Shadowstrider

LOL ...yea, as soon as ye crosses the border, no matter where, peoples suddenly loses theys ability ta say "about" an' we all says "eh" at the end o' our sentences...e'ery one... "It's Howdy Doody Time, It's Howdy Doody Time..." ...no wonder yer schools does soo piss-poor when compared ta the rest o' the World...:shakeshead: ...WHO LUVS YA, BABY!!... Proving himself once more to himself. . . Sargallath! *shrugs* At least we know now how you managed to get married. . . you're the only man in 100 miles.

No... over 1/2 the country didn't vote for Bush. Its a scientific fact that canadians say "aboot," and end sentences with "eh?" No sense debating it.

It would involve "aboot" and "eh?" at the end of the sentence. As we all know, canadians are ruled out of positions of royalty by the "oot and aboot" policy, which is internationally revered. ...this be comin' from one o' the folks who elected Howdy Doody as theys leader... ...WHO LUVS YA, EH!!... I didn't elect Bush.

Try not to pick apart the boys ego... lest you release id.

* Formal request for thread lock down. *

It would involve "aboot" and "eh?" at the end of the sentence. As we all know, canadians are ruled out of positions of royalty by the "oot and aboot" policy, which is internationally revered.

You saying she isn't?

These tend to be differing shades of blue, though I do have a few black ones. Make sure you wash the black ones inside-out, otherwise they fade a lot.

No!!!! *shrugs*

Baldur's Gate 1 wasn't "close to non linearity." Baldur's Gate 1 was not linear, at all. I think it was a relative statement. It was more nonlinear than BG2, NWN, and KOTOR. In a sense it was more widopen because you had the freedom to go to alot of places on the map because of the wilderness areas as opposed to what BG2, NWN and KOTOR did where you can only go places that the game has opened up for you. In all three of those actually, you're kind of forced to go along the main quest just to open up more areas to explore. I don't see how it could be perceived as relative. He says its "the only game that bioware has done which is anywhere close to non linearity." Its not "close" to non linearity. Its not linear, at all. You are almost never forced to do anything (barring the escape from candlekeep both times), and even when you are in the linear events, they're short, and you're not forced into them.

Baldur's Gate 1 wasn't "close to non linearity." Baldur's Gate 1 was not linear, at all.

http://abspc.com If you're going to buy prebuilt systems, that is the only place I can recommend. They are a great value, and high-quality. EDIT: http://www.abspc.com/gamezone/index.html Thats where they keep the gaming machines.

Do we have video record of Jesus? How about Hitler? What was the average life expectency in the time of Jesus? What was the average life expectency in the time of Hitler? How many people were capable of writing in the time of Jesus? How many people were capable of writing in the time of Hitler? Keep your head up, you won an award with your post. Worst. Comparison. Ever. OK... this proves? So Jesus was a jew, thus the movie cannot be anti-semitic? No. I don't believe the movie tried to be anti-semitic, its just that the gospels can easily be interpretted as such. All these people saying tis anti-semitic should be protesting the Bible, not this movie. The bible makes more money every year then this movie does.

And again it did not, AT-AT are like modern takes and have many places (like the underbelly) that are not armored. Just look at the location ... underbelly, now if you know about tanks the underbelly never as armored as the rest of the tank. Luke attacked that because there is NO WAY a lightsaber could deal more damage that what the rebels were using against then, like defence turrets. A tanks underbelly is not 100 feet up, and easily targeted. I need the old [bISIMG]nicetheory[/bISIMG]

Yes. Thanks for agreeing with my above statement while trying to disprove it. Interplay asked BioWare to make a D&D game under their license, just like BioWare could've asked, granted Obsidian to make the game. I'm sure LucasArts agreed.

I'll remember this...

No.

heh, my mistake Actually, its both... BioWare licensed it from LucasArts, and then Licensed it to Obsidian(assuming KotOR2 is what Obsidian is developing).

I M Weasel! I take it you used to work at Interplay?

Modified...

Which is it?

The problem is you don't play a role in FF games and such. For those of you who are not fully aware of what roleplaying is, it is where you put yourself in another person/thing's perspective, and make choices that you think that person/thing would make, based on the info you have. Sure, they give you choices in FF games... but often its maybe 3, and there is only 1 outcome. Where is the role playing if no matter what you do the result is the exact same(which is usually "fight the the evil dood because he's evil!"). Stats are present in all games. Levels, phat lewt, etc... can all go and you can have a role-playing game, just probably not one with combat, nor a good conversation system. EDIT: No.

Iolo, you'll save your sanity by predominantly ignoring Volourn's illogic.

OMG YOU'RE RIGHT!!!! SPLINTER CELL IS THE GREATEST RPG EVAR!!!!!!111! Volourn, stop being simpleminded "but da magazines says it is" guy.

Just because they're called RPGs doesn't mean they ARE RPGs. Final Fantasy, Xenosaga, etc... aren't RPGs. As good as Xenogears is, it isn't a role-playing game.