I know it's been brought up before, and apologies for doing so again, but all capitalized headlines sometimes makes it really difficult to understand them, especially with the weird titles games sometimes have.
I know it's a valid way to write in English, but would you consider doing it differently? It would help us foreigners a lot ;-)
At least put the title of the game in italics or something.

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I just thought, couldn't the image mean they are porting the 2nd game in a trilogy? You have the old man, the old (maybe first?) in the series, the second person is in blue as in the game being ported, and the young person which indicates there's a relatively new game in the series.
Still, this doesn't indicate which game is being ported, but should narrow it down quite a bit.

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I actually supported this a long time ago (don't ask me why), but I don't mind the delay; I've yet to finish Pillars of Eternity and wouldn't want to start a new RPG anytime soon anyway.
I just hope the delay lets them make a quality game and quality day-1 Linux port too.

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Quoting: XylemonI'm sorry but this is simply wrong and horrible advice, for a real solution to stop trackers would be to get something like uBlock. The only difference between "Private" and a normal window is "Private" doesn't load or store cookies. Google can very easily see your IP and depending on how you have your browser configured, which I take it yours tells a lot, Google can read a lot of information about you!

In that case, I recommend you use Privacy Badger and Ghostery (if you use chromium), and browse through a VPN. If I'm not mistaken, uBlock only blocks ads, not trackers.
Just on this page alone, Ghostery has blocked 4 possible trackers for me: Facebook, Twitter, Gravatar and Piwik analytics.

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I just bought the game and I'm surprised at how well it runs: with everything on high at 1080p, I get around 45-60 fps. I've been playing for about one hour, and the fps hasn't deviated from this.
My PC is only an I3-2120 with 8GB RAM, a GTX660ti and all SSDs, so nothing particularly modern.

I'm impressed! (And love the game so far)

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Could we please have a 'desktop/sofa PC' entry in the type of PC question? I, like many others I suppose, use a desktop that also has a TV connected to play from the sofa. I game pretty much equally from both positions, depending on the game.

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'Adranaline-packed action' and fishing are two words I never thought I'd read together ;-)
Then again, who knows, maybe it's about zombie-fish and fishing with dynamite!

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Finally! I bought this when it came out to play it with Wine (I've learned better since) and played it for a few hours. It was quite fun, though the sound was very bad under Wine so I eventually stopped playing it and haven't touched it since a Linux port was rumoured.

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(note the Astronaut. it's sitting on my desk 24/7 = means I'm a Space Nut and deserve to win naturally. hint.)

Yay, Lego Classic Space! I have three mini-figs on my desk too, all of them from when I was a child. I'm missing the blue and black, though.

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Me being bored at work:

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