, we all have different opinions.
Hey bachuus, try using Flashget or DAP instead; I've used both of them and never had a problem downloading files from GS. It wouldn't hurt to upgrade your version of IE.
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