Deadly_Nightshade

The other forums might not require the IPs to be the same - are you sure they use this form of verification?

You might need to reequip or unequip items to reset the appearance - or at least that is what I think needs to be done.

I still think it's your IP address - I tried from a dynamic IP the other day and it asked me to log in, just as you describe.

I'm installing STALKER - just got back from the store $19.99 poorer than when I left.

Damn, I thought I was in the other one when I wrote that - my bad.

Please use the other topic when discussing that modification.

I disagree - all of the game you mentioned are the same as, if not better than, the relevant prequel.

I got mine from my father - who got it as a door prize drawing at a conference he was speaking at. He already had a better module, so I got a free 8GB 2ed Generation Nano.

I've actually played some NWN I and Oblivion mods that had needs like the one above - I quickly got tired of them.

Ok, thanks for the links - I'll have to download the ones that I do not have.

Read The Children of H

If you want to, just PM me the links and I'll host them on a forum I admin and send you the hotlinks - that's what I did for most of mine.

Infected - Bad Religion

Bloodlines had a great sound track - although most of the songs were not composed for the game. Also, yes, I have ripped songs out of games and put them on my iPod.

Bloodlines - although I'll be in the land of STALKER once I get that (maybe tomorrow).

Well, if you're ever near Charlottesville and in the mood to dance, send me a PM and I can send you the e-mail of the local pole instructor -seen above (she is a part owner of my favorite dance studio and teaches exotic and ballroom in addition to the aforementioned style).

Not always.

Try: Dead Like Me Black Adder

And we wonder why the neo-cons loath this game...

I would not say it looses all of its potency, but it is definitely not as intense during re-plays. Of course, my first experience with the abandoned hotel was at, approximately, one in the morning with all the lights extinguished - so subsequent day-light adventures -I still try to play that part at night though, makes for a more authentic feel- were almost tame.

Blue - The Birthday Massacre

Well, the solution to your problem depends on the game you examine - as different gaming mythologies handle encumbrance in drastically diverging manners. For example, it is often accepted that Dr. Gordan Freeman's mechanized exoskeleton helps carry the various weapons and items he finds in-game, while a more magical environment, Neverwinter Nights or The Elder Scrolls IV for example, items like bags of holding are used*. In other games, mostly First-Person-Shooters, your character cannot carry a large amount of items - and thus it is more realistic - at least in that sense. Another way is to make your character unnaturally strong, as in Bloodlines, and so comparing his or her to a normal human is superfluous. *It is worthwhile to note that the vanilla version of Oblivion did not include such items, but it was also hard to carry large amounts of items.

Nice job - although I did not know that they made a DVD release. I'll have to look for that.

No thank you - I do not want to see them made.