Deadly_Nightshade

I'm not positive, but I believe that a disbarred person cannot get re-qualified until that is overturned.

I'm also using Opera and I don't see the error, I think it's a local issue.

Great game, if slightly annoying to modify compared to some (although I have figured out how to modify the character modules, enabling and character to be used)... Damn those stubborn, size controlling .2da files...

Not always, sometimes people make no-cd cracks and stop at that step...

I have no idea, the article did not say...

SporeCraft:

Darque isn't on here very often...

Disbarment not likely to silence Thompson Jack Thompson's Disbarment - a timeline

I'm "playing" edit .2da files to try to figure out why they aren't working...

Albinos are being killed in Tanzania for their flesh and bones. This unimaginable horror is driven by the belief that the body parts of those people with albinism -the rate of this disorder is many times what it is in the U.S.- have potent magical powers if used in potions produced by local witchdoctors. At least 26 persons this year have been brutally murdered, their body parts hacked off, and the aforementioned remains sold to witchdoctors. Some recent reports from the BBC indicate that body parts are being exported from Tanzania to other parts of Africa and in one instance a Tanzanian trader on his way to The Democratic Republic of Congo has been caught with the severed head of an albino baby. Sources: BBC: http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/africa/7523796.stm http://www.bbc.co.uk/worldservice/news/200...lbinos_sl.shtml http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/africa/7148673.stm New York Times: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TzIfK-_y5Js http://video.on.nytimes.com/?fr_story=f1cf...d08ca128b1366b6 ABC: http://www.abc.net.au/news/stories/2008/07/28/2315971.htm Al Jazeera: European Parliament: http://www.europarl.europa.eu/sides/getDoc...amp;language=EN

Fallout and Fallout 2 are must-buys, other then those I'm not sure.

Has an unknown amount of alts and is still around...

Isn't Meta still around, I thought he was still a mod... EDIT - Nevermind, he's not...

The Witcher - Modded Edition

Let me see, I remember the original NES, MS-DOS, Windows 3.1x, and other icons of early gaming like AD&D. They got me hocked and I've been playing ever since.

What directory did you install the game to?

Yes, in thirty days he will no longer be licensed to practice law - and there's one other little detail as well, he cannot get that license reinstated. Oh, and don't forget the $43,675 fine either. The Disbarment: Link #1 Link #2 Link #3 And His Response: Link #1

It does not require you to restart your game, nor does it mess up any of the animations. At the moment you are stuck with what the character is wearing. EDIT: This is because The Witcher uses a new skin and model for each armor, like Bloodline, making it easier to change but hard to adapt for a new character (it would be easier to simply re-skin the person you switched to or make a new armor).

I extracted all of the data files for The Witcher into another file -I accidentally copied them into the data folder and thus had to re-install the first time I used the tool- and made my first few mods. Fun, fun, fun...

Like one of the other characters better? If so, I could upload a quick mod that would enable you to play as that person. That sort of thing only takes about a second or two now that I've gotten all the files extracted and I'm familiar with the process.

Nope, still too much DRM for my tastes.

Let's see... I watched the old 1998 film Merlin, decent movie although it could have been better in places. As for The Dark Knight, it was a good film -much better than I was expecting- and worth the price of seeing it at a IMAX.

Yeah!

I found mine at Gamestop. Which kinda surprised since they have thousands of new and used console titles but carry very few pc title. But they did have this. On the day it was released, too. I also got my copy at Gamestop, although I was expecting them to have it as the one I go to is about half PC games and half everything else.