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I am a PC gamer, so I've never had a chance to play Fable 2. Only Fable 3 and the original game.

Back to Fallout: New Vegas. It's a nice game to play when I don't have any other games to play. I d/l the Dues Ex beta and fiddled with it last night. I liked what I saw though there's some obvious need for polish. Looking forward to it and Skyrim. Despite hating Oblivion, I still have hope for the next game in the series. Yes! It has strong platforming elements and wonderful visuals. It can be disturbing at times though, as this is even more of a horror story than the first game.

Sometimes, tis wonderful to be wrong.

As Alloy of Law comes out this November, I suspect it's the end of the chronological order as it's 300 years after the original Mistborn trilogy. Given that Sanderson plans to publish two books in between each Stormlight book,* I wonder if we'll see the actions in those books happen contiguously with the Stormlight story and even have events in one series effect events in another. *If memory serves...

Danke.

I've heard that some e-book editions of Way of Kings received chapter annotations. Is this correct? If not, does anyone know when Sanderson plans on starting the annotations for Way of Kings?

I believe the Almighty held Honor.

I'd rather we get an all new viewpoint character by book 4.

It's more polite to use his last name. During the 18th and 19th century, it became the habit for gentlemen to refer to their peers by their last name and their servants by their first name. Now it's used when you want to be respectful but not so formal as calling something "Mr. Sanderson."

The Almighty has a terrible cold and it's him sneezing up a storm.

The last games I've played: The Witcher 2 Alice: Madness Returns Dungeon Siege III

What I would put it in might depend on what I want it to do. I don't think we can assume that all sentient weapons would be as destructive as Nightblood. According to the annotations, such creations imprint heavily with their first experiences of the world. If Nightblood had a different set of early experiences, it might not have ended up so destructive. Wording also might help. Would 'fight evil' be less aggressive than 'destroy evil?'