GhostofAnakin

I'm torn between console-only titles. On one hand, I like the fact I don't have to constantly upgrade my computer just to play a game. But on the other hand, if it's on a console that I don't own, I'd have to spend that money anyways to purchase the console. Hopefully it's on the PS2, otherwise I'm SOOL.

Good thing this wasn't about Jefferson. Ramza would have gone from elation to suicidal in a span of 1 minute.

Console titles are money makers, so I wouldn't doubt it. A lot easier to get a publisher if the game is playable on a console.

I could have sworn it was a simultaneous release for both console and PC (as opposed to the broken promise about this same thing for TSL). "

You have such a way with words.

Such as?

I offered. She said

He-Man had gizmos? He had plastic swords and cheesey armor that could unstrap.

I just make sure to show off my extra large shoes.

The kind that are mutated?

I'm leaning towards liking the way of BG or Fallout, where you could choose to bring someone along if you wanted, but didn't have to. Also where you could take along different combinations of NPCs, rather than having a set party through each game.

Wonderful. I love reading about people complaining about how a ship design looks for a ship/war droid/whatever that only appears in about 15 seconds of the entire game.

I didn't run in to any real problems, so I'm not sure if the patch will make me want to play it again or not.

Hahaha

Woohoo! After all these years it's finally coming true!! Wait, what game was this thread about again?

So basically you're saying women have a short attention span? "

I think he did. But again, it just didn't seem to be the kind of thing girls wanted to do, sit around in front of the computer instead of lounging on a couch playing a console system.

For some reason, that sounds like the type of quest that actually would be in an online golf cRPG.

I'm still trying to figure out how you can even have "quests" in a golf game.

I guess two people got banned. But yeah, like the dude above me stated, you two should feel lucky that your braincells aren't vaporated on that collection of pre-teen angst forum.

Agreed. In college, we'd sit around playing PS2 anytime we had spare time, and the girls would love to mess around on the thing as well. Yet, I don't recall one incident of the girls wanting to play all the new games on my buddy's fully tricked out PC. Matter of fact, quite of a few of the girls had their own PS2 or XBox or whatever other console systems were out in their rooms, but I don't recall any of them actually computer gaming.

The one thing I didn't like about it is you couldn't save until a mission was totally completed. This came extra frustrating near the end of a "card color" when it would require a bunch of objectives, and if you died anywhere during the mission, you'd have to repeat every thing.

Unless I screwed up the controls configurations somewhere in installation and set up, I found it to be a bit different than KOTOR I. I had a bit more trouble moving my character, turning them different directions while running in KOTOR II than I did in the first one. Maybe I just screwed up the mouse sensitivity or something.

Maybe you got banned.

When? Did someone beat some sense in to him or something?