I started a guild called Emerald Alliance.  I'll add you guys next time I'm online.

My id is PaleRobbie.7841

It's kind of a pain to add people to the guild.  Not sure if you need the id or the character name. 

Good point.  The guesting feature should make life easier.  I was just trying to make things even easier on everyone.

*goes back and sits in the corner*

*...sniff*

I figure that those who want to play Guild Wars 2 together will want to be sure to jump onto the same server when the game launches.  We start playing on Saturday, and I figure this should be the designated world for RPGFan:

Fort Aspenwood

See you in game!

I think John will fire me at some point and replace me with some kind of robot that agrees with him on everything. 

Episode 49 is live!  Enjoy!!

No freakin' clue what to make of this game.  I love the large environments and multiplayer, but it looks.... kinda.... dead.

Awesome!

Episode 48 is now live on iTunes and the RSS feed.  Enjoy!

Going to play a charr engineer when the game finally comes out.  I was having a hard time picking a class, but anytime I get to put down turrets and rock a flamethrower is awesome in my book. 

HAHA!  I've actually been playing a ton of Nocturne and liking it quite a bit.  I have three or four dungeons left, so I want to beat it here in the next week or so.

I don't mean to come across like a graphics whore, but 60 fps is really important to me as a player.  It just makes for a smoother experience overall.  I played through Max Payne 3 on my PC, and it was extremely different from the console version because of the mouse control and the amazing framerate. 

Are you referring to my Nocturne comments, Lard?  I have no problem with playing old games, especially if they have a solid art design.  I was just saying that playing a standard def game on a large hi def screen can be painful on the eyes.  Even a minor bump to 480p can make all the difference (just look at Xenoblade with component cables). 

I've been having a lot of fun with Nocturne.  It's certainly light on story, but the gameplay more than makes up for it.  I hope to have it finished before we record our next podcast. 

Episode 47 is live on iTunes and the RSS feed.  Enjoy, and make sure to send emails to podcast@rpgfan.com and give us some ratings on iTunes!

Our E3 podcast is up!  Be sure to listen!!

I'm worried about the co-op component, but the fact that you can still play the whole game single player has me hopeful.  If they put enough time and effort into both campaigns to make them feel complete and unique, then I'm certainly excited.