Bored Druid Thread: The Next GenerationFollow

I used pugs to find quality people and then used the quality people to have good runs. No accidental stumbling.

That's why LFG ruined the game for me.

A lot of a game's size comes from textures. Skyrim was designed with console limitations in mind, so the textures are fairly low rez. It usually looks good though, because of a lot of little details (like a lot of animated grass or some such).

If Skyrim was designed for the PC only, it would be MUCH bigger.

You should go to law school and then you can get paid for this crap. And get to deal with it every day.

But you also get to bill people for spending a few minutes reading their email and charge a couple hundred dollars an hour. Makes that **** a lot more bearable.

Awwww, that's no fun. I didn't feel like starting work yet, so I tried to load up Hearthstone.

Well, you can only be logged in on one pc at a time. Which is a great security protocol... but I have my new rig downloading the WoW, SC2, and D3 starter editions.

Yeah, that's true, that would have been more annoying.

I think, if I didn't have a download going, it would have automatically logged me out.

Oh, I agree, but at least it's not a "logged in somewhere else, you're ************ scenario.

Also, shooting skags in the mouth is really difficult with 400 stacks of Anarchy...

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Diablo 3 has gotten so much better, but holy **** is the game full of broken promises. No PvP, One With Everything never got reworked, Crushing Blow was never reintroduced after they said they'd rework it.

It's come leaps and bounds, but the devs still haven't delivered on a lot of things.

My biggest issue with the game remains the fact that building really isn't a thing. When I was playing, I felt both constrained and utterly non-unique.

I get what they're going for, and I completely get that there are plenty of people who like it, but I think the "Everyone has access to every skill" thing is really, really uninteresting. But with the armor/weapon restrictions on top of that, with complete stat simplification? Do not like.

I get what they were going for, I do. And I get that there are plenty of people it works for. But it doesn't for me.

MAYBE I could have been on board if they had a system more like Elder Scrolls Online, where you have complete access to your class abilities, but then you have complete freedom with weapons/armor, each of which have real differences. That at least creates the potential for a huge range of diversity to help mitigate the fact that everyone is essentially the same.

I know the new item options have made this slightly better, but it's not enough to really impact my critique.

I can feel my heart skipping a beat over that revelation.

Do want.