dreeft

Hey guys, long time no see! Figured I'd come check out if you were playing Diablo 3 and I'm glad to see you are A couple of my finds:

It's raining here, but it's Summer (so it'll be warm by mid afternoon)..

amidoinitrite?

Happy B'day Gogo Glad you're having a great day.

Chances are she still won't be able to get the highest tiers. Damn you, diminishing returns.

If you use Shadow Step, you can jump down to the bottom quicker after he's dead.

Nice to see an Aussie mod Congrats DB!

That looks great DB, nice fluid motion still. Works well.

Very cool DB. Can you do a short video of her moving around to show how the skirt moves? I like the idea of an evil seraphim

hahaha BleachFan, that was brilliant. So true.

Damnit guys, I have a whole bunch of games backlogged to play. I'm currently playing Robokill, Infinity Blade, Ass Bro, Test Drive Unlimited 2, Sean White Skateboarding, Magicka AND Sacred 2... now I want to get this too!

In my experience, developers who are usually focused on PC/console games tend to miss the mark on handhelds. The main problems I have seen are; trying to port games and not modifying the difficulty/controls (Lara Croft and the Guardian of Light) and creating games that are way to involved and require a lot of time to play (Inotia series). Most of the major development companies want to push their big name titles to the new platform without spending time on redeveloping the games to work specifically for the device. A good percentage of the market is looking for casual pick up and play titles and this is not what they are delivering. This has left the door open for smaller independent developers to really shine. They are developing specifically for their chosen platform and it shows. Easy to learn but difficult to master. Some examples are Angry Birds, Doodle Jump, Cut the Rope, Dead Runner, Canabalt, Fruit Ninja, etc. I'd love to see a scaled down, almost jRPG version of Sacred for mobile devices, but this would require a full rethink on the way the game plays and I definitely wouldn't want them spending development time that could be going to the PC version to make it happen. Infinity Blade is great, really enjoying the 'bloodline' concept, great way to build on your progress. If you like the visuals of the game, grab 'Epic Citadel', it is the precursor development environment and allows you to walk around a full castle layout. Very cool stuff (free too).

Bingo. there we go Nice work Schot.

I have tried in Chrome 10 and FF3. Neither have the option. Interesting that non clan members can see it, but DB and I can't. Schot, it's not a setting is it?