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I just saw credits about 5 minutes into tonight's session on this game. I'm pretty happy with when they go off. In fact I went past 2 or 3 moments that I was sure would lead to credits but it kept going. (that being: a big fire, lady in theatre, a couple in a pool)

I haven't looked up a walk-through to see what sets them off. My guess is its uncovering a certain percentage off all of the clips combined with uncovering a few set hidden messages. I was at this point struggling to find new clips and was about to get frustrated randomly clicking on object to find them. If I stop now I've got a good idea of the plot of all 3 movies and the overarching story so I think this is a good spot to end it.

OK I'm guessing for the last two questions they just want you to simplify them so here they are.

b. is easy, just expand and simplify

c. not as easy. you have to notice that the bottom of the first fraction is a difference of 2 squares and so can be written as

(a+b)(a-b) which you can use as the lowest common factor for all three fractions.

Hope that makes sense.

I didn't get which system you're thinking of. If it's PC then avoid Farcry4 for now there are way to many crash issues that they need to fix. I bought that for $70 aus for the PC and am enjoying my blank loading screen and a crash message. I look forward to playing it one day. Got DAI yesterday though and that runs great. It's been an expensive week.

I grabbed this game yesterday. I've been meaning to give it a shot since I saw it at PAX Aus last year. After a couple of hours I'm pretty addicted and really like the mechanics of the game. It's mostly centered around arena combat that's a bit like batman but the real fun is in the cards. As you play you unlock cards that you can add to your deck. There's an equipment deck you can customize with better weapons and armour but this isn't upgrading your character directly. Instead it's what you draw from when you find treasure so you're playing with your chances of getting choice loot in the next game.

Better still is you can customize the encounters deck. Every challenge you run into in the game comes from this deck so as you play you're tweaking how the game will play. What I really like is most of these cards will have a hidden objective and if you beat it you unlock more encounter cards that will of course lead to more unlocks. You are in essence collecting the game.

An actual game of HOF lasts 15min or so depending on how well you do but by the end you've got new cards to change your decks so I keep starting a new game. This feels a lot like rogue legacy in that respect.

So has anyone else tried this? What do you think?

I've had my eye on Divinity: Original Sin for ages and the 20% pushed me over the edge.

Also I see Anno 2070 is 75% off on the flash sale right now. That's a fantastic city builder for dirt cheap and actually does Coop play quite well.

Perth, Western Australia

Good question. I've grabbed them both and it's hard to pick a definite winner. They're very similar as they both involve building cities, researching spells and marching armies over a hex grid. Warlock 2 is faster paced as all the fighting happens on the main map like in Civ 5. AOW3 zooms into a tactical battle every time a fight happens a bit more like heroes of might and magic. I think AOW3 is a deeper game as those tactical battles are serious business, your favorite veteran units can get picked off before you know whats happening if you don't pay very close attention and the AI is ruthless. Like you say, Warlock 2 is a bit more on the silly fun side.

My wife and I play a lot of LAN PC games so if you've got 2 PCs set up:

Trine 1,2

Orcs Must Die 1,2

Path of Exile, Titan quest, Diablo 3 and Torchlight 2 all scratch that loot grinding itch

Supreme Commander 2 and Settlers 7 are good for coop comp stomps or vs if you're both into strategy.

Centipede on the C64 back in 83

Kenway drinks something when you go to a bar and ask for rumors. Try that 5 times.