jaguars4ever

Dude - you don't wanna know!

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Yeah, OE made the worst character from K1 the best char in K2. Strangely enough, they also made the best char from K1 the worst char in K2. Go figure.

The black guy who does the "sound effects" is clearly the best. :D

You know, you're probably right.

Scroll down to the bottom & see the "user comments". :D

Whatever floats your boat Ghostie. Personally I prefer bikini clad mud-wrestling chicks. "

"Oh N0es!1! Not the Diplocalypse!"

Exactly!

(w00t)

I knew it!

That's insane.

Well I can already scratch that spot in the back of my throat with the power of my tongue.

The internetS are hardly secure Alanschu. Scams of all sort fester around every corner. Even the likes of Paypal & Billpay are frequently defrauded.

*crickets chirping*

If we're dividing it into infinitesimally small intervals, then it would be infinitely long.

Try it AT gmail DOT com, Skynet.

Perhaps not - but you do for his website I believe.

I also assume over 2,000,000 people in this country filed for banckrupcy, maxed out their limits and are heavily in debt as a result, thereby destroying their credit & rendering their ability to purchase online unviable this year.

He's also stated that he's going to be playing PC games for a very very very very very very very very very long time. People's opinions change, as do their financial diversity. Although he might have quoted the above previously, he most definately stated the above-above in this thread. --- I'd be surprised if he didn't have the ability to purchase the game. <{POST_SNAPBACK}> The ability to purchase online differs from the ability to puchase off retail shelves given the intrinsic nature of credit cards and e-commerce.

Not ostensibly, but yet it was a factor. Hades stated he doesn't/has never/will never buy games online. That straight aways implies his market demand criteria. -- Willingness alone does not constitute market demand, although it is one of the the two necessary components. Willingness AND ability to purchase puts an individual in that market.

Ah - becase Ender stated that for someone like Hades (who constitutes a part of the common PC game market demand), $25 for for software (that solely caters to an online niche market supply), is not considered overpriced (for the common PC game market).

Neither did I. (w00t) Also: The book bundle with shipping and taxes is clearly around $100 if I'm not mistaken.

I still fail to see how this claim to be hardcore RPG player that doesn't care about graphics, yet can't look past the poor graphics of Geneforge, relates to me.