Haha excellent !!! :D
I got : Hot Abalone Juice with a side of Broiled Bass Bread >__o
**Big silly hug back**

Now that sounds... exotic.

Good morning, people!

I'm awake I guess. A nice breakfast may help me. :-)

I can hear his accent in my head. :-)

Another random...

Man,I can't seem to catch Owl online.

Hello there owl. I knew there was something fishy about you.

I should let you know that I hold you directly responsibly for making me remember about an anime I loved during my teenage years, that got the George Lucas treatment. After I had managed to forget the horrible, HORRIBLE sequels. Seriously I'd somehow managed to extract them from my brain. So your reminder made me curious about "how did they end that awesome series that I cherished?"

I am now in need of another industrial dose of brain bleach.

Try catching an owl in a forest!

*preemptive hugs*

*tackle hug*
TOM!!!

That one I don't recognize, but it looks Bethesda-like.
And I'll keep my tea over this, Liver and Veal Pie with Stuffed Chicken Drink, nastyness

It's Two Worlds 2.

Jah People Of the Thread how-ya-man and-a the woman-e are-a doing?

... Sorry I hit my head a lot when I was younger...

Bought : Never Alone & Chroma Squad. Super Happy about these!
Also super happy just considering I have barely finished Witcher 2 tutorial and expecting lots of awesomeness...
Somehow these days I have a craving for games where you can explore cities... Like proper big sized ones.
And not cities filled with zombies or enemy troops... the ones where you can just walk about and see npcs do the same... and preferably just watch npcs busy at work while I drink beer and do nothing ;) any suggestions are more than welcome for this sort of chances in games :)

Skyrim - although the cities aren't really big. Oblivion in parts, the schedules of the NPCs are more primitive.

The Witcher 3 - Novigrad. Best (medieval) city simulation I've ever seen. It's big, living, breathing... and both beautiful and ugly. What people you see and what they're doing depends on the part of the city you're in and the time of the day and even the weather.
You can have a drink, have fun with "easy girls" (both cheap and expensive), play rounds of Gwent in some bars and taverns, beat up some robbers in dark alleys...
Downside is, that unlike in games like Skyrim you can't have Geralt sit down on any chair or bench. I wish the developers would include this somehow, but I guess it would make the "what's interactive" decisions of the UI overly complicated. Happens often enough I blow out a candle instead of talking to the barkeeper ;-)

Good morning/afternoon/evening, everyone. =)

Hopefully you're all doing at least fairly well today.

Hello Everybody! What's up?

Thanks a lot! I don't mind standing up and drinking :)
It was fun in Witcher 1 just trying to walk at a destination :)
Battles were a bit of a ... challenge though.
In Wasteland 2 (DC) I have found beer and it gives a nice bonus to a certain attribute too. But so far no proper big cities... Well I guess you can't expect them in this sort of world.
Witcher 3 sounds like a perfect game... And it probably runs alright with a bit reduced visuals on this laptop.
Cool!

also I'd like to share what happens to be one of my favvie pc demos for no reason at all - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=luhHghCAEaQ ... (it starts a bit slow until the credits have rolled, aroun' after 1 min. things starts happening)