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I tried a half hour ago and it was a no-go.

The Witcher 2 is deep. One of the most complex RPG's I have ever played.

I am too damn tired tonight to play it honestly. I can't pay attention to everything I need to.

Whats stupid is that PSN is already advertising it in the whats new scroll bar... its taunting anyone who wants ot play.

Could you mess with your kit or anything?

Oh well. I am testing it out right now to make sure I can play on my profile.

BTW, that forum that I linked is a really nice forum. Everyone seems mature and gives good responses and good conversation. The complete opposite of Battlelog, that's for sure.

Good deal, I'll try to get on. Hopefully it isn't one of those betas that forgets to add the squad system.

I will give it a test tomorrow for sure.

Witcher is freaking amazing though.

My initial thoughts on the Witcher 2 is that it is amazing. One of the most mature RPG's I have played.

I love the setting and the feel of this game. If it weren't for the use of magic and dragons and things like that you could believe this was a historical game based in 1400's.

Uncharted had done this with their last two MP games.

Skyrim is my favorite rpg I have ever played and so far I am enjoying the Witcher 2 much more. I love how the combat feels and the game is very mature. There is really nothing like it.

Of course. Just like every other Beta. Stats will be wiped on May 2nd when the Beta ends. Game releases May 22. During the Beta, all 50 levels are unlocked for each class and you can unlock everything in the game, just like a beta should be.

Mass Effect 3 spoilers ahead:

So, I just finished the game and, as many people were, was perplexed by the ending. However, after being directed to and reading/watching numerous pieces on the "Indoctrination Theory," I actually like it a lot. Not as an ending, but I'll get to that in a second. What we see happen from Harbinger's laser knocking Shepard unconscious to him making the decision is totally a battle within Shepard's mind IMO. If you haven't read or watched the info on the IT I suggest you do so. There's a lot of supporting info, my favorite being that Bioware's comment on the matter was, "No comment." Also, if you're not aware (and I know most of you ITT are), if you get to the end with 5000+ EMS and choose the Renegade ending (destroy the Reapers), following the downed Normandy cutscene, it cuts to Shepard lying amongst concrete rubble and then you see him breathe. No way in hell he survived a fall from the Citadel back down to Earth. Much more likely he is still in London and unconscious.

Now, I say all that to say this: This is most certainly NOT an ending. It is a great set piece IMO, the Reapers realizing Shepard is about to do something no organic life form has had the ability to do, and making one last-ditch effort to stop him through his indoctrinated mind. The real end to the story is when you resist the Reapers, make the Renegade choice, wake back up in London, and finish the fight. The big question is: Why wasn't this already included? Is it a much longer ending sequence than we think? Time constraints? I know one thing: Bioware has never disappointed me with their writing ability and I have a hard time believing they just "f'd up" the ending to a series as good and long as Mass Effect.

Something tells me the DLC, which should be free but we know won't be, is going to have the ending that not only we all truly want, but secretly what Bioware has been planning all along.