EnderAndrew

No problem.

http://www.petitionspot.com/petitions/kotor3

Lois is so lucky to have Peter.

Fixed.

Have you read the book?

Both.

There you go.

There might already be one. I dunno. I'd search for one, and if you can't find one, the start one. There are some online petition hosting sites.

I played the entire game as Mira. It unlocked the Ewok Smash mini-game.

[Give the rock the Hoff treatment]

I think the trailer looks incredible, but the early reviews are calling the movie fluff.

I'm guessing that is Archmonarch's call. I'm worried alternate maps won't be as balanced, but if I see a good map I wouldn't be opposed.

I would too. We can hope, and I don't know if it would help, but it couldn't hurt to email LucasArts and let them know how you feel.

Here's the situation. Last September, before KOTOR:2 even shipped, they laid off 50 employees, including the team that was doing preproduction on KOTOR:3. LucasArts cancelled all internal projects but one at the time (I believe that one title was Episode 3 the Game) When KOTOR:2 shipped, Obsidian said they'd like to do KOTOR:3 even though LucasArts really rushed KOTOR:2 and cut the game short. Obsidian also said atleast at the time they were not working on KOTOR:3, and as far as they knew, no one was. It is possible since then LucasArts handed KOTOR:3 to someone else, but there is no official word on KOTOR:3 other than Obsidian is not currently working on it. But welcome to the forums.

I really don't mind the ending they were going for. But the ending wasn't finished, as party members are brought out and not dealt with.

I think KOTOR:2 had better dialogue and more depth. KOTOR:1 had one good twist, and that was it. Malak was a horrid villian. Several of the party members were either annoying or pathetic. I think if KOTOR:2 were properly finished this wouldn't even be a debate.

There are other games I'd much rather replay like Fallout.

Disagreeing with people's suggestions does not constitute a personal attack. People shouldn't take it that way.

If he can't differentiate from reality and fantasy, anything can set him off. GTA didn't make him insane.

I really enjoyed Changeling as well. I had a few concepts I never got around to playing, but I really enjoyed my Unseelie Sluagh I played in the Camarilla. He founded a House for Commoners, and acted as a villian/anti-hero in our big national chronicle. He became one of the most well-known (if not infamous) Fae around. No one could quite decide though if he was a hero, anti-hero or villian.

I'm 99% sure you can just plunk the card in and be fine. You don't have to uninstall the old drivers, since when you're using a new device, it won't be using drivers from a completely different device. The only other thing you may need to do is go into BIOS and tell it to use the video card rather than onboard, but most will default to the card slot first.

I was reaching for hyperbole there. I know you didn't say Tomb Raider 6 was a better overall game, but Obsidian has a crew that should be specializing in stories. When their RPG doesn't have the emotional depth of a Tomb Raider game, then that is saying something.

:moves away:

Every strategy likely leads to a runaway win for Russia, so long as I am playing Russia. :darque:

They're pretty good. The main Gehenna book presents four scenarios you can run. The first is very small and personal. The fourth is Galactic Badness. You pick which one you want. Lair of the Hidden and The Red Sign are great adventure lead-ins to Gehenna. Time of Judgement (the demon/changeling/hunter/) book has a great intro story.