EnderAndrew

I know for a fact that I don't have zombie crabs. I went to the clinic and got that cleared up!

I still don't think it was tropical.

It's really a good book.

So you can randomly murder everyone on the planet, but you can't have nookie? What kind of morality is that?

Love is a picture-perfect wedding.

And I don't think it was tropical.

That's a really good idea.

Apparently didn't get enough Force Powers, and storyline and reasoning should be sacraficed for a more powerful character.

Sometimes those stories are quite good.

Will Wright however knows, as he can check your mood and influence meters. He's making a Sandbox/Sims-style game so that we can further explore this right now.

The Exile voluntarily cut himself off from the Force. He could have restored his connection, but choose not to. I think he needed some time to deal with what he had experienced in the Mandalorian Wars.

Can you feel the love tonight? And I'm on topic. This picture demonstrates the economy of games, where this guy had to hack people up as a Jedi for 2 months to afford a ring.

For every example there is to suggest that environment is more important than genes, there is one to contradict it. Certain people seem more influenced by one or the other, but I don't think we have large numbers of case studies to adequately form percentages or understand why one is more prevalanet as a factor for one person or the other. My original point is that between the two, and the possibility of a creator's master plan, how we can we feel comfortable with the belief in free will? Even society asks a certain level on conformity out of us, as Role Player would likely agree. Are we not pushed into certain societal roles? While these roles are more or less defined at different stages of our life, they always seem to be there. To an extent, it governs our actions, our relationships, our associations with others. And while I normally heavily advocate responsibility for one's actions, historically we forgive the actions of individuals based upon the actions of society. Isn't society made up of individuals? Does societal roles and morality remove a certain semblance of our personal responsibility, or is it the other way around?

Intertran has free online translation if you can find the right page, but I don't think it's much better. As a test, I translated the above post to German and back with Babelfish. -=-=-=-=-=- Babelfish lets my skin creep. Sometimes it forms badly translated Japanese console RPGs looks like fighters for the Nobel literary award.

I'm not sure if it is intentional or not, but it does stack.

You could just try babelfish.altavista.com

I suppose you are right.

Atton atleast had a sense of humor. I found Carth annoying.

WotC is also pushing the Dragonlance setting, Oriental Adventures, and Ebberon.

Moiles are now offering circumcisions, half off!

Genocide is never cool.

The Episode III soundtrack was pretty good, but I loved the DVD that came with it!

I'm not saying developers shouldn't find better ways to do things. However, I don't know if Rare could run Perfect Dark Zero on the Revolution.

I haven't even heard Bioware suggest there will be a Jade Empire 2, though I thought I heard Microsoft say the franchise would move to the 360.

Not enough Swedish speakers in the States.