Heavily tuned into skyrim again....
Skyrims the sort of game for me though if im honest, now if they could just do that game but make choice and consequence matter id prob never be seen again
This.
I am addicted to Skyrim. (6 characters going currently) Its breadth and and attn to detail flabbergasted me. When I learned that many items (silverware, soul gem fragments, certain books, etc.) were included ONLY for depth and immersion, I wept...
This.
I am addicted to Skyrim. (6 characters going currently) Its breadth and and attn to detail flabbergasted me. When I learned that many items (silverware, soul gem fragments, certain books, etc.) were included ONLY for depth and immersion, I wept...
When I learned that back in Oblivion my response was "well s***, what am I going to do with all this stolen silverware?"
EA would never do anything without DRM
http://www.gog.com/games
Using the "developer/publisher" filter and selecting Electronic Arts shows that EA are at least somewhat open to distributing games DRM-Free, even if the selection is limited.
Edited because linking to a filtered GOG game list doesn't work.
I would've loved to play skyward sword
me too 
http://www.gog.com/g...electronic_arts
I'm going to let that link do the talking.
The list by publisher isn't coming through the link.
i've only had two characters in skyrim. however my first character i was constantly playing nonstop (and still do once in a while). did all the dlc stuff and made powerful weapons, armor, enchantments, etc. releveled skills until i got to level 110 and then i just stopped. but it's fun to try out different armor and weapons and mostly went around killing bandits all the time. haven't played in a few weeks though cuz i went back me3mp.
Haven't touched the SP of ME3 in a long long time, game is so flawed, still bugs me. Lately I've been playing Skyrim and I just started Borderlands 2 this week, game is gonna suck up all my free time. Love it.
Been playing Diablo III a lot since Patch 2.0 and Loot 2.0 came out. RMAH and GAH just closed down to and ROS comes out in less then a week. Diablo 3 is toight! Anyone else playing D3 again since all the massive revisions?
The list by publisher isn't coming through the link.
Typing Electronic Arts into GoG's search-bar does yield results.
Primarily booting up ME3 in off-line mode to test mods, be they retextures, mesh-replacements or simple fiddling with Coalesced.bin entries, as well as checking whether MEHEM, which I consider essential for the SP to be viable will play along with those in place. Haven't played the game per se except for some Armax Arena to test those latter .bin-edits on powers and weapons, may do so again once I get my current Shepard-missy through ME2. No longer interested in MP due to better competition for that around (Warframe was already mentioned, Renegade X is pretty sweet too).
SP-wise, I was cruising through DA:O currently - silent PC rules - as well as SRR: Dragonfall.
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Exactly
I've actually been playing Baldur's Gate.
It's a strange world where I have to think about strategy and can't just collect every party member ever and leave them back at a camp as some sort of dialogue machine and armour stand for stuff my actual combat party members aren't using anymore.
and the order in which my party walks in. Poor Xzar.
Tried Skyrim, did not enjoy it. Got into Realm Reborn and that's still going strong. Cleared my PS3 backlog which included DmC, BioShock Infinite, Brothers, Metal Gear Rising, and Resident Evil 6. Currently playing Tales of Xillia and loving it.
Typing Electronic Arts into GoG's search-bar does yield results.
It does. And it shows forty-something games, none of them recent AAA flagship titles the current DRM mindset supports (I think Jade Empire was the most recent one listed, not sure though), making the whole thing pointless EA hate bickering, I just didn't feel A-holeish enough to point that out that time. 
Out of curiosity, exactly what sort of indicators does the game give you that you're about to enter an area too high level for you?
The list by publisher isn't coming through the link.
Thanks for the heads up, I'll edit my post accordingly.
And it shows forty-something games, none of them recent AAA flagship titles the current DRM mindset supports (I think Jade Empire was the most recent one listed, not sure though), making the whole thing pointless EA hate bickering, I just didn't feel A-holeish enough to point that out that time.
The point of my post was simply to show that there's an opening on EA's part on the DRM-Free front, no matter how small it is. The AAA releases of today are the classics of tomorrow. I don't expect the ME games to show up DRM-Free in the next few years, but there's a good chance it'll happen before I die.
There's a lot of different decision makers at EA. Some of them shouldn't be there, other seem to have a good head on their shoulders.
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