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That is not a glitch. That is how games are doing saves now. Its going to be how Vista works when it is released. Oblivion does the same thing.

You only have a gig free on your harddrive?!?!?!?! Try to have about 20 gigs free. You might not get this problem. Windows in general gets a little quirky if you have that little hard drive space.

That sounds anatomically incorrect but also lucrative if applied in the proper film industry.

That seems like a rather arbitrary restriction. Why no MP3 player, but CDs are A-OK? <{POST_SNAPBACK}> Its a stupid rule I agree. I guess people were using them with their headphones on and not dealing with customers appropriately. Personally I don't really see the difference between a MP3 player with a speaker mount and a Stereo.

It normally overwrites a save if you click on it. Click on empty slot and it should save the game in a new slot. How much space do you have on the hard drive anyway?

What save error?

The reason why I like to use CDs is that I like to take my music to work and they don't allow MP3 players. They do have a nice stereo with a CD player in it so I often make my own custom CDs with work appropriate music on it.

Its outselling PS3 in Japan which in turn tromping all over the X Box 360 over there.

I think that revolutions and devastating conflicts can be very much a part of civil wars. The US civil war was very much devastating on both sides of the conflict if memory serves. I have to agree with numberman on this, Alanschu.

Actually I don't care one way or another. I just posted that because i thought it was funny.

Well, I found one bug already. If you do Tasks-->Search the other characters stay at search speed (walking) even if you cancel the search.

iPod therefore iSuk. :D

I am not modding, just playing. Didn't the roll back work for you with 1.03?

True. I am downloading the beta now to give it a whirl. I just hope your issues are resolved soon, Volourn.

Did you uninstall all of it. It places stuff in the "My Documents" folder that might hang it up. Also you might want to check the registry for lingering data from NWN2 and SecuROM. I had a problem with IWD2 a while back that I had to do a reinstall. It wouldn't install right because I had to manually edit the registry to get rid of some markers it placed.

Didn't you already have the game installed?

http://nwn2forums.bioware.com/forums/viewt...09&sp=0#4733273 :D

3000, not 300. One more death is one death too many. Especially in this unjustified war and occupation.

Volourn, they haven't sent them in yet. So, you don't know if I am wrong or not.

In any case I have severe doubts that this surge of 20,000 more troops will do anything except get more US soldiers killed.

I am somewhat more mercurial in my relationships. I really don't have a relationship with my family with a exception for my mother and even then its just the occasional phone call or letter. As for friendships, I have had many friendships over the years, mostly lasting a year or two before either I move on or they do at which point I just make new friends call it a day. I don't find it draining at all for each day brings something interesting to the table.

If you do something for far too long you will eventually get sick of it. At least I do.

I think being immortal would kick major arse. Well, at least for the first few thousand years.

No, but in some cases they were not needed. In some cases they are. For the US it was needed, as it is needed in Iraq. For better or worse the US is a fairly strong and stable country with a good amount of freedoms that most other countries do not have. With all of its warts, yes, I do believe that following the US footsteps is the best thing for Iraq. Well, maybe not the exact footsteps. They really need to avoid Reagonomics.

Basing it on our own Civil War. Our civil war had a long lead up period, and then it had a spark. It was a necessary event that made the United States stronger in the long run.