Blarghagh

I disagree. But I'm a radical left-winger, so that makes sense. Anyway, this picture I coincidentally made today for Thenoosepaper.com(where I admin), sums up my thoughts about Bush. And Bush said so himself: "I don't understand how poor people think." - George W. Bush, The New York Times, 08-26-03

I don't think there should be a heavy emphasis on cutscenes. I want the dev. team to concentrate on character development and story before taking to creating custscenes which offer no interaction.

What? You invented a device that allows you to beat people with a stick over the internet? I was wondering what that pain in my neck was earlier today. Or that might have just been my brother.

I always find it interesting that Operation Iraqi Liberation is abbreviated as OIL. (Actually, it's Operation Iraqi Freedom, but it's not far from it)

Actually, this is a pretty good idea. Like, releasing two or three screenshots each wednesday, just for the forum community.

I'd have to try them to be sure, but right now the Jedi Watchman looks the most interesting to me. That is, if you will actually be given a portion of space to look out for. It would greatly increase the role-playing aspect. It would be hard to do, though, considering the Jedi are all but extinct. Hmm... That makes me wonder if there will be any class-specific quests in KotOR II: tSL. I enjoyed them in Baldur's Gate II: The Shadows of Amn(even if it was for no reason other than a welcome change of pace in some cases).

Will any non-party member NPC be appearing in KotOR II: tSL? If so, hint?

Would this be a good time to introduce myself as a new newbie? In my defense: I'm not a rabid gamer and the only games I play are KotOR, the Baldur's Gate series and the WarCraft series, so it only makes sense I only knew of Obsidian since the KotOR II: TSL previews started hitting the net(in fact, I was unaware of Black Isle's fall, ignorance on my part I suppose).