Dark_Raven

Paradise Lost would make for a good game.

Modern times like Fallout?

There are no cat fights, move along loco goto.

Moving to the new General SW chat forum.

Moved to the new forum for "general Star Wars topics" not related tothe Kotor 2 game.

Moved to the new forum for "general Star Wars topics" not related tothe Kotor 2 game.

Moved to the new forum for "general Star Wars topics" not related to the Kotor 2 game.

Moved to the new forum for "general Star Wars topics".

Both of you are scoring low on diplomacy.

Some things are best not knowing.

Of course they do. It is Mr. Lucas's baby after all.

HA! Good Fun! Just be lucky you did not get a critical miss.

No, the games suck, not the franchise. <{POST_SNAPBACK}> The only Star Trek game that looked even remotely appealing to me was cancelled. It was a Borg RTS game. <{POST_SNAPBACK}> Now that would have been a cool game.

Thread open and thread cleaned up.

It is is it not? Actually the childish nonsense is starting to irratate me boys, So quit it.

Define and catagorize them. <{POST_SNAPBACK}> No. I will say this much, though: [*]the first ever computer game ran on an IBM mainframe and was about Star Trek it was text as graphics, where E represented the Enterprise, and K represented a Klingon warship, etc, projected on a backdrop of about ten by ten sectors in each of about sixty-four quadrants. It included lots of details, like recharging the Enterprise at Star Bases, and limited resources (energy for phasers and shields and torpedoes), and managing damage from battles, etc. [*]This became a cross-over game, and I played it on the Apple ][ [*]Elite Force was the last game, and it was basically exactly the same as the previous one, except it had better graphics and Patrick Stewart

Um, no, I wasn't and I got in a lot of fights. Won most of them to. there was this one time this kid and 3 of his friends decide to chase down the fat kid down an alley. They were all about a year ot three older as well. So they yelled and screamed, then charged at me. What they didn't know that I had 20 pounts worth of ADnD 1e hardcover books in my duffelbag. Just when the first kid was in reach I swung hard and slammed the book bag right into him. The force knocked him into the brick wall. He had a gushing nose bleed, a chipped tooth, and was knocked in a daze. The other 3 just stood there and looked dumbfounded. God, I love critical hits. <{POST_SNAPBACK}> I was popular in school. Being a prep had privledges, like being running for class president and being in cheerleading.

My last PnP character was a drow, she was the eldest duaghter and the next in line to become the head of their house. Her younger sister made her move against her when they were on the surface fighting surface elves. She was battered and bleeding by the time her younger sister got done with her and she was banished on the surface. She was a powerful figure in her society who was reduced to nothing. She survived on the surface and achieved great things. She was not evil, the reason why her sister turned on her was because she showed mercy to some elven children. Glory days of PnP how I miss them.

Motley Crue "Looks that Kill"

<{POST_SNAPBACK}> Hades wasn't popular in school?

Define and catagorize them.

See sig. <{POST_SNAPBACK}> Yes there is no Kotor 3 until LA or who ever is going to take up the challenge to make it, makes the announcement official.

CRPGs my characters were destined for greatness. In PnP my characters became greatness by achievement.

They are randomly placed in the game. You may find what you seek in one game and never find it again if you played it ten more times.

Cute <_<