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I used to play the MMO Star Wars Galaxies which basically took over my life. Took a lot of willpower to stop playing it, then SWGEmu came along after Sony ruined the original game.

I was on the staff with developers there and again it took over my life. Long story short....no more MMOs...

I liked Battlefield 3 online but not anymore since almost all online matches require all the expansions/DLCs. Pretty annoying that you can't join online matches with just the original game...

Seems like most of these are single player games. I reckon you wouldn't be interested in MMOs or online games in general?

Nothing too impressive, just a humorous background for me.

Hello, everyone.

I don't really have much to say, I stumbled upon this site after googling for an unlocked bios of Lenovo Y400 models, and soon learned that I had to register to download the files.

Other than that, it's a pleasure to be acquainted with a helpful bunch that's enthusiastic about computers as I am.

I did for a bit. My first experience with the game was rather confusing, because I didn't have any quest lines to follow and the game in general felt like it wasn't doing anything to direct me in any way.

I mentioned this to a friend of mine and I was told that there are quest lines that I can follow now, so I've been thinking about redownloading it.

I got mine for free when I built my desktop, since it came with the GTX 670 that I ordered.

As with previous Borderlands game, single player experience can be fun but you wouldn't want to play it a second time alone. The game's replay value comes from the fact that it's much more fun if you're adventuring with friends, but that's the case for most co-op modes for games.

As for me, I've enjoyed the game and found it very fun to play.