Llyranor

I have a Athlon 2.8, 1 gig of RAM, and a 9600XT. Game ran smoothly at lowish settings. I didn't even dare try higher settings.

I was to hang a dwarf head from my armor.

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It's not really roleplaying if the voices in the game really exist.

Yeah, NWN2 should offer a lot more diversity in terms of area building. In any case, yes, modding *can* be a chore, but it doesn't *have* to be. It really depends what you're focusing on and for what reason. I just like to go with the philosophy that if I don't enjoy modding it, then the player probably won't enjoy going through it. Of course, it doesn't always apply, either way, but it helps you keep on track of why exactly you're making a mod in the first place. Who are you making the mod for?

Don't PM him. It's a trap!

I've found that the 'work' can be tedious if you make it to be in your design. If for some reason your mod needs 'boring' parts in it, making them isn't going to be much fun, either.

Yeah, but they don't have armor.

Aye, some of us enjoy the window it offers into the world of game design, but it certainly isn't for everyone. It can be considered 'work', after all.

Learning it isn't that hard if you actually make a good effort. That, and knowing to actually seek out the numerous community resources out there.

Hmmm, when was the last time I even replayed a game? It's been a while. I don't really have the time to replay, nowadays. A shame, perhaps.

The code is irrelevant when it doesn't work.

Why don't you ask the Hive Mind?

Perhaps you should play Hammer & Sickle next. Since you're a commie and all.

Good. Polish until Q3. Very promising.

The game is somewhat of a mixed bag for me but for some reason I really liked it, mainly because of the turnbased combat, the very good physics engine and destructable environments, and the general feel of it being a WW2-based dungeon crawler. There's a couple of issues I had with it, but I can't help enjoying it. Right now I'm thinking of buying the Sentinels expansion, but I can only find Silent Storm Gold which has both the original (which I already have) and the expansion. I suspect I'm going to purchase it anyway, but I'll be trying to sell off my copy of SS too. <{POST_SNAPBACK}> Walking mechs > u

Reminds me of this module that someone linked to awhile back. Detective story, find the hidden killer among the crowd. The outcome changes everytime you load the game. <{POST_SNAPBACK}> *waves* Also, difficulty levels actually meaning something would be nice. Challenge should not be self-imposed.

It's Xcom.

Herve Caen

I agree. 50$ for 10 hours is much more reasonable.

Adding Gothic to the list.

Also, you get the original Sin game with multiplayer available right now if you preorder.

Oooh, preload. Actually, I'm not sure I'll end up buying this one. Maybe there'll be a demo, we'll see. Heck, I'm not even convinced I'd be getting HL2 Ep1.

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