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Egan · 10-09-11, 01:06 PM

I got Bloodbowl Legendary Edition last week for 6 quid. I was pretty happy with that. I am looking forward to the first proper Steam Sale. I'm holding off buying Cliffs of Dover until I see it on sale.

I am mostly just happy I will now be able to play Skyrim when it comes out. That almost helps me get over the dirty, self loathing feeling I get every time I double click on the Steam shortcut.

Almost.

On a Steam related subject, I bought New Vegas as well. It's OK, no where near as much fun as Fallout 3, but not bad. However, it does seem very, very crashy. I even got a BSOD last night and I cannot remember the last time I got one of those. Anyone else had the same experience? May start running it in offline mode and see whether it makes a difference.

10-09-11, 01:06 PM	#1
Egan Admiral Join Date: Sep 2001 Posts: 2,020 Downloads: 15 Uploads: 0	I got Bloodbowl Legendary Edition last week for 6 quid. I was pretty happy with that. I am looking forward to the first proper Steam Sale. I'm holding off buying Cliffs of Dover until I see it on sale. I am mostly just happy I will now be able to play Skyrim when it comes out. That almost helps me get over the dirty, self loathing feeling I get every time I double click on the Steam shortcut. Almost. On a Steam related subject, I bought New Vegas as well. It's OK, no where near as much fun as Fallout 3, but not bad. However, it does seem very, very crashy. I even got a BSOD last night and I cannot remember the last time I got one of those. Anyone else had the same experience? May start running it in offline mode and see whether it makes a difference.