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Fun idea: staring Hand So poster to hang above your monitor. Big Sister watching you fap.

Fuck pillows (not literally), you could make a Haley king-size bed.

I have a bunch of Steele's, but roughly, the NPCs one or more of them could marry and stay true to are Syri, Aina, Amber, Kally, Kelly, Sylvie, Ushamee, Yoma (best android), Zephyr, Kaede and Delilah.

I'm not fanatically committed to a life of celibacy, so no.

With the abilities currently available to characters, there's really not much you can do wrong.

Fucking sweet.

New World Computing, that made the fantastic "Might and Magic" and "Heroes of Might and Magic" series, allowed themselves to be purchased by the 3DO Company, back in the day. The NWC CEO, Jon Van Caneghem, one of the pioneers of computer RPGs, had been told they'd let him attempt to make an...

Companions are overrated, combat utility doesn't make them hotter. I mean, not to suggest they aren't good, just that they're good because they're good, not because they're companions.

All hail TOB, dispenser of ethical lessons of abstinence in magical sexland.

I'd say this falls pretty squarely in "ask FenCo if the concept is acceptable" territory.

You're right, but what I mean is that the Bioware-style, fleshed out in-game romances are rarely able to enhance any of the various plots or atmosphere within the story, and on their own they tend to be pretty crap, as their only real leg to stand on tends to be "your character would feel...

Because there's only one face to begin with?

If a game offers it, then I usually go along, since they kind of tend to push it on you, but I wouldn't say romance options have ever improved my game experiences. NPCs showing some affection towards you can improve immersion and characterization, but I don't care for the Bioware approach of...

Not in the least. Well, there are games with truly meaningful character creation systems, like Might and Magic 6-7, but those are mainly about deciding classes for your permanent group of PCs.

What kind of stunts have they pulled? I don't keep up with gaming news.

Interview with Brian and some other guy. Poor Brian looks scared as hell. I guess writers don't get a lot of opportunities to get used to videotaped interviews. Dude looks like he's ready to bolt out of there any moment.

I'm potentially buying Borderlands 3 if it's released this year, but I'm likely gonna wait a year after release for some good reviews and a decent sale. I suspect the series is going to suffer some serious Flanderization. Those two anime blowjobs in the trailer don't exactly inspire confidence...

From a faperspective, that's true, but personally I always save Kiro even if I have no interest in coupling the character with her. After all, leaving her there would be kind of dickish, wouldn't it? Not to mention lock out future content for the character.

Brian Mitsoda is back as lead writer, so that's encouraging. On the other hand, to my knowledge he hasn't written anything in particular since VTMB, so who knows if he can still nail it 15 years later.

Personally, I can't be happy until CoC2 lets me commit unity on a continental scale, like my idol, Genghis-Chan. The Pax Hawkethornia shall last forever.