Deadly_Nightshade

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.

No, that is not correct; you have only explained why you believe you are correct - never has definitive proof been provided.

Jaws - damn good movie, glad I held on to my copy of it.

What?! Cannot you read? I said your posting about me playing this game no matter what was complete and udder bull**** and chips. Yeah, because the MMO is going to be as good as the other two games - come on, we both know that's total crap. Yep, I loath MMOs and would be loath to play, let alone pay for one every month.

Bull****.

I might get it if the game is not Pay for Play, otherwise there is no chance in hell that they will get my money.

Really?! I didn't have any problems jumping right in without any of the tutorials..

Um... He was not a Jedi.

The "Unofficial Patches" will change a lot of things that should not be changed, I would go with the "True Patch."

Not really. Games like AoC are being ported to consoles and some MMOs are console only (although I cannot think of one off the top of my head).

Someone hit my car with their car yesterday, I was rather displeased. Luckily, the damages were extremely minor.

You could do that in Oblivion, and that game did not require a monthly fee to play it. In fact, that was also doable in both Neverwinter Nights I and II - although all three of the aforementioned games did encourage you to wear something when not playing a monk.

You are correct, the monthly fee system needs to die an extremely painful death. Not gonna happen, unless you want to see MMOs dying an extremely painful death. A good thing?

I would write something that broke the conventions of the Star Wars mantra -id est that the Lightside is always good and the Darkside always bad- although I predict it would bomb horribly.

You are correct, the monthly fee system needs to die an extremely painful death. Not gonna happen, unless you want to see MMOs dying an extremely painful death. I would not mourn their demise, in fact I might even rejoice.

You are correct, the monthly fee system needs to die an extremely painful death.

Umm... No, Kotor III was in development at one time.

Well, MMOs and "quality online experiences" tend to be exact opposites - if you truly want that try a small Neverwinter Nights I/II server. Huh? Obsidian did not make Baldur's Gate. Since World of Warcrap was also "less than remarkable," I cannot see what their problem is. Have you not heard the news about Kotor III? It seems that MMOs do pose a threat after all.

Sniper Elite

You want another ****ty MMO?! Please keep your insanity to yourself, it is not wanted here.

Some of them were good, but there were also quite a few that should never have been entered.

That sort of sounds like the system they are using to transfer users from Guild Wars I to Guild Wars II.