Good doggy! Here's your reward! ;-)

It's like grabbed, taken, snatched, etc. Informal way of saying someone got to it very fast!

About 10 hours ago? Anyway, check your PMs. :)

If you love coincidences and math, then you're going to love this too... Here is the most annoying bug report that I had to deal with regularly from Red Hat bugzilla eons ago: Bug #73733. Note the bug ID number. :) The reason I remember this bug number some 10+ years later is that I looked at it almost every day forever or so it seemed, and "73" is a HAM radio code which is often used to close a conversation by HAMs and while I don't remember the precice meaning it is often used as a sort of "goodbye", and since the bug report was basically a "we don't support that, go away, thanks goodbye" bug funnel, I liked to think of the "7373" at the start of it as meaning "goodbye" or "goodbyes", and some colleagues were HAMs and thought that was pretty funny also. Is it a coincidence that my post was 13733 sharing 4 of 5 digits with that bug report? Luck? Miracle? $deity did it? Random nonsense coincidence? We may never know the answer to these things! Join us on next week's program where we discover... is it... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-Q4F-kvWY7A ;oP

On a side note, I don't have or believe in lucky numbers per se, but there is a number which I have observed frequently since I was 16 and it always catches my attention - 723. I've researched this phenomenon from a mathematical and psychological perspective and it is an interesting pattern matching thing the brain does despite it looking like a particular number appears often out of nowhere for those that experience it. Many people who experience or observe this often attribute it to being a lucky or unlucky number or some other significance, however I just think it is an interesting coincidence and feature of the human brain. Might or might not be similar to what you mention above. :) There is a book called "Phantoms of the Brain" which explores many such oddities of the brain which is just fascinating to read.

You already have it, a generous soul :-)

Diablo, Diablo 2, Inquisitor, Heretic, Injustice: Gods among us and most other games with Batman.
Legacy of Kain has this half bat half man character (ancient vampire) who is actually one of the nicer guys.
I think his name was Vorador.

I can't think of others atm though.

Took a chance and purchased Myst. If for some reason it won't work on my system, I'll contact support.

Besides, it will be strange to have picked up Riven without the part that goes before, though I don't recall that the storylines really depend on each other or not.

It does contain a recap in form of a short movie but the story of Dreamfall is too big to grasp it fully by watching such short movie. However the game does work without nowing anything about the prequel(s).

My food?

Oh, then I also misunderstood. Forget my posting regarding this (wherever it is - still reading).

Nobbed and snatched? Don't just grab and take her man, give her a kiss!

Real Myst is a remake. It has better controls, real-time 3D graphics, and additional content. It got positive reviews, but I remember the original developers were not involved with it and weren't happy with the changes and additions. There's also a remake of the remake called Real Myst: Masterpiece Edition with slightly better graphics.

It works fine for me on Win7 64-bit, but I haven't played it all the way through because it always stumps me.

If I ever start my own company, the only people I'm going to hire are people who are good at Myst.

I'll be in the Fortune 500 within the 1st year. :D

Nox! How the hell could you forget about that game in this particular thread???