well , what else are we supposed to celebrate ? <| sep |> BBC have about ten times the population paying into their coffers and they still have ads on some of the channels . Not to mention it ' s viewed as a national treasure in many ways so people don ' t mind it getting funding . RT just isn ' t comparable in any way . <| sep |> I set a timer up every hour to baste with garlic butter . <| sep |> Aron nodded . It has some sort off beauty to it . The Red Keep for example . Off course most parts of the city aren ' t that beautiful to put it mildly . Have you met a lot of new lords yet ? <| sep |> All the Shadowrun games are pretty linear and lacking in certain freedom you come to expect from a CRPG . You basically have a single hub where you trade , talk , negotiate and accept runs , and runs , that are tactical combat missions . You take some form of transport from the hub , teleport to a mission map , do the mission , teleport back , can never go there again . That said , stories are good , characters are good , writing is good , combat is fun , so in general , I like the games . Out of three , the first game gives you least freedom . It ' s basically a campaign , you can ' t even take missions out of order . Dragonfall feels much closer to a proper CRPG , even though it ' s still the same general concept . HK is on par with Dragonfall freedomwise but is a slightly worse game in other respects writing , pacing , level design . TLDR all games are pretty good , Dragonfall probably the best , you can start with it or you can play chronologically I enjoyed the first game despite it ' s limitations , but I think it ' s easier to do if you play it before Dragonfall .