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Yeah... well... I train squirrels to shoot back around here! You want to be careful doing that. Look at what happened with the ISI and the Talibs! You'll have squirrels turning up demanding you live like them in the trees, and stop dancing. And what's wrong with that? Maybe we could learn a thing or two. I don't know if I could manage shinning up those trees. I expect it would chafe my face. Sounds like a personal problem.

That would have been nice.

Yeah... well... I train squirrels to shoot back around here! You want to be careful doing that. Look at what happened with the ISI and the Talibs! You'll have squirrels turning up demanding you live like them in the trees, and stop dancing. And what's wrong with that? Maybe we could learn a thing or two.

I think the one from Sector 7 is actually Linkin Park.

Yeah... well... I train squirrels to shoot back around here!

Squirrels are awesome. My grandfather nicknamed me squirrel because I would climb the trees out front like the squirrels who ran around in their yard. We also had tons of squirrels at my college, including a very friendly albino who would eat out of your hand.

I like FMP, even have the whole series on DVD. Been considering getting the second series, have you watched it?

I installed the BG1 NPC Banter pack (for tutu) and haven't noticed any improvement. In fact! They might actually be talking less now. I remember in my first attempted playthrough of the game, right out of the Friendly Arm Xzar and Jaheira decided they wanted to kill each other. Haven't seen that in some time.

The idea is not a Dark Tower game. The idea is inspired by the Dark Tower series. In the series of books Roland (Drawing of the Three). (Wizard and Glass), (Wizard and Glass), (Wizard and Glass), (Wolves of the Calla), and even (The Wastelands). The inside cover shows that the series is linked to and that's just the ones written by him. and basically all these worlds end up intersecting. Which is the basis of the idea I think would be awesome. A ton of different fantasy worlds intersect as the walls of reality begin to fall apart.

We've seen this addressed in countless games. Take a look at KOTOR. Everybody has a sword of some kind and it's far more effective than any blaster. The idea would be to keep in only the fantastic ones. The Ninjas that are more like fantastic stories than reality, that can practically teleport and deflect bullets.

Could not get into that. Stopped at the episode with the perverted teacher trying to watch the girls swim. It was just too creepy.

So Planscape: Torment isn't a RPG then. Don't you ultimately get to define the personality of the character? You may not have gotten to create the character, but I never claimed creation was necessary. He's not acting out the personality for you, you're getting to make the choices that define it.

See, I'm not talking about one that actually does that. One that rips off the idea of multiple worlds that start intersecting each other. Something more original than Stephen King's series because I don't see that working without the characters from the story. Sure it could work. In fact if you're gonna call it the Dark Tower RPG then it has to have elements from the books. Where did I ever say to call it the Dark Tower RPG?

See, I'm not talking about one that actually does that. One that rips off the idea of multiple worlds that start intersecting each other. Something more original than Stephen King's series because I don't see that working without the characters from the story.

I love you BG tutu

Roleplaying is about engrossing yourself as another character. The Japanese seem to have a misconception about what that means or maybe just the ones among them that make console games do. It means you are taking on that personality of the character. If the character, as in Japanese made console RPGs, already has a fully functioning persona without you, then you are not doing that. The term does have to have some qualifications within the electronic pre-programmed realm of computer and console games, however. It may not be entirely possible to give the player all the opportunities to take on a personality, to act it out. So, they have to at least make a noticeable effort to try to account for multiple possibilities. Once again, if the character already has a personality that he's acting out for you, then they're not even trying and it's not an RPG. It's a position I've remarked on multiple times on this forum and others.

After some googling, Chloe is a lesbian half child of a plane of air royalty/deity that talks to much, is selfish, and insists on everything revolving around her. Too bad she's a lesbian. There needs to be something like a female Xzar! Or a mod that lets you keep and romance Edwina.

No, multi-platform support = insta win. No, better graphix = insta win. The hell, Crytek 2.0 will eventually get ported to consoles, too. I only care for engines that other developers bother using. If only one game gets released using it (and then a bunch of crappy console spinoffs), then I could really care less about it. Source > * Unreal a close second.

Now that I think of it, Kingdom Hearts has elements of this idea too.

And by this I mean a game that is multiple dimension and reality spanning. I was thinking about it a lot when playing The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess and thought it'd be really neat to see a Legend of Zelda game in which all of the different previous Legend of Zelda games tie into as a sort of "hub" of that series. Since that series constantly retells the same story of Link vs Ganondorf it'd be interesting to see the many Links and many Ganondorfs that have been created come together. Then I got more into thinking about how it would be an awesome computer RPG that breaches multiple fantasy worlds. There could be a traditional medieval swords and sorcery fantasy world, a modern lovecraftian horror world, a science fiction fantasy world, and who knows what else. It would be the most insane game ever. Your party could end up with an elven fighter, a cowboy, a Navy SEAL, and a space marine all standing on a castle wall fighting off space aliens sent by a demon or dark god! All the while the town folk are just freaking out. And of course, at some point pirates and ninjas would appear.

Okay, how about another?

I'm still not sure what the plot of the second season was.

Fakefactory has definitely improved since I last saw it. However, she does look like she's wearing pancake.

I still want to know if anyone knows of a female insane character that's romanceable.

Bruce Cambell is in every Spider-Man movie. Sam Raimi did Evil Dead.