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I can't get into Genshiken. Had it a while back, bored me very quickly very early. Realistically awkward funny has never drawn me.

Do a barrel roll!

It seems to me as if they react, not always but sometimes. I just got a Gene Tonic that quiets footsteps, actually. I would definitely disagree with "straight up" shooter. The hacking systems, choices, and plasmid and weapon advancement (I've only read about advancement from the tip screens, not experienced it so far) would make me more prone to calling it action-adventure.

They're not meant to be scary! They're meant to be tragic, if anything. An objective in the game is to They don't attack you, ever. Their bodyguards don't attack you either. Only ever if you attack first.

Didn't say he was evil, just that he was a villain.

I doubt there's a relation. Didn't he leave WotC in 2001? I'm reading that on the wiki entry for him.

The more I see Sand explain it, the more I dislike it. 25 spell levels can be reasonable depending on how it's implemented. I don't like all the merging of skills. Moving silently and hiding are often seperate activities. Listening and spotting are also different activities that not necessarilly should be joined. Largely, it seems reasonable in that they are related. But it also seems a step backwards as it is less detailed. On the other hand they're wanting to make it more accessible and quick to set up.

It's what happened with Biny's assault on the auction house repeated. What happens is there's a boss who casts a debuff (in this instance it is one that is transmittable), he cast it on a Warlock's pet, so the Warlock stored his pet. Normally, this debuff is not meant to leave the raid instance, but since the Warlock stored it on his pet, he carried it out. A prepared raid can have druids remove the debuff. An unprepared city will largely not have a clue what is going on.

That doesn't look like Colin Baker. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Image:Bakercolin.jpg

Yeah, Bloodlines also has terrific voicework. We are getting rather spoiled. I remember a comment from the Making Of CD that came with Lunar for the PS1. The voice actor for Ghaleon said that to be a good villain you need to annunciate and make it sound like you're in love with the sound of your own voice. I think that's what was so good about David Warner and why the British make such good villains. Look at Alan Rickman, too! Someone should peg him for some villain voicework.

Not just any sausage. A ****tail sausage. About an inch long, probably shorter.

One of the best things about BGII is that they had David Warner doing Irenicus. That was some of the best voicework I've yet to see.

Only thing I know is Deep Silver published X3 and I love X3. However, that should have absolutely no bearing on this game. Pre-edit: F' teasers.

I never feel low on ammo. It's kind of typical in that I'm almost always full. Maybe it's the way I play, though.

5 little sisters rescued. I didn't think it would be done this way. Very excellent.

That is awesome!