Eclecticist

Come on guys. It's clearly a joke, BIS didn't even exist when Vampire was made.

I disagree with Servant of Eru on so many levels. *head explodes*

Yes. Yes. Yes. This really disappointed me. It also wounded Torment's originality and my high esteem for MCA's work on it. This was the worst part of KotoR 2 for me.

OCAU, RPGCodex, NileChat, INTL, eXit, Obsidian.

I remember when they were cool, advertisement-less and had a Perfect Dark fan-site; DataDyneHQ. Thems were the days...

Yes. IGN. Come on.

My ranking: Baldur's Gate w/ ToSC > Fallout > Fallout 2 > Baldur's Gate 2 w/ ToB I played Baldur's Gate 2 first, then Baldur's Gate, then Fallout 2, then Fallout. I truly do believe Baldur's Gate thoroughly wins as the best overall package.

Whoa, no idea.

I got to the Severed Hand in IWD2 twice, Dragon's Eye time-warp place once, and the goblin fortress several times. In IWD1 I don't think I ever went past that Ice Dungeon place with the trolls nearby...the place you can just walk straight across and skip an entire chapter. Chapter 5 or 6 or something. 've played through the first two thirds of these games so many times it isn't funny, and as any experienced IE gamer will know, once you've got the combat system down nothing is a challenge so it makes it even harder to commit to going the whole nine yards.

I've played through the first two thirds of IWD and IWD2 countless times, but never beaten them. I plan to next year in a few multiplayer sessions.

I liked the colour tones.

That was a hell of a freaky film.

I'll contribute by saying that the endings in V:tMB would not have worked in a PnP campaign, but were satisfactory in the PC game. I wasn't disappointed. It was an ending, a resolution, it is what you work towards: there is no point in being pissed about what it is, the discovery is half of the enjoyment.

I'm an Amusement Park Attendant whilst in between semesters.

This is an inane idea.

Amusement Park Attendant.

Dark Tranquillity are the epitome of average.

Nah.

I remember when IGN went horribly, horribly gay. Haven't been there since.

Next post: "I want a bazooka!"

Wahoo! Wahey! Yeehaw!

Nothing beats gaming with your mates.

HkorePwettyGfx2000

That sounds like a fun campaign. Maybe not the most serious, but fun nevertheless.

The needs for CRPG developers are very different to those of a state-of-the-art FPS, and rightly so. They may not be as "technically knowhow" or whatever, but the creativity is what makes up for it.