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LOL alan, im exact opposite, of all my friends only ONE likes morrowind and (as sniper puts it) RTS crap over D20 rules. D20 makes sence in a RPG, after all your playing your character, you character is not playing you! <{POST_SNAPBACK}> Pfff. D20 rules or some other rules set, it's all numbers in the end. Numbers decide who will hit for xdamage. It's always like that underneath any RPG, wether it's Fallout, KOTOR, Morrowind, Wizardry. Any game where you get to levelup a character is a RPG, you play a role. Some RPGs are deeper than others but it's always YOUR character. You say it like only D20 let's you play your character and thats just not true unless you, yourself, have never played anything else but D&D based RPGs. In that case, you need to open your mind to other things. <{POST_SNAPBACK}> LOL Ast, I think its safe to say I have probably played as many (if not more) systems then yourself. Everyone of those systems has faults but the system with the least amount of faults is the D20 system. Because it reflects your character skill level rather then your own dexterity! Dexterity is NOT skill, its just the ability to button mash ALOT! There is a reason your character is refered to as an Avatar, its your character and skill base for that setting. For example, I have a degenerative back disease (alot like Arthritis but in spine), my avatars do not! Mashing buttons for any extended period causes me physical pain, so why should my physical limitations, limit my avatar whose not aflicted by them? For this very reason I stay away from FPSs and RTS games, but those game rely on YOUR dexterity, I prefer RPGs that allow me to work my mind and utilize a CHARACTERS skill base. Role Playing is exactly that, your playing a DIFFERENT character/person not limited or enhanced by your own real world atributes. D20 system allows for this the best of all systems! <{POST_SNAPBACK}> Ok well that all makes a lot of sense. I don't have physical problems like you and others, so to me, Dex in a game is the same as Cha or Str or it has the same influence on me as damage done using a rifle in a FPS. It's a stat used to influence my gaming experience. We just have different perspectives. Very interesting.

This thread is severely off-topic.

LOL alan, im exact opposite, of all my friends only ONE likes morrowind and (as sniper puts it) RTS crap over D20 rules. D20 makes sence in a RPG, after all your playing your character, you character is not playing you! <{POST_SNAPBACK}> Pfff. D20 rules or some other rules set, it's all numbers in the end. Numbers decide who will hit for xdamage. It's always like that underneath any RPG, wether it's Fallout, KOTOR, Morrowind, Wizardry. Any game where you get to levelup a character is a RPG, you play a role. Some RPGs are deeper than others but it's always YOUR character. You say it like only D20 let's you play your character and thats just not true unless you, yourself, have never played anything else but D&D based RPGs. In that case, you need to open your mind to other things.

Is that like drowning ..? <{POST_SNAPBACK}> Actually, in Morrowind you need to die, by drowning, to proceed with the main quest.

Thank you <_< I live in Hawaii and I drive a Ferrari.

What makes Lionheart so bad? Unfinished? Something else?

I'll take a guess and say... Farscape.

Maybe I missed something but what game are you talking about? EDIT: Nevermind. Collossus. :">

What about Battlefield Earth?

Maybe they will simply sell off the franchise with a profit to someone who can.

You do know that Obsidian is a US company, right? The people who make the nice games, right? <{POST_SNAPBACK}> Obsidian, as a company, made one buggy, unpolished, unfinished game. <_< And I was referring to the government, not the people who "elect" the government.

Started Arcanum last night. Never played it before. Hooked. As anyone played Metal Hearts yet?

That's the US for you.

No. Nothing so intuitive. <{POST_SNAPBACK}> Actually, yes, that intuitive. You can also move your mouse left/right or forward/backward and your weapon will slash, thrust or bash/shop. Each weapon will do more damage depending on a specific move. For example, bashing with a club will do more damage than slashing with a club. It does not get any deeper unless you get a mod, and you can check a box in the options that will allow you to always use the best attack type for the weapon used by simply clicking the left mouse button. A lot of people will check this box and complain that the combat is not deep enough. <_< It does need work though.

KOTOR2 was unfinished??? You mean the guessing wasn't part of the game? But how could that be with Obsidian at the Helm and LucasArts at Starfleet command? I'm confused. Oh wait! Is the confusion part of the game??? (w00t) <_<

Maybe Bethesda will release a compilation including: ES Arena ES Daggerfall ES Morrowind ES Oblivion Fallout Fallout 2 Fallout Tactics Fallout 3 KOTOR3

The first one I thought was going to be like Spellforce and it was just another run-of-the-mill RTS. Will the second one be a more original game? Only time will tell.

Maybe they will do a third LEGO SW with the expanded stuff (w00t) (w00t) (w00t)

or give it to Bethesda. They write great stuff!

I never played Lionheart. How is it? Sucky?

I agree with you concerning Apollo and that spoiler space. He will probably take the Pegasus back to Caprica in the next episode for the sake of Starbuck, who goes and gets her boyfriend back apparently.

Giants was Interplay. Maybe there's a connection?

It also left the door wide open for a sequel... And yes, it was very cool. And very short, like 4 hours. And if like that kind of gameplay, try Freedom Fighters!

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