Can't fuckin' wait. I usually prefer the more peaceful victory conditions and it sounds like brave new world is gonna deliver.

Freebirth scum.

A good friend of mine recently died of a heart attack quite young. It was quite a shock, and there's not much to remember him with but I do have many years of MSN Messenger chat logs that I always made a point to keep for some reason. I haven't gone through them yet, but I would like to soon.

I wouldn't mind if my data was left up after I'm gone, in case anybody cares to see it. If you've ever contributed to a site or an online community, I think that information is nice to see for your still living loved ones. The memories I have with my friends online are sometimes just as good as the ones we've had in person, especially with people I don't get to see as much anymore.

What I imagine happening is people making a big stink about it being online only, buying it anyway, then still complaining that it's online only.

I love how people buy a product, then complain on the forums about a feature they knew was there but don't like. As if posting poorly thought out complaints about something negates the fact that they supported the company in pretty much the only way that matters: buying their shit.

I don't much care for the idea of single-player games requiring the internet, but the future is now and there's also lot of good ideas being pushed around in the gaming world. If a company dedicates itself to supporting a game long after it's release (as Blizzard is famous for), I can forgive online only. I'll play into your 'online only' crap, you make sure my game is perfect before you stop working on it, deal?

Ugh, same. I used to think those stupid 'homepage' sites were useless for the longest time, now that I found a good one (iGoogle) it's going away, boo!

I didn't know anybody else liked the UCB http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DO1Q7F23DxM

Planetside is one of those games that you really need to play for a while before you can do much.

Understanding the layouts of the Bases and other objectives give you a way better idea of where enemies are coming from, and being aware of your surroundings is necessary to not get insta-killed.

If you play as a medic you can get lots of easy XP by healing and ressurecting allies, The engineer hands out spare ammo and can repair vehicles and MAX units, all of which give XP. He also has a sweet stationary turret.

Another good cert grab is getting the AMS addon for the Sunderer vehicle, allowing your Sunderer to act as a mobile spawn point and weapons terminal. Everytime someone spawns from your Sunderer you get XP!

Pictures from a magazine. Diagrams and charts, mending broken hearts and making WEIRD SCIENCE!

I'll just stick with my stillsuit thank you very much.

Until the iYacht 2 comes out next year...

Darmok and Jilad, at Tenagra

The only feature I really want in Borderlands 2 is the ability to abandon quests from your log. I hope they fixed that!

I love the smell of toasted zergling in the morning.

Almost all the comments I see on the internet are narcissistic and/or angry.

The use of the period doesn't really surprise me, the biggest internet wankers absolutely relish in using perfect grammar, probably because it makes them feel superior to everybody else.