Zagor

I don't know what to say. It's a masterpiece. No words are enough to describe it, so maybe it's best to remain silent, and just behold the beauty of your work :D

It moves very slowly, I think everything's allright. Just be patient, by the time you leave the mining colony, you should see it

Just saw your drawing of the exile and nihilus! Very good work, and I think you should post something similar in this thread Oh , and I just saw the party animal :D Great one!

Thanks

Hi there This thread is for any d&d-related art you have made. I've seen many KOTOR-fanart threads, but I did a search and couldn't find any threads like this one. So here are the rules: It must have something to do with d&d. That's it. Only one rule, so it's rather easy Maybe this thread should belong in the p&p furum, but I posted it here, so as many people as possible would notice it. the p&p forum seems kind of empty sometimes... So , here's my contribution. It's an umber hulk, male fighter, and a mind flayer.

Yes, finding out about James was a great moment, I felt depressed for real when it happened. And I guess that was the intention. In fact , the whole game made me feel just as bad as James did. Probably the most depressing and dark game I've ever played, and I loved it! I sort of suspected , but it affected me as much anyway.

I hope I didn't offend you 11XHooah, I respect what you believe, and I know religion has helped many people in their lives. If it helpes you through the day, I think you should continue on that road

the human race has always had different religions and gods, as we all know. And only one of those hundreds of religions can be the correct one. So I draw the conclusion that people have some sort of inner need to believe in something, and will always do so, to some extent. At least some people will.... It might be a religion, supernatural phenomenons, or something else. I don't think religion will ever go away completely, but it will have a lesser impact on the society in the future.

Probably the ending areas of torment.

System Shock 2 Fallout 2 Baldurs gate 2 Vampire bloodlines Disciples 2 And yes, I can count, I just can't decide And stop complaining about the spelling please Servant of eru. Some people can't spell very good, and you don't know the reason. As long as you can understand I think it's fine...

Perhaps people here at obsidian are more into rpg's, maybe that's why no one talks about BF2. I don't really know, but that's my guess... I only played the demo, and I liked it more than most fps-games I've played. the graphics are stunning , that's for sure, and the gameplay was solid. But I'm not going to buy it, it has too few rpg elements I hope it will sell well though (and I think it will), digital illusions have had a place in my heart ever since they made pinball dreams

the soundtrack and some screenshots from forbidden forest Just follow the link Go here for some computer-violence metadigital

You don't like my spelling? I allready apologized for it in my signature

I must confess something. I actually bought elvira 2 and waxworks to the amiga :"> And I finished waxworks :"> :"> :"> That's a game that can damage the mind of a kid, which I was at the time :D (you probably remember the previous discussion in another thread, and no, I don't want to discuss it again )

If you want real horror, you should go for this game Prepare yourself before you click on the link, and please don't go there if you'r under 27 years of age. Otherwise you might get permanent braindamage. You can actually play a bit of the game if you use the red arrow in the screenshot. Elvira

I have silent hill 4, it's good , but still not as the good as the other SH games. I was a bit dissapointed. Maybe it's the nearly total absence of darkness in the game, that makes it less scary. But the story is good, and the control and camera is the best yet in a sh game. My favourite is still SH2 , I guess I like games that makes you feel depressed

One thing that I strongly dislike is the random extra hitpoints you get when you level up in, for example, baldurs gate. It forces me to reload until I get something I can live with.

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So you'r a wierdo, then we have something in common. Well, I'm not that wierd, I can act normal sometimes, and have a normal job I just like strange stories, like In "the hills, the cities" from books of blood. the story about the giants made of people.

No, don't say that, Leif's a nice guy and I like him He's just misunderstood

Anyone reading Clive Barkers books? Way better then Stephen King, and also way better then Barkers movies (hellraiser, nightbreed) I especially enjoy his older work. But they can be a bit to disturbing at times...

I don't use traps as much as I could do. I'm currently replaying BG2 as a thief, and the traplaying feels too cheap for me. I could easily kill the elemantal liches with traps, but I don't see the fun. I prefer a long and hard battle to actually feel any satisfaction afterwards. Just to see the enemy die in the same moment he spawns isn't any fun in my opinion. I use backstabbing a lot instead, combined with boots of speed, to be able to run away and hide again, very amusing really, and surprisingly effective as well

Yes, I was about ten. I didn't care if your player character in the game was a 10year old kid, and you were fighting octorocs (I guess no one knows what kind of creature that is, let's just say it isn't in the d&d monster manual)

I still love the old nes games. Just look at my avatar Metroid, kid icarus, zelda, I had more fun with those games then I do with more recent games to the pc. Of course, I wouldn't like them as much if they came out today. Nostalgia has something to do with it also I guess.

Sleep well, and download the disciples 2 demo tomorrow