I was reading a bit about how the developers really had to fight the corporate culture to get the female protagonist. It also had a pretty interesting premise so I'm really looking forward to playing it.

I completed Off today.
For around a month I've been trying to avoid saying "beat Off"

give it to me baby, UH HUH UH HUH

Uno dos tres, cuatro cinco cinco seis.

I was playing Civ 5 and it gave me a chart for "Mostest Literate"

Civ V is fun.
♥♥♥♥ the French.

yeah clearly it should've been for "Mostest Literatest"

Civ V is pretty fun, but not as fun as Civ IV, I got so damn dedicated to that game I could play it on Immortal. But most of the time I played it around Prince difficulty with aggressive AI.

In Civ V, watch out for the Russkies with their double resources. It makes them deadly till the renaissance, then deadly again in the modern age with double uranium. Arabia is also extremely deadly in the late game, what with extra oil. Me, I tend to go for early game wars. Sieges are fun. In my current game, I annihilated the Chinese next to me before they plopped their third city

Greeks try to take a 1 tile island right next to me? War with that city until they let it up, give them a rather agreeable peace treaty (They offered a bunch of money, I just wanted the city they would've lost soon anyway.)
Mongols try to attack my City State ally? Team up with Greece, India, Iroquis, and half the world to take them down. I'm the only one who fights them. Round one, they ♥♥♥♥ themselves and peace treaty. I get a city! Round two, I eat their capital.
French have now put THREE dinky little colonies on great areas of expansion for me on parts WAY out of their way. They were going to die already for being French, but now I have a reason.

I never played Civ 5
Do I have to play Civ 1-4 first?

The moment I meet a civilization I usually declare war. After ending the Chinese, I went south, ran into the Celts and invaded him, just before the medieval age and I annexed them. Next I hit a bunch of mountains and on the opposite side is India and a bunch of other nations. For the first time in game, I am at peace by the renaissance and back to war in the early industrial. Damn inland sea, I'd have conquered them.

Never had my game last into the modern era, I usually have a conquest victory by then.

I think it's like a Sim City game. Jump right into it.

It just happens that there is a pretty comprehensive list about why Civ 5 is worse than 4, it's a strange thing, but that's something.

It just happens that there is a pretty comprehensive list about why Civ 5 is worse than 4, it's a strange thing, but that's something.

I want to create something that's called the Mack Continuum theory.
Everything that ends up being the 5th part of a series ends up worse than it's predecessor.

Civ 5.
Sim City 5.
Resident Evil 5. (Fight me. I dare you.)