Everything posted by SteveThaiBinh
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Your favorite game
I expect that when the Longest Journey saga is complete it will be in my top five. I'm still waiting on the promised episodic comment, and Ragnar Tornquist isn't talking...
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Games you are looking forward to
Sam & Max Season 2 Episode 2: Moai Better Blues.
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NwN 2 1.11 Patch available.
Edit: I read it wrong first time, thought you wanted it more glittery... But still, magic is shiny and sparkly. I'm sure that's in the rules somewhere...
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Patronising companies
- The Wheel of Time is Still Turning
Oops. Sorry. :blush10: (I merged them now.)- Terry Pratchett has early-onset Alzheimer's
http://books.guardian.co.uk/news/articles/0,,2226306,00.html :sad: I love this guy - his approach to the satirical opportunities of fantasy writing is central to how I've seen, and loved, the genre for so many years. He reckons he still has a few books in him. I wish him continued good health for as long as possible.- The Wheel of Time is Still Turning
That deserves its own thread.- What you did today
I remember that. I wasn't allowed to watch it when it first came out (too young ), but I saw it years later. Very troubling and very well-written.- The Wheel of Time is Still Turning
Resolving a storyline? That would be a series first. No matter. I'm glad it's getting done, and supposedly he has a lot of Jordan's notes, plus his wife to help him. So long as the resolution is the one that was originally planned, I'll be happy.- Bastila hotness rating
Ooh, Kotor fanart. That made me think of Aimo: She has a very good Mass Effect comic up on the first page.- What you did today
That's kind of a nightmare of mine. I used to back-up everything onto two separate CDs every evening, plus upload it to Hotmail. I hope you manage to get it back.- mac vs. windows
I've never owned a Mac, but I can see how it would appeal to someone who mostly games on consoles. If I only needed a machine for internet/work, the Mac has a good reputation for reliability (or at least, it did about a decade ago which was the last time I seriously looked at buying one). And yes, please keep the discussion civil. It's a perfectly valid topic.- KotoR 3: Ideas, Suggestions, Discussion, Part 23
It's not really a cover-up. It was deleted because posting magazine scans is against the forum guidelines:- NwN 2 1.11 Patch available.
Precisely. It's not a glitch, it's a plot point.- NwN 2 1.11 Patch available.
It's fixed! I left Mulsantir Gate with full craving and spirit energy 100 and arrived at the shore with spirit energy 82 Yay!!! (I wonder why they didn't mention it in the release notes - there were plenty of other spoilers there.) Still, no matter, and no complaints from me.- US shoppers killed in gun rampage
I think it's a factor, one of many. The US is by no means novel or unique in its 'cult of celebrity', but it and some other Western countries have taken it to extremes and many other countries are headed in that direction. I don't think the negative consequences of that have been fully explored, perhaps because it's not in the media's interest to do so.- US shoppers killed in gun rampage
Then we must also blame the society that values fame and celebrity too highly.- NwN 2 1.11 Patch available.
Neither this patch release nor the proposed details for the next patch mention the problem of characters with high craving being unable to go to the Sunken City. Is this fixed, and they just haven't remembered to put it in the release notes? Or is it not a high priority? It's a shame, because I can't progress in the game until it's fixed... :sad:- Your favorite game
The Quest for Glory series, I think. Don't make me choose one game over the others.- Tying 4E FR Changes to Computer CRPGs
Perish the thought. I found the idea of the Time of Troubles - and the fact that people were still living with the consequences - very interesting and an engaging part of Baldur's Gate. Was there a similar backstory created around the change from second to third editions? I can't say it came across strongly during Neverwinter Nights the way the Time of Troubles did through Baldur's Gate... As for a game, sure, why not? And I like the Forgotten Realms setting, especially now that they seem to be getting away from the western part. There are whole areas of the map that I know nothing about, and plenty of mileage left in the setting, I reckon.- RPG's
Hmmm. Sounds interesting... *goes to investigate* MMORPG!!! Run!!!- RPG's
I play RPGs because they have often have good stories and dialogue. I play point and click adventures for the same reason.- The Witcher Revisited
I've downloaded it, but am saving it for Christmas. Reviews seem to range from good to excellent, so I'm really looking forward to it. In related news, as you noted the sometimes unnatural dialogue, someone over at RPG codex has unlocked the original English dialogue in the game (apparently, somewhere between translation from Polish and voice-recording, a lot was cut, resulting in the unnatural bits you've found). Anyway, it appears from the discussion in the thread that it isn't really workable quite yet, because the game scripts are now out of sync with the dialogue, but they're optimistic that a modding effort will be able to fix this and make it work in the future).- Modding
Tell me about it. Yes, that's been by far the hardest part for me. Fun too, though. Neverwinter Nights also has the advantage of a very large modding community on hand to answer your questions and generally help you along - I'm sure it's not alone in this, of course...- Modding
Would you guys say that Neverwinter Nights is the easiest game to learn modding on if you're an absolute beginner, or is there something easier? Whichever game you choose, The Owner, there will always be a community out there with a forum with links to 'Modding for Beginners' documents specific to that game. Some of the NWN2 ones are really excellent and very helpful. - The Wheel of Time is Still Turning