If you want to play offline, pirate the game.

Or pirate the game after purchasing it, freeing yourself from ridiculous DRM while maintaining moral superiority.

Holy crap, if you're younger than 20 you just made me feel really old.

There's diamonds in them thar hills!

by putting out the same shitty content for 60$+DLC over and over and reducing the player base as they escape to social gaming to find what they want.

Is still upset about Mass Effect 3.

I'm giving $10, not only because I believe in the validity of the project, but because off the goddamn name.

Every part of the bible referring to heaven or heavenly beings is referring to extraterrestrials.

Hungry? Why wait. Stickbugs.

So stop yer bitchin.

I'm in Miami and I've had a cough for 2 weeks. I have a doctor's appointment on Thursday. This is NOT what I needed to read.

I will enjoy it. The only thing I didn't like about that game was the complete lack of story.

Really? Downmodded? Get a sense of humor.

Futurama fans already know that that filament is a result of Nibblonian diarrhea being ejected into space.

I use iGoogle as my landing page. I have my email, slashdot, new york times, BBC, the weather, a sunlight map, wikipedia, and a pet hamster all on the same page. Where else am I going to get all that the second I open firefox?

Stop calling it the God Particle. That's not what the search is for and it riles up the fundies and happily-ignorants.

Keep in mind that this process is regarding desalinization, not water purification. I'm sure if graphene solves the problems of desalinization, it will work wonders with purification, but there are adequate water purification systems located in most places, but water desalinization is a massively expensive procedure in comparison.

A robust and cost effective desalinization system is literally one of the biggest necessities we're going to need in the next century, as average rainfall levels continue to fall all over the U.S.

I know it may be impractical but I see giant desalinization inlets from the ocean leading to a network of irrigation and river systems for the West coast.