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Actually, the key is to be right on top of things. People will generally look for videos on whats new and recent a lot more than something that was old. It's good to do something different, but when it comes to recently released games you have to make a vid on the game no later than a week after it was released. Expect a lot of views if you manage to get gameplay/commentary out on a popular release the day it comes out. Of course, there are some games where that rule doesn't apply. Unless you have an established and growing viewerbase, you're not going to have any luck posting gameplay/commentary of the most recent Call of Duty game, even the day it came out.

Call me a doubting Thomas, but I've never personally witnessed anything being changed just from praying. I guess it works for some people.

Some people are throwing out wild accusations that I am a waterbender, a bloodbender to be exact. I have no idea what they are going on about, honestly!

Gummi Ships, but improve them so they feel like an original feature and not just the Star Fox crossover and so you can't just hold the "X" button down the whole time and win.

Because KH3, a game that will take approximately 3 to 5 years to complete once they actually get started can get crammed onto the PS3 when it doesn't even have a year left.

Hmmmm the Master...yeah I think that works... KH13, prepare your anus.

DLC should only be optional expansions and day one or two DLC is horrible. It just screams "we were too money hungry to put this in the full release when we could so we'll make you pay extra for it"

Actually a poll from about a year or two ago that was rather interesting indicated that there are roughly 10% more guys than girls here. Which surprised me to be honest, I thought there would be significantly more girls.

Fixed. And no, a zombie apocalypse would suck. Basically, imagine living in medieval Europe during the Bubonic Plague, only now the people with the plague are trying to kill you. Seriously though. This is a major breakthrough hat could save thousands of lives and solve one of the worlds growing problems. Save comments like that for random.

Oppa Equalist style.

Haven't had it yet, probably won't go though. Not only would nobody I like want to go with me but I hate those type of events. I also don't want my eyes to burn at my unrefined classmate's atrocious choices in formal wear.

Well this will be the most controversial poll ever. Though I would have to say Xbox Live. It's the best for playing with friends due to party chats, the servers are stable, the network is very secure (no hackers from anonymous will steal your credit card info) and it's the largest online gaming community, which is pretty impressive because it accomplished this despite being a payed service, which is fine because 5 dollars a month is nothing (price of a new game per year, not bad) and you easily get what you pay for.

He has personality, skill, and accomplishments? I thought his entire character revolved around being annoyingly optimistic and having spiky hair.

December 25 was not long ago and he has zero post (random not counted) so he's pretty new and hasn't been active much.

Play nice guys... this one's a newcomer. Welcome to the forums.

We're working on it. There will be one Soon

YOU SPEAK HERESY AGAINST OUR MIGHTY GOD EMPEROR DCHUICH

I play EVE Online quite a lot, I am part of the Eve Defense Force Corporation, one of the oldest corporations in the game. I'd say it's worth getting into but it's not for the faint of heart. The game is incredibly challenging at first though once you get the hang of it it's ridiculously easy. The game is actually both Free to Play and Purchase. You can pay for a subscription at roughly 15 USD a month (the monthly cost drops if you buy say a year subscription instead of a 3 month one for example) or you can actually pay none of your real money and instead purchase an ingame item called a PLEX (Pilots Licence Extension) which will give you 30 days of game time. A PLEX currently cost around 500,000,000 ISK (15 USD) which may seem like a lot but you can get much more than that a lot faster than you might think. The game is on steam and will give you about 30 days of gametime. There are also retail versions though they are hard to find at local gamestores but can be easily purchased online through amazon. The best way to get started in my opinion is to create a trial account (which can be upgraded to a full account). Typically, a trial is only 14 days. However, I can give you a 21 day trial as I have a full account. Just follow the link below for your 21 day trial. https://secure.eveonline.com/trial/?invc=c10e9562-fc84-46fa-bb5d-4da03aa76ba8&action=buddy Fly Safe!

Problem with EVE is that there is so much to talk about. You can either skip entire events and factions and make things really focused and precise, or talk about everything but just at a glance. For the sake of a TV Show, it would be better if they just keep things basic and focused. They'll either have to make the show entirely about the player driven actions or the conflicts of the Empires but not both.

CCP is creating a universe that will definitely be at the forefront of the sci-fi genre for a long time. I'm an avid EVE Online player and I am very happy to see how the sci-fi universe I know and love is being expanded rapidly. I'm also stoked to hear that we are getting some sort of TV show about EVE and DUST 514. It's been in beta for like a year, easily one of the longest testing periods of any game I've seen. CCP is clearly taking their time with the full release so hopefully things have gotten better.

Everything is speculation right now. I personally would want to center on more lore based aspects of the game, but it would be really cool if in game groups were represented.

Widely popular Sci-Fi MMORPG Eve Online and it's free to play shooter in the same universe DUST 514 will be getting a it's own television show. The trailer is focused on the game though it can be tied to the TV Show as it was released the same day the announcement was made. There are no major details on the series other than the announcement.

Relevant.

I have the same problem with books. I'll go to a book store, buy like 20 books and take forever to read them all. I found the best way to solve the problem is to play the games on a "schedule" sort of similar to TV programs. For example on one day you will play one game and on the next day you will play a different game.

Probably not, though I can see myself playing them less often one day. Either because I simply get too busy with life to play, I find something else more entertaining, or both.