Recent content by Wiseman05

Thankfully me and my little group of friends all have gaming laptops set aside for when we get together to either play tabletop games such as Dungeons and Dragons, or Savage Worlds, or do a quick game of LoL, Dota2, or just chill and play some EvE online together.

Well. I'm not going to lie. That is perhaps one of the better introduction threads I've seen in quite some time! Most people just tend to come around and go "Hello, I'm here!" and then start posting in the discussion threads.

I'm thinking either that, or they know that if they can get kids with allowances hooked on their products, they'll just ask their parents to pay for it. Its how I use to pay for my World of Warcraft account back during "The Burning Crusade" expansion. Doing chores around the house and stuff to...

I second Path of Exile. It's one of the best Diablo clones you can find that's completely free. Plus its pretty indepth if you like games that require you to plan ahead. Neverwinter Nights is a pretty good MMO that's completely free as well. Last i played it was still in Beta, but most of the...

I honestly don't mind DRM as long as it doesn't interfere with the fun of the game. I'm not a huge fan of DRM that have you putting in codes before play, or the always online options (Because sometimes I play when I'm offline.). I think the steam platform is perhaps one of the better DRM that...

Isn't it one of the most popular platform for obtaining games for PC gaming? I can't seem to get a physical copy of a game without having to have a steam account that goes along with it. So it makes sense.

Ohhh yea. I remember getting Civilization 2 for my birthday when I was around 15 or 16. I'd end up playing that game for hours. Days. Weeks even. In fact at one point I didn't have internet or television for 4 months. Guess which game passed the time for me for several hours? You guessed it...

For me personally, Path of Exile is my favorite F2P game. The whole game is relatively free to play practically, and is a worthy Diablo clone. The only thing paying adds to the experience is gear that you can easily transmog, portal colors, magical effects that don't change your characters...

For me, RPG's and other games that I can easily mod definitively go for the PC and such just to extend their game life. Usually RPG's, and Strategy games and all. For most other games such as actions, sports, racing, or even fighting I much prefer a console version, just because it's easier to...

I'd have to say the soundtrack, above all. While I find it hard to believe it as a sequel to Chrono Trigger, overall the game itself was very entertaining. The music was superb, the battle system was fun and intuitive, and I really didn't have to do a whole lot of grinding, which was a problem...

Yep. Got two monitors here for me as well. It's very nice. One monitor I use off to the side for various things. Either for work, or to watch a movie or whatnot. While I use the main one for gaming, downloading, or work. If your PC can handle it, and you can afford it, I'd recommend it if you...

Depends on the F2P model that's being used. if its a game where I spend money, and I instantly win? No thank you. I much prefer to spend my money elsewhere. If its a game where I spend money, and just earn cosmetic upgrades, or another character slot, or a "Donation" tag next to my name? Then...

In my teenage years I liked to think I was a hardcore gamer. I'd spend entire days sitting and playing online games just to prove I was the best at any chosen game. Get good at multiplayer games online, or single player, develop strategies and either try to break it through sheer willpower or...

Loved this game. Me and my friends spent a weekend making a male human that looked surprisingly like Nigel Thornberry (after seeing pictures of it online) from "The Wild Thornberries" cartoon, and couldn't stop laughing as we took turns to play him and make him do all sorts of incredible things...

Man. Those take me back. Being in third grade, going to the computer lab to play Number Muncher, Oregon Trail, and a host of others. I remember back in fourth grade they even let us take home Apple II computers to do homework on, learn how to create hyperlink software, and even play games. They...