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Comment Re:Paranoia (Score 1) 137

by daveatneowindotnet (#26386999) Attached to: <em>Fallout 3</em> DLC Detailed

Fallout games have always had a 20-level cap. This is the 3rd fallout game in the series. You'd expect its game mechanics to follow the other two, even if it is in 3d and not 2d isometric.

I would expect it to follow the previous game mechanics. Unfortunately the other games do not all cap at twenty. I remember clearly going well past 20 in FO2 after discovering the in game strategy guide.

Comment Re:Least popular?? (Score 5, Funny) 672

by daveatneowindotnet (#26377309) Attached to: Ballmer Sets Loose Windows 7 Public Beta At CES

However, even for the "most hated" award, it's a tight race between ME and Vista. I'd say the hatred of ME is more intense, while the hate for Vista is more widespread.

I don't know, YOU seem like a nice enough guy. Though your self important need to have references to YOU in all caps is a little annoying.

Comment Re:If there's no risk to the story, why watch a fi (Score 1) 507

by daveatneowindotnet (#26267723) Attached to: Avoiding Wasted Time With <em>Prince of Persia</em>
Excellent point, maybe you shouldn't call a game without the chance for a failure a game at all. And while you (or anyone for that matter) "playing" without risk of failure doesn't make you a bad person, it does strongly imply that you are not that good at video games. I think this topic is more about revealing psychology thru games then people seem to realize.

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