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Industrialist with teeth
Industrialist with teeth
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You enjoy Eve’s economic model and you find that the greatest challenge of the game lies in mastering the market. System security status is a matter of profit/no profit for you, and you always factor in the possibility/probability of PvP in your estimates. To you, Eve isn’t a PvP or a PvE game. It’s a simulation of capitalizm in its purest form, and a place where the savvy wins the day.

For the first time in quite a while, there are actually a few games that I’m actually excited about.

In no particular order, they are Fallout 3, Fable 2, Lost Odyssey, and Too Human: Part 1.

I never did play Fallout 2, or Fallout Tactics: Brotherhood of Steel, but I absolutely loved Fallout. I fell in love with the lore, and post-apocalyptic world. As long as they keep the same feeling to the world in Fallout 3, I’ll be happy.

I thought Fable was a little short, but I still liked the dynamic feel to the world, and your character. From what I’ve seen of Fable 2, it looks to be just “mo’ better”. I haven’t really seen much about “the dog”, other than you have no direct control over it. The dog will be like a real dog, reacting and learning based on how you treat it. So far it sounds similar to the avatars from Black & White, which is great in my book. More depth, and subtlety is always welcome.

Lost Odyssey looks pretty sweet from the trailers I’ve seen. The “ship” I’ve seen reminds me a lot of the air-ship from Final Fantasy VII (again, a good thing). The game appears to be pretty massive, since it is 4 discs. I’m kind of a sucker for large RPGs (Such as Final Fantasy VII/VIII).

Too Human combines future, spacey stuff, with Norse mythology. Again, I’m kind of a sucker for the “Any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic.” explanations of mythology.

The song during the end credits rocks. That is all.

Free, to a…home: 1x 10-day Free1 trial of World of WarCraft: The Burning Crusade. I haven’t played WoW in about a year, or so, so I have no real use for it. If anyone plays WarCrackCraft, but still hasn’t picked up The Burning Crusade, let me know, and the trial DVD is yours. Just arrange a pickup.

  1. Requires full version of World of WarCraft® to play. []