@se007 @evil_devil_mons Hah, I'm glad to see others that share my opinion about Skyrim. Apart from that big world and lots of loot, I find the Elder Scrolls games (played only Oblivion and Skyrim) to be quite poor. Combat is poor, story is always run of the mill, the characters are a bore, and the graphics need a new life with a new engine as well.

Dishonored was a great game, though a bit dull at times. I hope there's a sequel coming set in this world.

I'm liking the game from what I've played till now, though when it comes to Watson, the guy voicing him seriously needs acting lessons. Every word out of his mouth irritates the hell out of me. Actually, I don't see how voice acting has gotten into the good part of the review at all. Or maybe I'm missing that it's a special kind of performance by Watson and other actors :X

@MADPADDY W00t, used that program, and realized only around 1200 MB is left available for use by Windows, putting the rest on standby. Off to the local shop to buy more RAM, haha.

@MADPADDY Ah, great, okay then. Gonna go get another 4GB stick, thanks for explaining how that works.

@MADPADDY Er, is 6 GB RAM really required for gaming? I thought 4 GB was fine as I've never seen it being fully used. Been holding out on upgrading to more RAM as I heard 4 GB is fine for games. :|

@edinko I've heard some say it runs great and is a good port, while some people such as yourself are pointing out the complete opposite. Guess it's acting differently across different hardware, or something like that.

Um, who said to change the ending? Just give us more closure like what happened to our teammates, etc. No need to change the main endings in any way. They've already disappointed me so much, that playing through different endings won't take it away, because it will always be something that was done as an afterthought.

@Derugs: Actually I do buy RPGs for the story, no interest in combat whatsoever (unless it's game play like ME2 or ME3). Making them into movies would take away the interactivity, which is the main point of story based RPGs, not looking and killing stuff, at least, in my opinion. For someone like me, who only plays RPGs for the stories and is just not interested in the RPG style of gameplay where all the stats and stuff come into picture, such an option would be great. RPG gameplay like in Dragon Age Origins is just boring for me, as I don't have the patience for it, neither does it feel like you're actually killing something. But hey, that's just my opinion and a lot of others', so such an option wouldn't go amiss. For now, I just use cheats to get through the games who game play i don't like ;) And yeah, all those who comment like that are all juvenile kids who should be sent to their room and given lessons on good behavior.

Well, Bioware, at least do this. Make the From Ashes DLC free and remove the dependence of the game's ending on the multiplayer. That is just plain horrid. The ending is bad (imo), but to think that those that don't play multiplayer can't even get the best of that horrible ending is just not done.

*(Possible SPOILERS) What I want to know is why does playing multiplayer affect the single player story? My friend missed one of the endings. why? because he didn't play multiplayer. I didn't either, but I found a patch for it so I could see it. Why is such an important character included in a DLC which we need to buy to be able to play with him and learn more about the Protheans? And yes, what about all the choices? I mean, it seems like the last final moments of the game were written by an entirely different writer who was just told to finish it any way they can. Even the war assets and stuff is pretty much useless, because in the end nothing matters. The ending was a rip off of so many things, like Deus Ex (with the stupid choices), the Foundation series (not that much, but the Catalyst and that AI on the moon in the Foundation books are pretty similar). And yes, our team mates? We went to so many lengths to get them, spent so much time with them, and for what? to see them crash land on an unknown planet and not even getting to see their faces in the end? The ending is so horrible that on my second playthrough I've put decisions to auto and am just playing it for the gameplay, which I enjoyed. For a game that made so much fame because of it's characters and emotion in the story, the ending was pretty damn stupid. Don't change the ending, sure, but the ending should have showed so much more. I mean, on my second playthrough i regularly feel a pang of sadness in my heart because I know it's all gonna culminate into a stupid ending. There's one thing that can be changed though. The speed at which Shepard walks in the final moments of the game. That limping walk so damn slow I probably won't even bother finishing the final parts on the 2nd and future playthroughs! Guess Dragon Age 3 lost its appeal to me, will probably have a similar bad ending to the series.