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**** yeah, he's playing Trials and Tribulations.

An imposter!

The article said nothing except that Obsidian wants to make it. The picture consisted of the old Nihilus face shot.

The nice thing about Shadowrun, to my mind, was that you could take from it what you wanted and leave the rest. I always see it described as a fantasy-cyberpunk hybrid, and I suppose it is, but the games we ran way back when I was 13, and the online MUSHing I did in the system, always focused much more on the cyberpunk aspect rather than the fantasy stuff - of which there's not really all that much. Yeah, there's elves and orks and dwarves and trolls, and yeah, there's magic, but it's not exactly like it's medieval-era fantasy archetypes wandering around 2070s Seattle. I really do wish someone else controlled the rights to that game, though. Always thought it's the most ideal system for an MMORPG ever created. Fantasy doesn't mean medieval. Once you start breaching into elves and magic, you're well into fantasy. You got off the bus and set up shop in fantasy. It's the difference between the cliche and the archetype. The medieval world that looks back to LoTR for inspiration is the cliche.

If we're getting technical, is the 'RPG' the launcher or the projectile itself? RPG is the entire weapon. It is both launcher and rocket. RCL rounds supposedly more closely resembles conventional artillary shells.

If the only way to progress is to change into a playstyle you're not into, then do what I did. Say "I beat the game" and stop playing. I got three pieces of Felheart and a Staff of Domination before I realized I don't want to stay up at night raiding and the PvP wasn't fun enough to do too often for long.

That would have been a good idea, except we can't murder each other over the internet.

I hate you. http://forums.obsidianent.com/index.php?sh...st&p=799992

Who said it had new spells? 1.12 supposedly has 20 spells on the list, though. Edit: HAHA! People on the forums say that there are new spells that aren't supposed to be in yet. That's awesome.

You mean like how you made the same offer on page 1 of this very same thread? And then in PMs said "haha, I don't actually have it." Sure, let's work something out.

Didn't we already play this game, you jerk?

I wish I could play Arcanum next. No new ones on Amazon and all used copies are asking $50 for no box or manual with slightly worn discs.

Can you try PM'ing out different invitation codes to people who want to get in?

4) Not if I can help it!

If we could clone Robin Williams problems like this would not occur.

Methinks Pixie needs to fix his registration process.

I can never answer this question with a single title. The answer is unreliable because my memory fades of some games and other games are still fresh in my mind. Games that have been the answer to this question: Final Fantasy VII, Xenogears, Final Fantasy Tactics, Suikoden II, Phoenix Wright: Trials and Tribulations, Baldur's Gate II: Throne of Bhaal, The Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind Heck, right now I want to say Metroid: Zero Mission. And if Xenogears wasn't on there I might have Xenosaga: Episode III.

I like RCLs better, they go "boom!" much louder and you can also load them with anti-personel munition Heck, there's a model of RCL you can load a nuke on.

I like RPGs because they're useful for delivering explosives at range in areas I can't send tanks through. Most modern battletanks are immune to them, but when the peasants revolt against my despotic rule, I don't expect them to have modern main battletanks.

I didn't want to create a new thread for this, but wanted to post it. I know that Obsidian is based out of Cali, but not precisely where. Any chance you guys might be near Irvine? http://forums.steampowered.com/forums/show...ad.php?t=630962 Obsidian could do some playtesting for Valve. For lulz. And, y'know... to establish inter-industry relationships.