EnderAndrew

KoTOR is meant to capture the cinematic nature of Star Wars. MMORPGs are anti-cinematic. They are about level grinding, resource accumulation and PvP gameplay. SWG has many flaws, but perhaps the biggest is that it doesn't feel like Star Wars. Where are the characters, story archs, and epic sweeping scores? I want a John Williams score accompanying a grandiose storyline. You'll never see that in a MMoRPG. I think there could be a multiplay KoTOR in the fashion that there was multiplayer Baldur's Gate. But even then the story needs to be party-centric rather than chosen-one centric, in my opinion.

I haven't even been playing in it myself. I've been busy developing new modules.

If you would please, take a few moments to check out and test a free online RPG I'm putting up called Legend of the Green Dragon. I'd like a few players to give the game a quick run-through or two, to beta-test it for errors before I advertise it to the public. During the beta-test period you have unlimited turns. Just click on "New Day" when you run out of turns. The game is based off the old Legend of the Red Dragon door game, which some of you may recall. Gameplay is simple, and easy to learn, yet easily becomes quite addictive. It's a completely free browser-based role-playing-game, with no pop-up ads or anything like that. I'm footing the bill for the bandwidth to try and put something fun out there for the public. I did not develop this game, however, I am customizing it. Suggestions and feedback are both welcome and encouraged. http://www.enderandrew.com/lotgd/

AlienWare and HP make great notebooks.

The Gamecube has very few goods, but good they are.

A movie with John Candy.

Try the first Freedom Force. It's very short, but quite good. And it allows you to take your superheroes against others online. Too bad my editor kept crashing, and no one really made custom modules for it.

Which taste nothing like ketchup. I don't get it. And Canadian Bacon is not bacon. Sheesh.

With my pet ferrets.

I should attach that to my resume.

It's just a bit of snow, and we are way overdue.

She stalked Mark Messier.

Timeline wasn't that bad. I've seen worse.

I really liked the endings to Ultima 7: Serpent Isle, and Ultima 8. Both had dark, cliff-hanger endings.

Man, that hockey season really is exciting this year.

I'm the one on the left, no, I mean right.

I actually really happen to like the community here as well.

Yep. You'd be surprised. If we only had another good mapper. The art staff and programming/scripting staff is awesome. There is a nameless professional game developer that is talking about coming on board.

I have a few ideas, but Fanout is my only project at the moment.

The Oblivion toolset has me salivating.

The kids get a bathroom break.

*Casts Donut Summon Lvl 2* My summoning powers are still weak.

Southern Cali, especially in San Diego. Best Mexican food ever.

I'd really like to see the D&D rules recreated faithfully.

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