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Johnny Cash- Hurt (Nine Inch Nails cover)

1. It's a joke. 2. It's humour was evidently lost on you. 3. Are you patronizing me?

I read this thread title and thought of alternatives, like, "Giving children to Michael Jackson."

I listen to the voices in my head. One time, I built a boat out of mud and dead grass and put the neighborhood pets in it. Those guys make me do the craziest things sometimes.

One should expect humanity and compassion on internet message boards.

I haven't said anything in this thread yet, which is surprising since I really enjoyed the first three Splinter Cell games (haven't played DA). I played them on the X-Box, not PC, if that makes any difference. It's sad that there weren't more Metal Gear Solid ports from PS2 to the X-Box (there's only one that I know of, MGS2-Substance). Splinter Cell, however, helped fill the void for me. You can play Splinter Cell your own way too. Getting the job done really stealthy, taking out each enemy guard by close-quarters throat-slitting, or you can just load up on lethal ammo and blow away anything that moves (although, some levels reprimand you for not being stealthy). The stories aren't too bad in any of the games. They are usually action-packed and somewhat political in premise. They also have some role-playing decisions, and maybe some plot twists. When it first came out, Splinter Cell's graphics made my jaw drop, and they are still pretty decent now. Overall, a good bargain-bin purchase.

I'm going to take this opportunity to say that I just finished NWN1 OC for the first time. Next I'll finish the expansions and then move on to NWN2, so I'll be able to tell you guys how I feel about the second game when directly compared to the first. Moreover, I had to kill Aribeth. I would've rather not killed her, but she insisted. No matter what I did, I could not not kill. It's kind of funny actually. Aribeth refused to see any reason. My poor Half-Orc Barbarian didn't have enough charisma to stop her from attacking me after the convo which triggers when one beats her to almost-death. I tried to save or *persuade* her a few times (I saved the game before the conversation) and then just gave up when she was still a jerk. Then I realized how bad I didn't feel, and I remembered how she was a jerk the whole game with that haughty, smug voice. In conclusion, the ending of my run through the game actually fits her character well, since I thought she was rather shallow anyway. It would've been even more cheesy if I could simply change her bloodthirsty mind after punching her a few times and having a little chat. I'll be back when I finally start NWN2 after I finish the SoU and HotU campaigns. I think a couple patches will be out by then to save me from major bug annoyance.

I'm in.

Well, if I wanted to be in the IDF, I guess I wouldn't divulge any information about my dealings with D&D, then they wouldn't be able to descry my weak personality.

I don't descry your meaning. Can anyone really descrive it?

I still call him Numbers man. Blank is a character from my favourite Final Fantasy game, FF9. He was a cool character, but the name is cool regardless, so I still like it. I had an avatar once here that was just a white square to make a pun of the name, but changed it when it was time to move on.

One would think the effects of their actions would be galactic, considering that they are level 20 uber-army-slayers by the end of each game.

Oh, I believe that too. Hence the "may he live forever" addendum.

Nah, Insane insanity=Onur, (may he live forever)

You're right, let's just do the wordban thing. I don't know if I want a legitimate "Viagra_Cowboy" around.

I doubt that he Also, I'm waiting for Peter's

I am wondering why I can't think of any more points to make after the sixth page of my planned-to-be-ten-page research paper due this Thursday.

I'm online you jerkface. Respond.

Word.

Right!

Euthanasia FTW!

That would be extremely cheesy. It reminds me of this, which is unacceptable in video games that are meant to be taken without melodrama. If the melodrama is intentional, as I could imagine a game like Fallout might do, then that is different. But you guys are seriously discussing the concept of having thoughtful storyline conversations while repeatedly swinging fifty-pound swords, casting spells, and lugging around at least fifty pounds of armour? On second thought, who knows? It could work. I just don't see it being a sensible action for a character to take when they could use their breaths to fight.

Happy Birthday teh Ronman

Tool- AEnima