She looked hot in that episode. Kinda weird how Chuck started drinking Johnny Walker due to the stress of being a spy, then they never went back to it again.
ComTrav wrote...
Waited a long, long time for Starcraft 2. Starcraft 2 was announced long before I had even played ME1.
Blizzard can get away with this sort of long development cycle partly because of its excellent reputation as a developer, and partly because World of Warcraft is like printing money. Some gamers might go so far as to say because WoW is so profitable, Blizzard actually doesn't feel *any* pressure to release a game.
Developers and publishers are in a tight spot, because they've committed all their resources, but don't get any return on investment until the game is released. For a major, AAA title, they may not even recoup all of their investment in sales; this is where DLC comes in (and, to a lesser extent, developing new IP.)
Bioware has an excellent track record with a lot of hits recently. I'm sure they'll have enough time and resources to make ME3 awesome, but I don't think they can afford to sit on the franchise forever.
This is why I hope the new KOTOR MMO takes off. I don't really care about it specifically since I hate the idea of paying $30/month to play a game I purchased, but because it will take a lot of pressure off Bioware's development teams.
Oh and Starcraft 2's release date just came out. It's funny because I remember getting excited about a sequel to Starcraft 1 in oh... 1999.
Nightwriter wrote...
She seemed to open up on more than a
professional level right after Freedom's Progress to me. Before that, it
was all business, don't want to be friends. After that she's pretty
friendly.
Or do you mean, open up on more than just a casual
coworker level?
I mean where she cares about him beyond it being her professional responsibility. I don't necessarily mean romantically, but on a personal friendly level.