Dark_Raven

It is a great ghost story brought to you buy that great director and writer John Carpenter. It relies on scaring you with the music and suspsense, not the gore that is from slasher films.

A phrase that means to discard what you are, who you are, your people's beliefs, in essence you pretend to be something you are not. Example: the band Metallica. They sold out who they used to be, their image and their music. They are no longer the great heavy metal band that they used to be. They mellowed out in order to make more money. They sold out who they were in order to make more money.

Blue hair? How utterly freaky.

More like a sellout.

I think we need a time out for now. Let the tempers cool off and recollect your thoughts. I will unlock it later today.

He's bloody odd for a drow, even one who is of the good alignment.

Looking good people.

Roast chicken with herbs and spices.

Taris. Not backstory, as such, but I'm sure that doesn't make it any better. <{POST_SNAPBACK}> Also Juhani's surrogate home world. She throws a nice little hissy fit about that, you and your precious Bastila.

Ok. For a moment I thought I may have been playing him wrong or my game was broken regarding Bao-Dur's dialogues.

It greatly saddens me to see the death of two threads in one night. I would prefer to see none, but life is not perfect is it? Memento Mori So it is written, so it is done.

Bao-Dur the simplest? I did not have that many dialogues with him, he was pretty silent unless he disagreed or agreed greatly with your actions.

Quite intriguing I am sure but this has trailed way off topic. A subject like this is better off in WoT, yes? Memento Mori

Atton is easy to Jedify after you meet those people he knows from his past in the Refugee Sector. Even on Nar Shaddaa I can not get Mira to warm up to me, only after I leave the bloody planet do I get enough influence to Jedify her.

I always found Atton to be the easiest and Bao-Dur the hardest to make into Jedi.

Atris.

I don't remember that in the video game @_@ <{POST_SNAPBACK}> I believe you must play the game twice to completion. One with you being lightsude and the other being darkside. Than this little hidden dialogue will show up.

I would prefer not to waste money on something I may dislike Asking others has benefits of weighing the pros and cons of all of the answers. Than come to your own conclusion on to buy it or not.

Instead of being called a hack and slash, it could be called a shoot and kill game. I have yet to play it and am curious myself to see how good it is. So far it does not sound very interesting.

A great game that is highly addicitive once you start to play. The classics are still good at doing this compared to a lot of the newer games.

Pineapple slices and a danish.

Congratulations!

Where were we? I am curious to see what people liked about Baldur's Gate 2 over the first one? It would seem to be more popular over the first one, which is why I ask.

That Hanharr need to be put down like the rabid dog that he is. I did not like his story, it showed what a sick puppy he is.

If Carth did not whine like a child and acted more of a man, I would have been more intrigued by his back story and himself in general. Atton would have to win this. He tells you his story, what he did for the republic, what he did for the sith and some what why he is with you.