JohnDoe

In other words, you don't want to answer the question. You'd never, ever change a rule so the game is more fun for everyone involved?

And once again, no-one cares.

Insert any foodstuff you like into the analogy. I picked doughtnuts because I'm eating one right now. Mmm...

I comprehend it quite readily, but I objectively see as a detriment and not as a bonus. So, if you playing a PnP game and the DM decided that a particular rule was not fun and ruining the experience, and discounted the rule, you would say he is a bad DM? Because the only thing that matters is sticking the rules 100%?

Why make a new rules set when you can use aspects from one already built to fit your game? Incorrect. The rules you refer to are the rules of PnP Star wars, not the rules of Star Wars CRPGs.

Out of curiosity, what degree does Bush hold?

You'd be the kind of person that prefers to choose between 5 different stale bland doughtnuts than have 1 delicious one covered with cinamon sugar given to you.

Thats because the purpose of the game was not to follow the rules, it was to provide a fun experience to those who buy it. If breaking the rules makes the experience better, then breaking the rules is what has to be done. Nowhere on the box or in the advertisements does it say that this is PnP mirrored exactly on a computer. Its a computer game based on a PnP system.

How does the Krayt Dragon travel with you? Sitting on top of the Hawk?

Well, these are the powers I've chosen for my Rodian, given the 5 Dice 3D Sense 1D Alter 1D Control Sense Powers Life Detection Danger Sense Combat Sense Magnify Senses Life Sense Receptive Telepathy Alter Powers Telekinesis Control Powers Short-Term Memory Enhancement Control and Sense Powers Lightsaber Combat Sense And Alter Powers Dim Other's Senses Control, Sense and Alter Powers Affect Mind Is that total right? 3 Powers for every 1 dice in a particular force area?

Pong 78848484?

I was wondering how the Control and Sense, Sense and Alter, Alter and Control force skills worked...

Hehe, very nice.

Ridiculous. If the the options are a) Use the rules without changing them and have a worse game because of that. or B) Modify the rules to work better in a real-time PC environment I'd choose b everytime. Of course, I'd prefer a new rules set designed solely for the game, but thats not possible in every case.

Apparently he likes bitching about a game hes not going to play.

I still didn't know you could save him.......how???? I saved him on my first playthrough, because I played that scene like I expected JC would, by staying back and defending him. (What kind of brother are you to abandon Paul?!). All you have to do is stay in the room and fight the MiBs, and get killed. You and Paul end up in captured by the MiBs.

Maybe Darth Bandon was Darth Banes great great great.... great grandfather.

I wore the robes, because I used the force powers quite a bit.

I never got the Dustil quest...

Does Revan eventually become the Governator of Coruscant?

I didn't get it the first time I played, but the second time I went to Kashykk before Manaan and got it. I didn't even have Jolee with me in my 3 person team, he was waiting on the ship.

No, the trial on Manaan. A lady comes up to you and tells you Jolees friend is on trial for murder.

That was a very good quest. I'd like to see more of them, but I'd like to see them make it much harder to pick the right one. It was pretty easy to find out the truth, just by going through all the conversation options. Jolees friends trial was also good, especially since it didn't have a real happy ending.

I watch Moores films and I find them thought provoking. Of course, you can't take 1 source, especially one as partisan as Moores, to be the whole and complete truth, just as you can't take a news source like Fox News and expect unbiased coverage. The truth is always in between the various Journalists stories and almost never told completely.

Well, we can have 2 characters specialising in Sense. Control and Alter don't fit my character either.