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JBeckman
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Posted: Mon, 27th Jun 2016 08:03 Post subject:	Quick Quote Quote

The game takes place a few years after a pogrom in a city (Which I forgot the name of already.) where Geralt and a few others were although the books continue on after these events for several years as I understood it whereas the games are non-canonical and follow their own path, I forgot exactly how many years it's been since then but Ciri was reportedly 15 or 16 and now she's probably 20 something as of Witcher 3 so around 5 years or a bit more? (Witcher 1 is three years or so from that fateful event and then one more year for Witcher 2 and another year for Witcher 3 I'm not entirely sure it could be more.) EDIT: Also Geralt probably forced Triss to use a bit of her magic since he looked decidedly less handsome in the first game. (Well according to US/Hollywood standards at least, apparently it was a fairly good Slavic appearance as I read from well I have no idea.) (Game balance wise I suppose this is required but I also found it fairly hilarious how the best weapons and armor from Witcher 1 when imported into Witcher 2 turned out to be fairly shit.) (Also Witcher 2 and Witcher 3 really nerfed silver sword effectiveness on humans whereas Witcher 1 had it only do less damage but it is still a sword only with a silver finish and a bit smaller so it was still serviceable even if not ideal, similarly monsters were wounded by steel although a bit resistant though still fairly killable until you ran into the bigger ones.)

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Posted: Mon, 27th Jun 2016 08:25 Post subject:

Interinactive wrote:

Just finished the first TW book (in chronological order)

It's nice knowing about Nenneke, how he met Yennefer (the hunchback Shifty Fellar

) and Dandelion

Is there a point where the game and books split off from one another? Does the game reside between any of them?

I'm reading the books as well. The first two books are a series of stories that flesh out the world while the others really are full novels but the last Witcher novel was published in 1999 so a long time before the games.

I'm halfway through Blood of Elves but from what I understand, the games come after the books that were written at the time. The author doesn't really value games and refuses to consider any of the games canonical (in fact he was pretty much a big asshole about it from the interviews I read) despite them having made him a ton of money since few people heard about The Witcher outside of Poland before the games became popular.

Because of that, I'd say: read the novels, play the games and ignore new novels written by the author because it will just screw with your view of the Witcher world.

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Posted: Sun, 10th Jul 2016 03:00 Post subject:	Quick Quote Quote

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Posted: Mon, 25th Jul 2016 01:49 Post subject:	Quick Quote Quote

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Stormwolf

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Posted: Mon, 25th Jul 2016 01:59 Post subject:	Quick Quote Quote

omg she has moles, must buy!

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Morphineus
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Posted: Mon, 25th Jul 2016 02:31 Post subject:	Quick Quote Quote

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Drowning_witch

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Posted: Mon, 25th Jul 2016 02:36 Post subject:	Quick Quote Quote

she don't need that stun grenade with those ripped leggings. steam: Drowning witch uplay: Haxeety game completion log: http://pastebin.com/g6MgD5DV rig: http://www.userbenchmark.com/UserRun/2090866

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Posted: Mon, 25th Jul 2016 08:10 Post subject:	Quick Quote Quote

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Posted: Mon, 25th Jul 2016 08:34 Post subject:	Quick Quote Quote

Could you set her up on a pedestal and make Big Boss shove his cigar up her butt?

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NinjaCool

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Posted: Sun, 31st Jul 2016 14:42 Post subject:

Zotac 1070 AMP! Extreme

After looking around I ended up with this and it runs every game I tried smooth maxed out like Dying Light and XCom 2 Cool

Ninja Musicology CD

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This is a rock/metal album tribute to the Last Ninja games on 3 CD's.
Music preview: http://tinyurl.com/jsvq6ra

Sam & Max Season Two Soundtrack

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I have the first season soundtrack so it's nice I bumped into this which was released back in 2008 on the Telltale Game Store.

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Posted: Wed, 3rd Aug 2016 09:58 Post subject:

Interinactive wrote:

Finally, a decent Snake statue. A shame that it's for the shittest Metal Gear game in the series:

Well it seems you have to get that now just for the free MGSV: TPP "The Puppy DD."

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Posted: Fri, 5th Aug 2016 01:31 Post subject:	Quick Quote Quote

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Posted: Wed, 17th Aug 2016 11:30 Post subject:	Quick Quote Quote

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Morphineus
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Posted: Wed, 17th Aug 2016 11:37 Post subject:	Quick Quote Quote

Damn that one looks great. Where did that one come from?

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Posted: Wed, 17th Aug 2016 11:39 Post subject:	Quick Quote Quote

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Posted: Wed, 17th Aug 2016 11:42 Post subject:	Quick Quote Quote

Some of your collection is going to go up to big dollars, i was looking at prices for SC2 stuff at sideshow collectibles out of curiosity they are going for 4-5x the price already in just 5-6 yrs.

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Posted: Wed, 17th Aug 2016 11:42 Post subject:

If you hated the game why are you buying those toys now? Rolling Eyes

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i guess thouth if without a legit key the installation was rolling back we are all fucking then

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Posted: Wed, 17th Aug 2016 11:46 Post subject:	Quick Quote Quote

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Posted: Wed, 17th Aug 2016 11:51 Post subject:

You failed to grasp the subtlety of my post, I shall clarify later on steam Whirling cane

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i guess thouth if without a legit key the installation was rolling back we are all fucking then

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Morphineus
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Posted: Wed, 17th Aug 2016 11:52 Post subject:	Quick Quote Quote

Noice. Surprised, they offer that quality. I got it Toni! Can I get an award for being special now? Penis shaped clay trophy would do, but use fingerpaint.

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Posted: Wed, 17th Aug 2016 11:55 Post subject:

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I got it Toni! Can I get an award for being special now? Poker Face

Penis shaped clay trophy would do, but use fingerpaint. Me Gusta

Local tradition, here you go:

https://www.google.pt/search?q=loi%C3%A7a+caldas&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwjKmvKhl8jOAhWDkywKHd5LA8sQ_AUICCgB&biw=1630&bih=444

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Morphineus
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Posted: Wed, 17th Aug 2016 11:56 Post subject:	Quick Quote Quote

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Posted: Wed, 24th Aug 2016 03:20 Post subject:	Quick Quote Quote

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JBeckman
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Posted: Wed, 24th Aug 2016 09:25 Post subject:	Quick Quote Quote

Can't be easy to pack a triangular box nicely along with all the other normal square ones. Metal would be nicer though but I guess that's not used that often, I only really have the one from Stalker. EDIT: Why is the Tri-Force there?

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Posted: Mon, 5th Sep 2016 10:07 Post subject:	Quick Quote Quote

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Nodrim

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Posted: Mon, 5th Sep 2016 11:46 Post subject:	Quick Quote Quote

I saw the picture first and I wanted to ask you if you ever buy CE for good games, but then I saw your post.

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Morphineus
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Posted: Mon, 5th Sep 2016 15:39 Post subject:	Quick Quote Quote

I was about to say: NOOO don't sell your collection! But then I really noticed which ones they were. Not that great physical items in them either, I liked the flag of Ass Creed III but that was another CE no? Bit suprised you're doing away with Splinter Cell.

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Posted: Sat, 17th Sep 2016 09:29 Post subject:	Quick Quote Quote

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NinjaCool

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Posted: Sun, 18th Sep 2016 17:47 Post subject:

OutRun Vinyl

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Outrun is one of the most iconic SEGA compositions made that is still remembered today because it was just that good Very Happy

The vinyl includes the original Outrun soundtrack from the 1986 arcade machine, alongside three bonus tracks from the 1991 Mega Drive and 2014 Nintendo 3DS versions of the game.
Youtube: http://tinyurl.com/zbuybs8

Golden Axe 1 & 2 Vinyl

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Datadiscs keeps releasing interesting soundtracks and now they did Golden Axe! Shocked

And they went all out with 2 high quality lithographic prints included in the package.

The vinyl has the complete soundtrack from Golden Axe (1989) and Golden Axe II (1991) Mega Drive games.

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Posted: Tue, 27th Sep 2016 13:45 Post subject:	Quick Quote Quote

No pictures (yet) but I decided to find excellent-condition Nintendo handhelds and collect for those, along with the Everdrive cartridges. I may expand it to other brands too (I do have a PSP and PS Vita already, both in great shape) I got lucky and found a very very good condition Gameboy (original) for a mere €40 - besides the screen having some minor scratches, it looks like it barely got used. The Tetris cartridge that comes with, it looks brand new too. For a moment I thought it was a reproduction but it's not - I compared it to my old battered one and it's identical except in great shape. Next is finding a Gameboy Advance (not the shitty SP one - hate the shape and feel in my hands) in great shape too. So far, not much luck - seems the SPs are easy to find but the regular GBA's aren't sold much for some reason or in poor shape (like missing battery lid). My old Purple one I love but it's seen better days. Not planning to collect the games really - Americans have it easy but in Europe, most of the Gameboy games are language-specific so you end up with French, Italian, German, etc versions.

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