@locopatho:

You are not being fair here. The way that BG implemented level scaling wasn't as game breaking as how Oblivion did it. In BGII you had to select a region from a map and then there was a chance that a fight would trigger. There wasn't any exploration in any sense of the word. It really wasn't a game feature but a distraction at most since most of the leveling was done by questing anyways. In Oblivion, crappy level scaling was really important as the combat and exploration where the only way to level up as there wasn't any way to meaningful way to make progress by questing. This especially true with how meaningless they made the non-combat skills. Bethesda definitely thought their level scaling in the ill-est of ways.

7/10. He is just good. He has potential to be better though. His role in Bronson was golden, for example. If he did more of those type of roles, he would be amazing.

Ted Cruz and Martin Shkreli. I hate their faces so much.

EDIT: Not even gonna post their arrogant, dishonest-looking mugs. That's how infuriating their faces are.

Divinity 2. I felt connected to my character. I felt as if I was actually role-playing. The combat was a joy too.

I am not convinced that this is a success for anybody but Nintendo. Maybe when I see more third party games for it, I'll concede.

OK TC. I know in the last thread you implied that you may not be depressed... but yeah... You are depressed.

Probably back when I was 10 to 12 years old. I remember having the most amount of friends (and even best friends) at that age. It was also the years 1998-2000, which might as well be the golden age of gaming. I remember never feeling bored, stressed or anything close to that in those days.

@LJS9502_basic:

I thought the same thing too. For such ancient creatures, I thought they would have looked a little more alien to us.

Somalia. They are the eastern hemisphere's Haiti. The two Congos and Papua New Guinea are situated in pretty much the least hospitable places in the whole world and all three seem to be doing better than Haiti and Somalia. Most specifically, everyone seem to be doing better than Somalia.

Both. I am a Buddhist. If gods exist, they are in the mind. Their abstract existence is powerful in on itself though.