Maria Caliban

Happy to help.

As long as we agree, you can say whatever you want to.

It's nice of them to make that walk-around but that doesn't make a great deal of sense. Skirmish pilots aren't going to board a vessel and a larger ship wouldn't attach to a starship unless it was certain the engines were inoperable.

Chris Avellone: http://xbox.playmoreconsoles.com/interview.asp?IntID=36

No, you said there 'must' be one. Must and may are two different words.

anari_quun, You mean, something like the boat in Beyond Good and Evil?

No, a story needs motive, obstacles, and resolution. A twist is not necessary.

Interesting how Chris is saying not to expect a big surprise.

The Koran does not promise Muttaqun [the righteous] 72 virgins in paradise. The Koran does promise them "gardens and grapeyards; and young full-breasted maidens of equal age; and a full cup of wine" Now, there is a saying that "The least reward for the people of Heaven is 80,000 servants and 72 wives, over which stands a dome of pearls, aquamarine and ruby." So it's more in the tradition of the devil being a red skinned fellow with a tail and pointy goatee. It's also interesting to note that the Koran seems to suggest that females aren't the only offering available.

Siggy, You could have killed Bendak without the arena. It was the using his death for entertainment that gave you DS points.

He's not an anti-hero as he's not a protagonist. If you haven't read it, may I suggest Grendel by John Gardner? It's an excellent take on 'villain as protagonist'.

After you become a Jedi you can pick up Jolee and do the feud quest.

Yes, an honest opinion! Listen to this man. *slips you that $20*

Who wants depth in a villain? I want Juliette, the sexy French Sith Lord. Just rip off the gal from Dungeon Master 2. I want Evil Merk, the guy who kicks puppy dogs, smokes nasty cigars, and steals old ladies' purses. Just get the darkside character from the last game. And don't forget the crazy Sith Lord that eats his victims and going to extinguish the sun of a settled solar system because that's where they're hiding.

There could be a stealth based side-quest where you have to take pictures of them shipping people off in meat processing crates to the moon. Based on that, you could do another side-quest where you fight through hordes of Czerka mutants and navigate intricate spatial puzzles in their factories all the while using the special Jedi time control lightsaber.

That's not an assertion he made. He didn't even mention life forms being carbon based or not. He said, "...most places where human life can survive naturally are like Earth, at least in terms of general range of distance from the sun, rotation, etc."

I loved my pink visors. So much more fashionable than anything NeverWinter Nights have us for headgear.

Yes? Yes? MAYBE?! No..? Never mind. Back to work.

www.palladiumbooks.com I guess so.. ~edit~ I just did a search and it seems the cover art for Nightbane is done by Brom. His artwork is also the avatar of a certain poster. On the good taste this alone shows, I hardily recommend the book.

Looks more like robocop to me.

No, it's not a joke.

As a dark side only plot, I think it would be interesting to join the Exchange and set up a criminal monopoly. You could have side-quests related to getting protection money, smuggling spice, bribing officials, waging warfare against petty gangs, and finally become a 'made man' in the Exchange.

Did you just read the first part of my post?

Odd how people are calling the game overrated yet everyone so far has had something negative to post about it. As an RPG player, Morrowind was my first love. It rejected everything I hated about DnD systems and their rip-offs and presented me with a world that didn't feel like a game.

*Spelling buddy begins to have heart palpitations and runs from the first post before she falls down dead*