Which one?. Not Airborne I hope. Airborne has some troublesome checkpoint based save game system. Cant really recommend it for sp only. It does have some interesting concepts, the main attraction is being able to parachute in every time you respawn, which does give some tactical possibility.

Used to have this problem before. For me the fault lies either with win xp/always-on defrag software/dual-booting with linux. I never did manage to figure out which one of these is the real source of the problem, although I'm quite sure its one of them.

Ah, the horror of redownloading DoW2:CR for three times in a row...

eh, how old are you? i thought you are a spm student beracuse of the "A+"

What! The last game that managed to top the chart besides CSS was MW2.
How the hell? And in such short time......

Maybe. No demo, so I hope anyone who bought it will give an opinion. And I suppose something like this is bound to be mentioned in RPS.

I suppose everyone is bored having this question asked but...

I dont suppose anyone can recommend a good RPG game (excluding games from Bioware)? Somehow having to work makes me want to play RPG when I get home everyday. Finished DA:O this morning, now playing KOTOR. I wanted Witcher 2 but damn its expensive.

Thanks Cheese and banks. Already played Witcher, and yes the combat was indeed its weakest part. And so does KOTOR, I forgot how dull the combat is...

Sifted through the RPG catalogue of Steam, these seems promising:

Recettear: An Item Shop's Tale---I remember when lots of people go crazy over this. Good thing it has a demo too.

Depths of Peril---Now this game seems to be very promising on the roleplaying part, but the graphic... well it has a demo. I'll see if its bearable.

Divinity II: The Dragon Knight Saga---definitely a buy if there is a sale, along with Witcher 2. Cant believe it has a demo.

Dimensity---for such an obscure game, its weird there isnt a demo.

Neverwinter Nights 2: Platinum---as said by banks. Its made by Obsidian, so I have faith in the story. And since its Obsidian, may I ask anyone who has this game, is the bugs still present, or was it fixed by the multiple expansions already released? If the player doesnt move at glacial speed in-game anymore this is definitely a buy.

For now, I'll be downloading several demos. No idea when it will finish, my PC's wifi is acting weird again.

Speaking of bugs, ME2 will crash while trying to reposition skills and DA:O sometimes crash when opening stats menu while in combat. Strange bugs, I must say.

I suppose I'll take a look at Warband if I have time. Cant see myself playing online for now tho. I suppose I'll have to contend with the fact that multiplayer games usually arent my thing, unless its coop.

I played Depths of Peril demo for...I'm not sure, 5 min probably. At least its longer than I played Dreamcatcher demo. I suppose the correct term for this game is "open world"?. NPCs are generated and can sometimes be recruited. Other times they are from other Guild. Met another warrior when jungling, I was really excited when I realize I can talk to her (a "talk" icon appeared, I mean). But there were lots of monsters, and by the time I finished with them she was DEAD. What the hell, so weak? At least this shows that NPCs are not immortal.

Graphic was bad, I am very disappointed the devs could not make the game at least as pretty as Diablo 2, this game here was released in 2007 if I'm not mistaken. I have no idea if this game will be good or not, the graphic was too much a downer for me. Also, way too sleepy right now to even try more of it. Demo is only around 70MB, if anyone's interested.

lol, and what will people answer when their sweetheart ask "who's signature is this?!"