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They should have a cap on how much money a political candidate can spend on campaigning.

Great insight there.

I strangely had a single battle with a Blood Dragon, Spirrgan, Ice Troll and Bear. How all of these creatures were in the same location, I don't know.

Forgive my ignorance, but my american politics is terrible. Who is Ron Paul, and why should I care? (btw, I have a genuine interest on the matter but wikipedia and the media are bad sources of knowledge on the matter)

R* and Bethesda are guaranteed to produce brilliant games, which is why I buy all of their releases. But there's also Ubisoft with the Tom Clancy series and Assassins Creed etc. As stated above, I wouldn't limit myself to just these developers though.

I wish I could run this game I still play Diablo II... My computer is a Quadcore with 6 GB RAM, but it has a shit graphics card. Do you reckon it's worth buying a high end card?

That sounds like a pretty awesome feature. Still not worth buying kinect though.

CJ has been confirmed by multiple sources to be in Grand Theft Auto Five

What is the argument here?! GTAV will be made for Xbox 360 and PS3, then it will probably get ported to PC. Somewhere along the line, if Wii U can handle it, they might make a port. But I will honestly be surprised if GTAV is launched on Wii U at the same time as PS3/360. And if it's not launched at the same time, then most gamers will not wait for the Wii U version. Then, would it even be worth porting? Think of the audience.

I have to add, mixing Nightingale armour with ebony hands and feet looks pretty cool. Looks even more badass when you use dual wielding ebony swords!

If it can handle it, then I don't see why not. The game will (probably) primarily be made for Xbox 360 and PS3, followed by a PC port and possibly a Wii U port. I can't see them fully developing it on the Wii U though. I too don't believe the Wii U market holds much potential for GTAV. Most gamers who want GTAV will have an Xbox 360, PS3 or PC.

I made most of my money from enchanting daggers and selling them.

You can easily play the game without any magic. Unless you count enchanting as magic, in which case it would be very difficult. But still feasible! Anyway, Skyrim 1.5 beta update is out on steam. Source

poKONYmon 2012... gotta catch 'em all!

I like absorb health. It's right at the top and sells for a lot.

The sand should blow across the screen, left to right. And the cracks should be synchronised with this, also appearing left to right. Not just all at the same time.

Yeah that would be a great idea. Might have to have sound effects with it to make it more effective though.

Your title is very bioshock-esque. Probably not what you're going for though. I like it, but it doesn't feel that it fits with the trailer.

I will divide by zero sir. On 31/12/12

It's quite funny that we can't comprehend nothingness. It's like trying to make a calculation on a calculator with no batteries.

They died of pneumonia because their diaphragm muscle had been metabolised. I'm assuming the zombies will eat one another (as well as humans) and survive out of pure animal instinct, so they won't starve. Though the disease will cause them to die as explained before. I have no idea how long that would take, no doubt it'll vary between each sample. 2-3 months sounds kind of reasonable. Might be less, depends how quick the transformation takes place.

That's pretty smart. I would be walking around with baking trays and various other kitchen cutlery fastened to my body. I would completely fail in a zombie situation. I have too many vulnerable people I love

General skills: Combat - If you're proficient with firearms it would help greatly (if available), and maybe swords. I don't think your MMA skills would help much though (unless one-on-one). Survival - If you're Bear Grylls you can just run into the nearest forest and live forever amongst the trees and birds. *Science - I think a strong scientific background could be useful. If you can obtain a sample and analyse it, you might be able to make yourself resistant. Although this is very unlikely unless you have a team of scientists and a very good lab.

Sony won't delay their release. Both will come out at the same time, otherwise they risk losing major sales!

I only felt like doing the intel bit, maybe I will add more later. Intel: How does one become a zombie? The brain and/or nervous system must be affected. I don't believe reanimation to be possible. So, zombies will have to be alive. They cannot change species and so we must assume them to be humanoid with altered physiology. The cause would a prototype virus that was biochemically engineered to combat neurodegenerative disease. The virus was engineered to create certain genetic mutations. (This could be possible, since certain cancers can be caused by viruses.) Symptoms would include a state of rage, hunger and paranoia. All three arising from an alteration in hormones and neuronal development. Similar to a cancer, neurones would uncontrollably proliferate and migrate to form new connections in the brain. All of this would be virally encoded. The three-states (rage/hunger/paranoia) would over-ride normal emotion, zombies are unable to co-operate and would also attack one another, being unable to tell the difference between normal humans and zombies. Or rather, just not caring. Zombies are physically normal, but they are driven entirely by their instinct, which in turn is driven by the three mental states. The disease is highly contagious in its early stages and can be passed on through coughing or normal influenza. It rapidly progresses since it was developed to be highly specific and potent, the three-state symptoms will become apparent within two days. Once fully infected, the virus is much more difficult to contract from the subject and can only be done so through blood infection. The virus does not trigger a strong immune response, and so it is highly infectious since the infected can pass the virus fairly inconspicuously. Due to the nature of the genetic mutations caused by the virus, zombies prematurely die from a manifestation of deregulated neurogenesis. I would estimate about 2-3 months.