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I'm considering the idea of somehow allowing you to play through my module without ever having to get into a direct conflict.

I've heard that the size of the head doesn't change a whole lot over the course of one's life. Probably mostly just at the very young ages. It is neat that little kids cannot put their arm over their head and touch their opposite ear.

Nothing wrong with virginity "

Schools are one of the primary instituations of socialization. Right up there with family, as that's where kids spend large parts of their day interacting with other people. If you somehow went entirely through school (whether public or private) without being socialized, then that would truly be an accomplishment (and inhuman).

I like to play sports, usually basketball. I also like long walks on the beach and........

I'm saying that perhaps I didn't find the combat as enjoyable in PS:T because the rest of the game was just so much better.

I didn't necessarily find the combat of PS:T easy or hard. I just didn't find it as enjoyable as the combat in other IE games. Maybe it's because all the non-combat parts were just so much better??

I'll likely be adding this to my Christmas List.

I remember struggling with combat my first playthrough, but found combat my second playthrough to be much simpler. It is kind of funny that if I found a place hard, I could just exploit it by putting Annah on stealth and walking to the next map I also think people may have an elevated view of PS:T's combat because they enjoyed the rest of the game so much. When a game gives you warm fuzzies, everything is seen in a better light.

To compare Jade Empire to any fighting game is, well, stupid. To even utter Mortal Kombat in the same sentence as Jade Empire, in an attempt to look for comparisons, is also not very keen. Perhaps you should rent the game or something.

I'm batting 1.000 against the demon

I was rather surprised the EA didn't add a salary cap in NHL 2006. Likewise, I was also surprised that the schedule is the same every year.

I killed the big demon guy in PS:T by just running around pretty much.

I don't think one really powerful boss contitutes challenging combat. The thing I didn't like most about PS:T was the bugginess of some spells. There was one spell that let you cast multiple missiles (Force bolt or something) one after another. However, if you didn't stay put on that person, you'd waste the extra missiles. I liked the combat of BG2 a lot more, which should make sense. BG2's focus was a lot more on combat IMO.

Nothing wrong with agreeing with Gromnir

I've heard that too. Becoming just a FPS now. It'll still sell like hotcakes because of the Blizzard name however.

They definitely tried to fit into their niche. Obviously there was some success, or EA wouldn't have bought the studio.

Oh wow!

I have a feeling I'm going to regret clicking on that.

For some reason I see Blizzard being one of those companies that literally can do whatever they want. They are one of the "Midas" companies it seems.

That's not necessarily a bad thing though. I don't think a C&C game NEEDS to have the sidebar with buildings materializing out of the ground. The setting is the most important thing.

I'd be more impressed if I knew the average Apparently I was well behaved too. My brother was a hellion when my Mom was not in the room with him (so she says anyways), but I didn't require her attention all the time. Perhaps that lead to her not holding me enough, which would explain my psychopathic tendencies. "

They also went with C&C Generals. Looks like they're doing what they can with the C&C name now.

My "people?"

Fallout will make you a fan of the Post-Apoc setting!!