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It can't be an empty shell because he's in the middle. And he's worth more than nothing, everyone knows that. Your logic fails. R00FLES!!!

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Heh. Seems like all the turn-based games are coming from Europe.

Magical Volo IS full of it. Only, full of love and happiness!

She really does you???

Secret of Mana is the greatest action RPG of all time.

*swoons*

And that's why Herve Caen must have his head put on a pike <{POST_SNAPBACK}> Fool! FOOL will save him!

I'm not a big fan of movies, so I haven't really watched many this year. I'll say House of Flying Daggers, but only because I already saw Hero 2 yrs ago. And I haven't seen ROTKEE yet.

Or any of the NWN mods. Or try out the new premium ones made by Bioware.

With an inflatable Magical Volo doll? ... I said NOTHING.

Add Bard's Tale and that's pretty much it for me.

See? We're already in agreement that Morrowind is the greatest RPG of all time.

Screw Halo2 and Fable. JADE EMPIRE

Stabbing yourself in the eye with a spoon would offer more roleplaying than Fable.

The Fall has the greatest music of all time http://www.gametrailers.com/player.php?id=1261&type=mov

You can also strip corpses naked and roleplay whatever you want. THAT's true roleplaying.

We're not discussing the merits of roleplaying options. The discussion was whether or not the magic system was good or not. Someone said you could do like 4 things in Morrowind's magic system. I am pointing out how untrue that is. <{POST_SNAPBACK}> EVERYTHING in Morrowind involves roleplaying. It's a TRUE RPG. In any case, all the 'possibilities' of MW's magic system were nice and all, but the spells themselves failed to impress. I'm pretty indifferent to it. Numbers mean nothing.

Hey, why not push the envelope even further and allow even MORE live-action roleplaying choices. Let the player choose have access to 10 different healing spells. Ths first will heal 1 hp, the second 2!!!!! And the third would heal 3!!!!!! Multiply that and you get unlimited options. Whoa, there, don't go overboard on the choices there. The world isn't ready for this kind of innovation.

Fable is dead. Poor Fable.

Peter Molyneux (spelling???) is a brilliant game designer, but he just doesn

Any moron can carry a knife. Your first and last mistake would be thinking that you're invincible because some moron tried to stab you with a plastic spoon in the past and failed. One would think you'd know better after a decade of martial arts.

This answers the thread question. You can close it now.

Hmm, mayhap so, but if I deem the xpac content worthy of my money, then it is bought. Simple as that. If not, I *can* still play at my current level with other people who don't have the xpac. The content that's being covered by the monthly for me is completely meaningless. I could care less if the server I was on supported 10,000 or 100,000 players. Bug fixes isn't an excuse to charge additional fees. GMs, new plot, ROFL. It's like any other xpac. If I like what I see, I shell out the dough. In a MMORPG, if I find the new content unworthy of my money, I don't get to play the game in any way or form anymore. If I buy a game, I expect to be able to play the game. I bought the game, after all. I didn't rent it. And if a company tries to make me think that I simply bought the right to have the privilege to play on their server, then poo to them. And GW *will* add new content. They even have the streaming technology so that it can be done almost instantaneously. No need to shut down servers and annoy players. In any case, like I said, if the content that MMORPGs offered me was even remotely worthy of the monthly fees, I wouldn't mind paying for them. As it is, though, it's just not good enough. If I want to play an online CRPG, I launch NWN. I don't need to pay for 'GMs' and 'new plots'. Especially not with the avid MMORPG live-action roleplaying crowd.

There are 20 levels. Period.