Sorry, I lost this reply in here for a bit. ;)
For some reason I've gotten hooked on early Roman Empire stuff, particularly as it relates to the 'birth' of Christianity.
I've found that stuff that ties the New Testament in with actual historical fact is quite rare.
If I could get some of it in a game it would most likely keep my interest longer.
Thanks.

Hmm... ok :D

But you are also strong with ninja gifting. Please everyone give some +1 to ElT

It's possible. Not going to get my hopes up since it's such a tangled pile of shit regarding property rights, but considering how much I enjoy the Shadowrun series, I hope it does end up in their laps.

Also, given their strong showings, good sales, good Kickstarter totals, they could throw up a Kickstarter for new Battletech and the money would pour in.
They could start simple like they have with Shadowrun, go with the basics where the universe is slowly falling apart and Mechs are a comparative rarity after endless wars, avoiding the system bloat that came with adding dozens and dozens of new options, weapons, armor types, various components, along with hundreds of new Mech types, and they'd still have my money as soon as a pre-order was offered.

Well although i'm not a religious person but that actually spunds really interesting. Can't remember if that's part of Rome though although i do know that the game ends around 14 A.D.

Having a hard time deciding if I'd want a tactical wargame, including infantry, with a strong story driven plot and maybe some grand strat thrown in for good measure or an RPG where the "characters" were mechs, featuring customization with your said bloat of armor, weapons, systems etc ;) I think I might be getting a bit ahead of myself here...

Probable plot would be something along the lines of being part of a merc unit, since merc units have the flexibility in-story to go to different places, get between big employers, get drawn into intrigue, politics, backstabbing, revenge, all the usual story elements.
A merc unit would also justify why a unit could have access to a bunch of different options for unit composition rather than being stuck with one faction or another's usual troops.

Well, I know how the grand scale of it all would be, and I do mean grand as in "holy shit it's going to take years for them to make the game" - that would be Mechwarrior roleplaying game stats for characters, fully customizable Mechs within the rules set by the pen and paper books, and a gradual expansion of scale from being a piddly unit with 4 Mechs to their name, all the way to the point of controlling regiments and fighting for control of planets in massive wars, with both the option of micromanaging troops for every battle or fighting on a mass scale, while managing to weave in enough RPG elements that character skills would be useful beyond just upgrading piloting and shooting skill.

Fuck it, if I'm going to fantasize about what I want, it's going to be big. -laughs-

And you removed your wishing list ... because you use GOG wiki again ?...
You don't like GOG's wish list ? :)
I didn't see Serpent in the Staglands... looks cool... glad you didn't go on and on, my wishlist would have earned far too many entries :D hihi... seriously, I sympathize. I also have so many games to play, and not enough time... and always want to by more of them anyway :)
On their way, Sir !!! >:-|
+1 +1 +1 +1 ... !!! and take this, too :D

I'm not religious either, more agnostic than anything. Just started reading up on the Romans and kinda added the Christianity thing in.
I think one could spend a lifetime on that and never really scratch the surface. But I have lots of spare time. :-)

I can imagine that. The whole later roman history is really interesting - and i'm a real history nerd :)

Must be a glitch, my GOG list is open to everyone. Left it that way even though I do prefer GOGWiki's way of handling things.

Little bit torn about that one. Since Endre was nice enough to mention that it's available through the developer's site, and it comes with more stuff than what you get on GOG, I'm a bit conflicted between wanting to support developers with every penny I can and wanting to support GOG as well.
Might end up buying that one twice, once directly and once through GOG, to cover both sides.

I'll be nice then and not start blabbing away about everything that looks interesting. -laughs-

And yeah, I know that feeling all too well. But on the bright side, it does keep my compulsion in check so I'm not thinking about spending ridiculous amounts of money on a console. I already have enough games to keep myself occupied for a very, very long time, so that knocks the idea of buying new hardware down the priority list quite a bit.

Evenoon, everyone...

Has anyone played Door Kickers? (Sorry if anyone has answered this already.)

ô__ô ............ no.

Adamnoon Agent ;)
Alright...won't ask...
No sorry haven't played it yet...

Ho... I can see it now. õ__ô ... GOG hates me.
Buying it twice ?... ô__ô ... good grief. But if you buy it here on GOG, you support both GOG and the developpers ? (even if they don't get as much money for a game bought on GOG... ?) is there a big difference ?...
But I like when you blabb...whatever, about interesting games ... I discover things I had missed :D
I agree... I'm also a PC gamer, even if I had some cosoles I hardly ever play (except from handle ones) :)

*welcome hug*
Don't even have that game so no ;-)

Consoles can be great. I have our family WiiU at the moment and love it :D