Judge Hades

Well, it is snowing where I live.

That will be determined by Atari I think. After all they are publishing the game so they would print the specifications on the box. I also think that Obsidian would be more trustworthy and tell us the truth than Troika was.

Nah... not really.

My question is this... Is Pixel Shader 3.0 that much better than Pixel Shader 2.0?

<{POST_SNAPBACK}> Hope that helps.

Also more costly.

Before I do any sort of module making I need to get the script language down. There are certain things I want to have happen in the module. Such as if you die have no respawning and few others... Death and Dying in my Module: You start dying 0 - your Constitution Modifier (no higher than -1) and at that point you are dying. The numbers 0 to that point you are unconscious with a 10% chance of regaining consciousness then going to 1 HP. While dying you need to make a DC 20 Fortitude Save to stabilize. If you take damage exceeding your Constitution score in a singe hit you need to make a Fortitude Save (DC being 5 + damage done) or immediately droping to dying. Death occurs at 0 - Constitution Score. Also if there are NPCs in your party that have potions, spells, medkits, and the such to heal you or raise you from the dead they will use them or take them off your corpse and use them on you. It makes no sense to have rods of ressurection in your inventory then die and your buddy couldn' use it to bring you back to life.

Malkavian is the most fun, though I finished the game with a Toreador. Celerity rules! To bad you can't make a custom vampire. I would love to have combination of Potence, Celerity, and Obsfscate (msp?).

YES! LET THEM BURN IN SLAHETHER! WHEEEEEEEEEEEEE!

I hat this "true" part of when you guys talk about the Sith. You are either a sith or you are not.

What are ya? A Nexus 6?

Hey, whats the min specs for that game?

A cinverter is very nice and I am sure once it is converted over it will only need minor tweaking.

I have a X700 Pro 256mb and 1 gig of RAM with a AMD Semphron. Only set blood splatterings were any problem.

Thing is I just don't look at the story aspects. I use different the different character models, different forms, try to make the perfect combination, try to make as many of the multicolored orbs as I can in a single fight. I once got up to 12 oirbs in a single series of fights. not bad in grand master mode.

Well well well... The French are getting ballsy.

Never really liked that game. I had it unistalled.

Have fun.

If you can do that with BG I would love to see what you cn do with NWN, Gabs.

Well, it is 4000 freaking years between K1 and Empire at War. A lot can happen in 4000 years. Listen, yes there are gaps. Yes, this has been discussed hundreds of times. If it bothers you then don't play the game. Trying to pin down the entire history of the the Star Wars expanded Universe is a futile gesture. There will be contraditions, gaps, and the like for the rimary reason it is made up by measily little humans who aren't perfect. You can either accept that or go away.

*tee hee*

Baldur's Gate has never grown stale to me. Neither has Fallout, Planescape Torment, Ultima 4, and so forth. Games that have gotten stale after a bit were Arcanum, KotOR 1, Morrowind, Indigo Prophecy and the like. There are some games I just get fixated on like Bioware's jade Empire. Played that through lmore than a hundred times. I think that NWN 2 might be my next fixation.

Um... Neverwinter Nights. *hides*

The Exile can't be the main character in 3 because he or she is now a force god. Somewhere in the late 20's early 30's in level on a normal play throgh and that is without proper epic rules for Star Wars when there aren't any. I don't particularly feel like starting the game as a freaking god.

Except for some minor graphical bugs, like blood on the alls blinking off and on, I had no problems at all playing this game.