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I like to /emote Vash shakes his cane after calling younger gamers "Whippersnappers!" " Now it's some good Massive Attack! I love that they used "Angel" in the remake of "Flight of the Phoenix" (with Hugh Laurie), and "Teardrop" as the themesong for the TV show "House" (also with Hugh Laurie). Good stuff! And it was a European girl who turned me on to their music.

I love to hear European girls speak English. Can I sit in on one of your gaming sessions?

Whippersnappers! Fatboy Slim -- Weapon of Choice

A moose once bit my sister...

Hopefully

I liked the Swoop racing in K1 better than K2. Maybe it was just too difficult for me in K2... I could never win 'em all. I love the turret stuff... "Great, kid! Don't get ****y!"

K3: RETURN OF THE MISSION VAO

I like the Influence system, in theory -- it definitely kept me playing many more times to try to figure it out. It definitely felt limited in parts, though. I also like the idea of having more conversation stuff revealed as you level. So, if they put Influence + leveling stuff I guess that would be cool. Side quests based on the character's background would rock, much like Griff and Bastilla's Mom and the original Official Campaign from NWN.

DS Consular rocks! Lightning Storm Lightning Storm Lightning Storm bye bye foes.

Dunno if I'm just talking to myself here or not, but... The session was a great success. I like to GM (or ZM, "Zombie Master" in this case) in a more cinematic style. There's still plenty of dice-rolling and such, but I stuck with the fun goofy B-movie style and everyone had a blast. And they actually all survived! They were all on a bus, headed back to New Madrid (generic fictitious Americana big city), when the bus broke down and they stopped at a diner a few miles from a little town. A secret weirdo governmental goo spilled from a train derailment a few miles up the mountainside, and this creepy yellowish fog drifted down into the valley of the town and diner. A pileup on the highway caused by panicked, stampeding cattle created the first fodder of fresh zombie foes. And everyone was suitably creeped out by the reanimated rotting dog which had clawed its way out from the backyard burial behind the diner. Etc. etc. Next up: SCI-FI! My old college roommate will be running this one, sort of a "Starship Troopers meets Aliens" scenario.

Bwahaha! :D

On the official SW site, they list The Sith as an "organization" rather than a "species." The original Sith, if you will are described thus: "Long before the Republic rose, there lived a culture on the planet Korriban. These primitive people were called the Sith, and the Force flowed strongly through their bloodlines. Although they didn't practice the Force as the Jedi would, they were talented in their own brand of magic." After the naughty Jedi who wanted to dabble in the Dark Side were cast out and settled on Korriban: "Millennia of interbreeding blurred the distinction between Sith native and offworlder, and the term Sith came to encompass not only the indigenous people of Korriban, but also the powerful overlords that ruled them." So, the original Sith must be capable of producing offspring with humans/Jedi; I would guess that, from the description, the original Sith were mostly human-like. After all, if they were weirdo bug-things, shouldn't Palpatine have antennae? EDIT: That's the only way I can wrap my brain around the idea of "True Sith." The idea of this other type of evil badguys who are the "True Sith" being out there, beyond Republic space, seems to go beyond anything remotely canon and also against what my childhood soaked up about the Star Wars universe.

Bah, our Tampa Bay Lightning are 2nd in their division, while our Tampa Bay Buccaneers are tied for first in their division.

Vash puts on his broken geek glasses & very comfortable shoes...

I used to paint some (won some awards at nerd-conventions) when I was younger, but only for D&D gaming. Never got into the mini gaming.

Good man, very cool indeed. I'm not sure how it works in that nation, but I hope he gets a medal.

Cat, I'm a Kitty Cat, and I dance dance dance...

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In the cut dialogue, the Exile tells either the Handmaiden or Visas to stay and train newcomers; seems to be setting up the New Jedi Order that way. Or, New Sith Order, if you're DS, I guess...

I usually never stayed friends with an ex, as it was usually too emotional when we'd break up, but it's possible to stay friends. I'm friends with my ex-wife, but it took a while until we reached that stage. I am definitely best friends with my wife, though; being friends with someone with whom you are in a relationship makes thing much better than categorizing someone as a "relationship partner" vs. "friend."

I've played the game through with as many combinations as I can, yah. I like the game and liked finding things I hadn't seen before or unlocked or whatever; I think I've seen it all now.

http://pc.ign.com/objects/608/608569.html says that it's been 5 years between the 2 games, and during one of the cutscenes/loading screens of KOTOR1, it said there were 2 years since the Madalorian wars and the events of K1. So, I guess that makes 7 years?

Rolemaster has no alignment system. You might like that game; it's good stuff.

Aren't Undead immune to Wounding weps? Make 'em fight only Undead monsters!