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He's a homersexual. I'm tempted to up scans of the relevant Westgate pages of the FR core book.

Steam doesn't register games to a computer, it registers them to an account. So, just log on to the account on the other computer. O I C When play?

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And for any of you that are too lazy / don't want to sign up for the e-mail bulletin thing, here are those free Liars demos.

obviously you've never been in an smelly, incestuous IRC room. He is poisoning us with dense phrasing that doesn't amount to much.

IN LIKE THE INN Except, oh look, the games were registered to my other (now dead) computer. At least I got through Episode 2 and half of Portal. This is why you don't buy games that rely on Steam.

I may have posted the AWS album before, I can't remember, but if you don't have it yet, it's as good as the "string tribute" industry's going to produce, in my opinion. I've been meaning to put up some

Maztica's one of my less favorite FR settings, and on top of that it wasn't terribly popular (I got the 2nd ed box set new for $10, and not soon after WotC released the whole shebang for free online) but aside from that, it's an intriguing idea. However, I like the personal stories better. Your Xpac sounds more like an Icewind Dale than a BG or a NWN2.

I'd join, but I accidentally set the Steam language to Dutch.

Perhaps. I'd be surprised if they make a 30-40 Xpac.

It's certainly not a "pure" FPS, but it's more concentrated on fighting than anything else. In most instances, fighting was the key to moving on in the world. Sands of Time and its ilk would be puzzle action games, as it was less hacking things to bits than strategically jumping and wall-running that allowed for forward movement.

Why would he, though? A big part of what made the Myrkul talk fun was that he was at your mercy (I Eternal Rested him, being a goodie) an actual living God wouldn't suffer mortals gladly, although perhaps if the game was set in the Moonshaes I could see it happening in some form or another.

Make Jack Kirk of the Starship CTU. Tell. Me. Where. The. Bomb is hidden. You. Bastard.

This game has been raised in esteem somewhat by the announcement of the involvement of Dio. ] \m/ \m/

They must not have told the artist what Max looks like.

You'd be missing out on a lot of games for the PC, but really, the $400 it takes to buy a current-gen console wouldn't cover half the expenses it would take to buy an equivalent computer (it might just cover the RAM and video card)

If you don't like narratives, that is. Episode 2 is run-of-the-mill Half Life (get to the lab across a great distance, quick!) with some plot twists thrown in. Combat's about the same, if you substitute Big Daddies with Hunters and splicers with Combine Soldiers, antlions and zombies. Ep 2 has a strider battle, Bioshock has soup-thick atmosphere. Plus, Bioshock's longer and isn't just part of a larger picture.

It's certainly worth a playthrough, at the very least. There seems to be a backlash from the more self-conscious gamers, here and elsewhere. But is it worth buying a console over? I don't think it is. It's good, but it ain't a $400 investment. That having been said, I personally see the 360's past and future lineups as being far superior to the PS3's (plus, it's just cheaper) but mainly because Square and Kojima don't make a console for me.

On the upside, for me at least, it seems to have fixed the game-obliterating bug that came with Shivering Isles.

You're disgusting.

It's south across the dragonmere from Cormyr (I bet that means a whole lot to you) I'll put up some scans here in a few. Here we be It's there at the end of that line that goes through the words "The Dragon Coast"

Sleeping man and cat. A true to life animation. Maybe the best animation I've seen this year.

Since I've uploaded most everything else he's done, I've pulled up the other two Buck 65 full lengths.

No way.