...that I expend the head-time needed to discern that the silent and largely personality-less protagonist of the Portal series enjoys red strawberry Twizzlers.

I do not know what Gordon Freeman enjoys. I don't really like him all that much.

Working on stuff in the background, especially Skin Horse and related matters, but nothing prose and postable. Sorry about leaving things fallow.

In other news, finished Portal 2 over the long weekend. I AM THE BEST AT SPACE.

Awright! Thanks a lot for the suggestions, folks. I'm definitely going to look into some of these ( Read more... )

I think I'm getting backlash from too much "Robot Unicorn Attack", because I'm starting to get lonely for games with, y'know, *writing ( Read more... )

So, now, about, what, six years down the pike, I am finally teaching myself some of the basics of Aurora Engine scripting ( Read more... )

So, I've just figured out a damn spiffy set of powerup items for my remarkably-successful Oblivion character to wear which will make her nothing short of a god on earth ( Read more... )

From the TES III: Bloodmoon walkthrough:

"5. Convince Seler not to die and that life is worth living."

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...well, I'm glad *that's* something you can do by clicking at a dialogue tree, eh?

(1) So, let's say you discover a massive space installation built by a mysterious progenitor race, populated by inscrutable and noncommunicative but not immediately hostile insect-like beings with an apparent agenda to keep the station functional. You do not know the true aims of the progenitor race. You do not know the true aims of the insect- ( Read more... )

Yeah, so, for a couple reasons, Dead Space is a no-go. Maybe five years down the road I'll see it at a resale store or something and give it a whack, but right now, I just can't shuffle another piece of activateware; too much of a headache. Also factoring in to my decision is the fact that my nerves are pretty much shot from the first half of F.E ( Read more... )

On the one hand, another piece of DRM-laden 3-activation rentware. I bought my current laptop with a small, fast hard drive with the apparently naive presumption that I would be able to swap games in and out at will as I needed them; I mean, why do I need do load my drive down with a full install of every software package I own? The answer came ( Read more... )