Dark_Raven

A time out is in order before things escalate towards the realms of the spam and flame worlds. I'll unlock it later.

Let us mourn the lost of another thread to that great Spamheaven. Memento Mori

There are benefits and there are negatives. The benefit of the X-Box was getting the game before the pc users. The negative is not being able to play mods or get updates like patches. The game is cheaper now for the pc so why not buy it for the pc now and when this mod is done, you can install it.

Aerosmith - Janie's Got a Gun

I prefer a knife or a sword to accomplish my goals with violence, but whatever gets the job done I suppose.

The ending was questionable in my opinion. But it was a rushed game towards the end, according to rumors. A shame really, the game was over all great until the end and it fell flat.

I liked Bastila and Mission. Mission was a like a little sister while Bastila was the older sister, one who nagged a tad bit too often.

That arm was bloody odd if you ask me. Use it for a weapon?

They should do a Requiem game setting if they do another WoD computer game. Unfortunately the Masquerade setting is now past history, they might as well move on to the new setting.

Icewind Dale 2 is a game I'm neutral on. I don't like it, yet I don't dislike it. I did not like the way they implemented the third edition rules into it. They should have stuck with the second edition rules like the first one. I did not find the story that thrilling either. I did like the ability of choosing other races though, like the drow. Some of the mage and priest spells were good.

I'm not very computer savvy but it's something that was custom made for me by a friend of mine. It's fast and it works, what more can I ask for?

Baldur's Gate. It's been a while since I last played it.

I like clothing from the renaissance and Middle Ages period. Those images you posted Eldar look quite nice and you should blend in wonderfully at a renaissance gathering.

Shadowlords/Dreamcatcher and Twilight/Midnight are the first ones that come to mind. Not much in the way of side quests for the NPC's although they are there and there is interation between you and the NPC. The first set has 3 different NPC's to choose between. Twilight/Midnight has one character for you to interact with who had a detailed background with some priceless interactions between your character and the NPC. " <{POST_SNAPBACK}> Thank you. I will check those out. Dreamcatcher sounds familiar to me.

What mods are these? To clarify: When I said making npcs like Baldur's Gate, I meant like they have numerous get to know you dialogues, dialogues with background characters, and quests similiar to what was done in Baldur's Gate 2.

That would be nice, I would like to make a little mod. Something that deals with drow I believe, being a fan of them. A shame you can't make joinable npcs like you could with Baldur's Gate.

An excellent choice, one of my favorites.

Maybe he'll send the new mod to do it for him. <{POST_SNAPBACK}> Someone called? Back to the topic on hand, I look forward to Neverwinter Nights 2. The graphics and the game mechanics look quite promising. Hopefully it will have numerous modules after the wake of it's release like the first one did.

There are two official patches I believe that have been released with the latest one being 1.2. I beleive the patches helped since I used to have random crashes all of the time. When I installed patch 1.02 I encountered fewer problems.

Thank you. I will check out that site for that mod and see what other Knights of the Old Republic mods they have.

Really? Were is this mod at, I may have to check this out.

I agree with that Celtic music is sad. Soundtracks to movies can be sad, depending on the movie. Some of the themes from Lord of the Rings has a sad feeling to it to name one.

I guess I should do another run through the game again. I didn't know you could score extra damage by taking head shots. I just pointed the gun and fired.

You have some very nice artwork Kaftan, keep up the good work.

Seeing that we are on the subject of a great author known as J.R.R. Tolkien, I found The Silmarillion a wonderful book to read. It may seem complex at first, but after another reading or two, it is quite enlightening. My favorite part is the story of Beren and L