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Leaving the area and reloading by coming back might change the solution if it is randomized... but if it is a static answer then I don't know. Maybe do a few cartwheels and then press the keys "r" "b" and "y" simultaneously. That won't work, but it'll give you something random to do.

I don't know why they would want an engine that is "exiting", although, it would logically be cheaper than an "exciting" one... Somebody shoot me please.

You mean the glitch in your own thought processes?

Or he could be trapped in a geometry class sitting next to Darth Hades.

Interacting online with people named "STDSkillz" makes me lose faith in myself...

I dont know what it is like to lose a father, so what I say might mean nothing to you, but I am really sorry

Oh dear...

Right... Anyway, your sig blows away the K3 suggestion thread.

Yes, CS is the epitome of bittersweet.

That would be the just way to do it. However, corporate punishment is admittedly more effective, as it places the fate of the whole group on each person's actions, so it is hoped that each person is less prone to cheating, and discouraged to by their peers.

I saw it while playing CS. I take all credit.

JE is probably as good as you guys say it is. I didn't play it when it first came out (only played it a few months ago), so I was Jaded by the stuff in between that looked nicer. Hmm, after thinking about it (yes, I stopped to think about it), there wasn't much that I didn't like about the game, but I think I expected something insanely good, like how people told me about it: "DOOD U NOOB THAT GAME IS TEH BESTEST!!!! YOU HAVNT PLAYED IT YET?!?! ROFLAMETHROWER!!!!"

That's arguable, since there have always been only 3 or 4 options of set dialogue anyway, so have you ever been that active of a participant? Active participant is like typing your own response and sending it, which is a long ways off. At what point does it stop being a game and start being a movie!?!? :o

First, let's clear some stuff up about this dialogue tree junk. Scene- PC talking to bartender: Bartender: Besides Commander,inslults won't get you the info you need. PC Dialogue Tree: #1- Then I'll buy it #2- Cross me and it'll cost you #3- I'm not bribing you #4-Threat's might (this one is chosen) PC: (Draws gun to bartender) Billions of lives are hanging in the balance here, I won't let some pissed bartender slow me down (Camera cinematically moves around to faces and body shots). Bartender: (frightfully) Wait! Hold on, I, uh, just remembered, she's in the casino, (Eyes and head nod to the left) upstairs. (stutters) You.. you can't miss her. PC holsters gun while bartender sighs relief. ------------------------------------------ That is detailed, with the eyes and head bobbing to the location he speaks of. This is going to be a real cRPG I think. Just the jist of what is going to be said is put on the dialogue tree, then the cinematic type thing takes place. I like it, since what the player chooses to say is actually spoken, as opposed to being imagined as said, like in most all rpg's I've ever played. What is said is fresh though, since only the idea is chosen. Hmm, well, what you say may be true, but I am biased. JE's combat just demolishes all of its good qualities for me. So blocky and choppy and the hits don't come close to connecting on their targets. I couldn't stop everything and play pazaak in any cantinas during JE. Stuff like that makes RPG's better, giving subtle options. Sure, there were minigames, but only as the story allowed. You could revisit the games, but that took me out of the Role-playing experience; it felt like metagaming.

All these comparisons to JE... I almost consider JE to be an adventure game. This looks a little like that, but more like Oblivion than anything else: real-time fighting, dialogue atmosphere, less linear (JE=very linear), and all that jazz.

I saw Anapolis. It was okay, I suppose. Just another movie. In the theatre recently was a preview for Anapolis, except it was called by a different name and replaced the navy with the coast guard.

I had no trouble with her. I gave her a long-range weapon, like a rifle, and used her for the mechanical skills that I didn't give my character. She usually didn't die. If anyone who makes K3 ever reads this, and they won't, but if they did by some nearly impossible chance, then I say that Mission should come back as a less dumb NPC, whom you can meet or kill or whatever, just to have her story resolved. That way, people who hate her will be able to kill her, people who don't care can pass by, and people who want to know can know. Nobody who makes K3 will read this stuff guys, I hope you know that it is only for our benefit; we feel better for sharing our ideas I guess... yeah, that's it.

"It was terrible." Hmm, that is the lowest opinion of the movie that I have heard. I designate you as the 1 placeholder in the 1 out of 10 rating.

Wait, why is it dying again? Somebody give a comprehensive report on the reasons.

The most recent PotC was more epic but less fun the the first. It wasn't as bad as I heard from some people. I'd rate it at least a 7, at most a 9.

But it is more fair to headbutt: it takes more time than a punch for you to move your head into a chest and you also can hurt yourself if you do it wrong. Moreover, if you watch closely, the guy starts to move back a little before he is hit, so it probably didn't hurt him as bad as it would've. I'd say about 36 newtons exchanged.

Yay, thanks teh Mothies

Uhm... so...

Seeing as this is such a popular thread and all, I will inform you all here that I'll be gone for a week. And I want you to know that I won't be thinking of you, but that I would be here if I wasn't gone... so I guess that is a compliment. I expect that when I get back, the movie will have already have been hyped up to the highest height possible, and then people will realize that it is not being made, nor was there ever a chance of it being made. Then again, one of the reasons Pixies is great is because he runs these types of threads: Choose your own adventure with Carl Martini & Friends, and Saving Lou Gutman. All classic and all greatly add to the fun this forum has to offer. Sure his threads are stupid and idiotic when you first see them, but that is the Pixies we have grown to love. In fact, we have been fed from his spoon so many times that we have dropped all facades of reservation (if there ever were any). Just look at this thread; it has exploded and stayed consistently at the top of WOT for 4 days now. Yes, Pixies, do go on, and do continue being your witty and topical self.

DonJags is a ninja-pirate actually. Note his peg-leg, buccaneer sword, and hook in addition to ninja-hood and suit.