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Yay! :D Also, congratulations again

Being better than BG1 isn't great feat...

This cake is so delicious and moist! ...sorry, couldn't control myself

GDM wins some internets from posting that

These are webforums. Posting and after 4 minutes posting again "why no one answers me baawww" makes you look stupid and completely lost when it comes to forums. Forum posting is more like emailing than chatting. That's just an example, but things like this tend to irk people. Besides, don't be so overly sensitive. I can't find anything remotely offending in that post Protip: Read stickies so you got some basic ideas on things going on (something tells me this sentence sucks, but whatever)

Well, that's something to wonder isn't it Also, nothing personal, but I'm ****ing tired with people spelling characters name wrong. It's Nihilus, not Nihialius etc.

Wrong section

Which leads to question, will you continue to work in Rogue Dao?

what the hell, clunky controller is worst aspect of Xboxes when compared to Playstations

Stephen King is one of my favourite authors (although he has released some absolutely crappy books alongside with his gems, heh) and used to be number one. The Dark Tower is best "epoch" ever, even beating LotR In my opinion best speculative fiction author (and one of the best authors overall, not just in the genre) is Le Guin. She's just marvelous. Hmh, I guess my top three would be Le Guin, King and Martin It should be noted however, that - srangely enough - I rank works from such directors/auteurs like Hayao Miyazaki, Akira Kurosawa, Coppola, Shion Sono and, of course, especially Hideaki Anno above many of the greatest classics/books in history of literature. (Don't ask why that quick list has so many japs - I guess it was because first one to come in my mind was Anno, which led me to think other great japanese directors) When it comes to music, Beethoven's 9th Symphony is also one of the pieces I'd rank above any book I've read. And I've read many books. It's strange, I've done writing for a long, long time yet most of the works on my greatest works of human mind list aren't books. (for example, I still hold view how Anno handles/represents human psyche and subconscious in NGE is by far superior to even how Dostojevski does it. Of course, some of that superiority comes from natural edge of animation over text when dealing with such concepts) I'm not saying there aren't ones, but they're minority Hmh. edit: Almost forgot! is something entirely "different" yet fantastic! ...I wonder why I rank many animations so high, considering how crappy I'm at drawing

Greenwood the pervert? Don't know about Cunningham, like all other "rpg"-literature I'd guess her writing would range from abysmal to average, but I could be wrong ... it's not like whole fantasy genre has too many masters of prose

uhh, they suck regardless so...?

You know they're going to release another series of absolutely craptacular fantasy to explain things

*sigh* It changes completely whole Armor Class deal IT IS major

Uhh, I claimed otherwise? Also, are you sure it was Battlefront I, not II? Still, K1 is one of the most profitable ones. K2 didn't do bad either

That's good example. And something about weapon profiencies and focuses as well To me J.E's changes (at least it seems so) just make sense and are better than vanilla D&D Van Buren's changes were great too, no matter how much fanboy's would've bawwed at speech skill getting divided

Nah, J.E doesn't want that. Understandable since he's doing some rather "heretical" changes in mechanics it couldn't be released as official D&D Module...

It is possible he is doing SOME work on it, but propably not much... Also, maybe his thralls are doing some slavework (maybe Markland has joined them, muhuhuhahaa)

I think that was before they finally got some standards Heh, yeah

At the moment? Nvidia's 8800 GTX is best without comparison, but it isn't exactly cheap

Unfortunately, I do have a feeling that Bioware's Star Wars project will be a KOTOR MMO. Yes, they take a while to develop, but why else would the Lucas Arts-Bioware deal be supposedly so huge? Successful MMOs are highly profitable and are all the rage now. Of course, I have precisely zero interest in MMOs, so I feel that it is a pity. First off, not even Bioware isn't likely able to do TWO MMO's at the same time. Remember they had to establish very own branch in Austin for MMO Also, K1 is definetly one of the highest selling Star Wars games

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Yup, but it's propably on hold until Aliens game ship ( in 2009? ) as J.E is Lead Designer and Creative Lead on it, meaning his time is quite well consumed

Exactly. Besides, there's nothing important about Skywalkers before Anakin - they were just one family line like billions of others

On what, having ridiculously pale skin? And okay, that makes sense... about the brain syncing thing. And Isitma Loke, nah generally I experience deja vu when I'm not tired. Since you became fan of Avellone's writing after Kreia and K2, you really should check his "magnum opus" PS:T.