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I was considering tossing in Might and Magic, but I didn't know if it was around back then.

Well, to be fair, the "Bioweenian stench" can't be THAT bad.

I wonder what it was back then: Ultima is teh awesome! No no no, Wizardry totally rocks it!

Not going to bother, because it will just end up in an argument between two sides that just aren't going to agree.

In before lock.

*sigh*

You included unnecessary (and unrelated, and previously stated) rhetoric with it.

I am well aware of your stance on the issue. THere's no need to repeat it again, unsolicited, when responding to the question.

Non-sequitor. It wasn't what I was asking.

Titan Quest. It's a good bit of fun!

I wouldn't consider System Shock 2 or Deus Ex to be really all that similar to a game like Half-Life 2 or No One Lives Forever (though I'd be a bit more willing to accept NOLF2, which does have some character customization).

If a man wants an abortion and the woman doesn't, does that absolve him of legal responsibility to the child?

In the society that he doesn't want to be a part of! <{POST_SNAPBACK}> And your point? Why would I want to be around those who yell at me, force their religion in my face, and expect me to follow their two faced morality? I don't force anyone to do any thing. Checkpoint, you have the option to hit ignore so you won't have to read my bothersome posts. You can't do that when a person is less than a foot away yelling that you are going to hell. <{POST_SNAPBACK}> I'm calling [horsehocky]. After the few encounters with religious missionaries I have had, the only possible way you could persistently getting people yelling at you screaming that you are going to hell is if you brought it on yourself by provoking them.

Excellent empirical observation.

It's basically just a tool being created for research (as well as to do research). Instead of having people use a more complicated C-like programming language to create scripts, you specify parameters and adaptations in patterns to make the scripts. The pattern catalogue can be adapted and expanded as needed, with minimal knowledge of how to actually code things in NWScript. Right now we only have official support for more basic encounters, but we're working on getting ambient behaviours as well as improved plot/quest generation as well.

Hahaha, I didn't know you could blow off their legs.

Cool. IIRC I bought Fahrenheit through Gameplay.

I am pretty sure you can avoid Gunther by quickly using the computer and running away. Navarre has the key to an unpickable/unbreakable door (or maybe Jacobsen does...but he's not talking to you until Navarre is dead). I'm not even sure if you need to kill Simons either. Don't all of your solutions at the end wind up in Bob Page kicking the bucket too?

Where?

What do you want to know? My project isn't all hush hush. My bosses aren't technically in the games industry though. They're still in academia, and one is the Vice Dean of the Faculty of Science, and the other is the Department Chair of Computing Science. They are both just fascinated with games that they research part of it. Jonathan Schaefer is very influential in the world of artificial intelligence. He made the first ever AI to successfully beat a human world champion in a game (checkers), called Chinook.

I find the problem comes when people say it's not normal, and then try to cover it by saying "Hey, I don't think that abnormal is bad." Good luck actually conveying that though. Saying that someone isn't normal is going to be taken as an insult by most people.

The great part was right after that line, when he said straight up that those people have misplaced morals.

You have to kill Anna Navarre. Though I think you can technically skip Gunther. The number 3 was what I had read directly from Spector himself.

Excellent point! The only person that could supercede this would naturally be Zizou!