Deadly_Nightshade

Still playing Sniper Elite. So far it seems like a WWII version of Hitman, not that that is a bad thing.

Yeah, I believe the fixes in that thread were for Vista.

Cool, I'll dig out my SSB friend code if you want to try to play a match sometime.

If you do have any problems with the band feel free to post them - I might be able to help correct the issues.

Ok, I just noticed that you are running XP and not Vista - try looking for an XP version of the updates.

O RLY? I believe I was supporting qt3 - also, it's a q not a g and my forum name is not "dark."

You have been whoring out the topic every chance you can, and thus they are getting more views - however views do not equal problems solved.

O RLY? I seriously doubt that you are telling the truth.

Sometimes these contain new features, but just as often they simply fix existing bugs. No, the word simply does not apply to the games you mentioned. Real-Time Strategy and Multiplayer Online Games, unless they are played competitively, tend not to have levels, stats, or other things that make people feel that they have to "grind" through a portion of the game. For example, you do not have to chop down X-number of trees or shoot Y-number of terrorists in Counter Strike before you unlock a skill or skills - unlike some MMOs.

There was a fix for Intel cards posted somewhere on the forum, I think this is it. Also, have you tried disabling one of the cores on your core 2 while playing Kotor II? If not, try that as the game does not like multi-core systems.

Planet Hell - Nightwish

No, you spammed the same link that you post in almost every ****ing help thread. Bull****. I have a very hard time believing that - in fact, I mostly see you posting the same link in every help thread and then coping what someone says.

Sort of, the developers probably do not care as much if you decide to take a month or two off from a non-MMO game. Not really, while they are repetitive I would not say that the games you mentioned use "grind."

And Dues Ex, Hitman II, Jaws Unleashed, Dikatana , and several other full games are also available.

You could have also downloaded an in-game modding utility that allows you to open doors.

The problem is that you are the one deciding what is "inferior" and what is "superior," and thus we again find ourselves talking about personal belief and not fact. "There are no eternal facts, as there are no absolute truths." ~Friedrich Nietzsche

The Green Dragon is not a Developer, nor does he work for Obsidian (unless that has not changed without his telling us) - he is simply the lead moderator.

The Birthday Massacre is a great band, in fact, I own all of their CDs and singles.

Maybe, maybe not. But the fact remains that you are talking about what you believe a "solid character" to be - and thus you cannot expect everyone to agree with you.

MMOs, as many people have already pointed out in various threads, are primarily designed to keep people playing -id est, they grind and grind and grind-, so it highly unlikely that a plot like that found in either of the original games could be made without it feeling shallow and forced. That aside, the very fact that it is an MMO means that it will, in all likelihood, be targeting that audience and not the one that bought the other two games - something else that is a strike against it. Of course, there is more points i could bring up, but that should be enough for now.