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Hahaha. Would you by any chance have a link, or at least some info about that one :D

We should be trying to make some trades quick then. Only a Mike Milbury would send us DiPietro for Jani Rita straight up! (well, maybe a 1st round pick to Edmonton as well)

People aren't calling Obsidian liars. I'm willing to bet that you can maniuplate the toolset effectively enough to create a very atmospheric sewer. But apparently to Volourn, it's only a sewer if it was made with the "Sewer" tileset

It becomes an issue when you don't have infinite resources. And the longer the game gets, the increase in cost goes up exponentially. Well, according to some (Kalfear), WoW is a poor knockoff of implementations that were copied from other games and all that. To be honest though, as much as I'm a fan of WoW, it really isn't that deep of a game. Quests and all that are very similar, and don't really affect the gameworld at all.

At the same time, I also found Fallout 2 to be a significantly more buggy game. It was still great, but I found ways to break it much more than the original Fallout. It's stuff like this that I've been trying to convey to Roshan about his "cheap and simple" addition of 15 hours of RP dialogue.

I really enjoyed it, and am playing through my third time just now. I do think it becomes too hack and slash towards the end, but that always seems to be the case in most CRPGs

I've yet to play Thief 3

I dunno. I remember having full inventories of +4/+5 items...for an entire party of 6. Not only that, but I could slay vampires (and dragons too) at my leisure.

I think you're just splitting hairs for the sake of being confrontational.

I'd consider BG2 to be the grand-poomba of receiving phat lewt.

Again, what's the difference between sewer-like and an "official" sewer? Particularly from a gameplay point of view.

Sounds like the NWN2 has a bit more substance to it however.

I never said that they'd be easy to add. The impression that I get is that there is no sewer tileset. I seriously don't see what "official"ness is really required. Sure I can't quickly make a sewer. But if (and who knows, maybe it's a big if) the tools provide me with enough for what I wanted a sewer to be like in my game... You also mentioned a noteable difference. What's the difference aside from it not being an "official" sewer?

Been a long time since I played BG2. Refresh me.

What is the difference? (serious question) If the tools exist in the game to make something look like a sewer, though without a specific tileset, then wouldn't you still have a sewer? The biggest thing though would be that it would take more time to do so, since tilesets are there to speed things up. But if it looks like a sewer, acts like a sewer, talks like a sewer, smells like a sewer, then isn't it a sewer?

I think it's kind of splitting hairs. If I can make a sewer with the toolset without a specific sewers tileset, then I'm not so sure what the big deal is.

Hopefully it comes out after my Civ4 addiction wanes.

You've decided to replay it?

I am at work, and have 0 familiarity with this crossfire app you talk about.

I'm game.

Sorry, I missed a few pairings Throw a few singleton AI players on Diety level to make things interesting.

An excellent point by Monsieur Sawyer. I must admit that the 20th time I'd seen Knights of the Round and its minutes long summon, it kind of lost its charm.

Throw me in there with a 2v2v2v2v2vONE and I'll r0x0r you all

Ah, but I did solo NWN. I'm pretty sure most people came pretty close as well. The funny thing is, when I played the game with my roommate, we finished the game around level 15 instead.

Chop trees to rush that bad boy.