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I love pc games and mmo too ! I'm playing Guild Wars 2 at the moment... but I've played so many games that I can't almost remember all of them!
Baldur's Gate, Deus Ex, Elder Scrolls, Ultima Online, Lineage 2... even WoW, but it's not one of my favourites.
Blizzard disappointed me a lot, with Diablo III... MEH.

Planescape torment is WONDERFUL, just try it out and you won't regret it! I almost died when Pat announced his collaboration for Tides of Numenera... it's gonna be amazing, can't wait!!!

Am I the only person that sees a blonde Felicia Day as the perfect Auri?

I'm curious to see how ES:Online pans out. I love the Elder Scrolls series and spend hours and hours playing them (I might have had 250 hours in Oblivion alone... kind of a scary thought) but have never finished playing them because my character becomes crazy over-powered and it isn't fun anymore.

I'm also playing Borderlands 2 right now. I just finished a mission where I had to kill some evil mutants- I had to impersonate a pizza delivery guy to sneak into their lair in the sewers, then when they noticed I wasn't "June" all four of the turtley looking guys attacked me. Then I had to fight Flinter, the rat-looking boss guy. The whole game has been like that - it's the most irreverent game I've ever played.

displacement - I would say No, since Felicia Day was Pat's choice of model for Auri when he made the playing card. He made it a stretch goal, and I think people liked the idea because they seriously got there in what seemed like 2 minutes. LOL.

I'm definitely curious as well about ES:Online. I enjoyed Morrowind and Oblivion so much, felt like they took RPG console games to a whole new level. But, I did suffer the same feeling as strangebrewd for Skyrim. To me, it just seemed like they took Oblivion, up'ed the graphics a bit and added some dragons where Oblivion Gates used to be. Not enough jump to a next generation of the series in my opinion. I did beat Oblivion and Morrowind, like all the way, every quest, I printed a list off the internet and everything. I will agree to the 100's of hours at least on those two games. But I think I've put in maybe 60 hours on Skyrim. Which is not a lot for me.

I want something spectacular for ES:Online, or I'll just keep playing TSW. They have original and really complicated Dungeons. Outrageously hard Investigation Quests. Move while casting/firing. Great graphics, original content/story. The PvP system is the only thing that kinda sucks, but it's not because of the way PvP works, its just because it's hella buggy. So, it's got a lot to live up too. I'm not interested at all in playing a WoW/GW clone. So hopefully that doesn't happen or I'll be majorly disapointed.

strangebrewd - that is cool you used to be a GM at Blizzard. I played Cata too but yah, no to Pandaria or whatever the hell it's called. NO TO FREAKIN' KUNG FU PANDA. The End. I was actually just talking smack to my dad, since apperantly, after I quit playing they made it so you can use a basket to catch little pets instead of buying or collecting them. I couldn't help but laugh, I was like...hmm...didn't we play this on Game Boy Dad? It was called...what was it called again? Oh yah...POKEMON. BAHAHA. I just like to tease him because he quit playing TSW with us because it was "too hard."

I'll definitely check out Titan when it comes out since Blizzard is touting it as Next Gen MMO and shit. I honestly liked Blizzard, thought they were a great company, awesome customer service, they only lost my business because I didn't like where they were going with WoW and found something more appealing to my taste. Then again, also didn't care much for Diablo 3 either. *shrug*

Haven't played League of Legends at all, ever. Is it really so enjoyable? I might check it out. I'm closing in on the end game of TSW and will have to buy the expansions to keep going. Plus, I'll admit, these old school RPG's are just not doing it for me the way I hoped. (Still haven't tried Planescape yet though)