Judge Hades

Hey, I go by what works and what doesn't. I have heard more problems with ATI than NVidia with their drivers with games so it doesn't take much to deduce who makes the better driver for their hardware.

Kind of the Drizzt and crew cameo in BG 2.

Why not? A friend of mine really liked the PC version and it sounds interesting enough.

Nah, I have chicken and pickles.

Well, I would still buy a NVidia than have an ATI. The drivers are better crafted and the cards are better supported.

Cameos are a sign of weakness anyway. Its better for the story not to have them.

Hmm... chicken. (Visceris takes out his knife and fork)

Switching video cards just because one game doesn't work right is silly but I found NVidia being overall better quality, but I wouldn't waste time on a 4000 series card. I would say get at minimum a 5000 or 6000 series card with at least 256 MB video ram. That would last you a decently length of time.

Nah, just tired of spending thousands of dollars for a computer system just to play badly programmed games.

Canned Canderous? HAHAHAHAHAHAHA!

Well, I have been heading that direction for a while now. Right now I have 6 titles for my X Box. KotOR 1, Jade Empire, Morrowind, Soul Caliber 2, Grand Theft Auto: Vice City, and Fable. I plan on buying Halo 1, Deus Ex: Invisible War, Doom 3, Fable: Lost Chapters, Advent Rising, and the such.

I am counting hours played, not just finished games.

Eh?

Actually I am branching out from just CRPGs. I am buying Halo 1 today.

Jade Empire. I just can't get enoug of that game. Played it more times than Baldur's Gate 1 and that is some sort of accomplishment... I think.

Good. :D Like I said, KotOR 2 has turned me off from PC Gaming.

Jade Empire is a superior game.

Some say I am fatalistic. Some say I am a very depressing and cynical person. I pay it no mind. I have my belief and I stay with it, no matter what God tells me otherwise.

Nope, because I can return a console game if it sucks. If I buy a PC game I am stuck with it, whether I like it or not. Also a good PC for gaming cost nowadays about a $1000 or so piecemeal. Why spend that much money to play buggy games that you can't return? Consoles start when new about $300 to $400 and they just go down in price from there and you can return a console title to get at least a portion of your money back in trade.

If I get sick and die I get sick and die. If I don't then I don't. You can either live your life in fear or live your life. It doesn't matter anyway, for you will die when you are suppose to die. No sooner and no later.

Still Obsidian and LucasArts need to support this game to make such happenings and bugs eliminated. I accept buggy games only if they have a good post release support. Well, KotOR 2 was the last straw on that. Console games only from now on. At least I can return them to get some sort of refund.

I think they should rename the game to Knights of the Old Republic 2: I am Broken. So Very Broken.

You know the more I look in this game I am wondering where the Might and Magic aspects are at? Why did they need "Might and Magic" license on this game anyway. It looks like it is MM in name only. They could have just called it Dark Messiah and not have the MM link, and still be just as successful if not moreso.

Or at least a finished game that works and gets the proper support from its developer and publsiher. KotOR 2 is pretty much the reason why I have decided to get out of computer gaming. It seems that unfinshed buggy and unsupported products plague the PC nowadays and with the X Box getting games I like and the X Box 360 on the horizon I think I am going to limit my gaming funds to console only.

That's okay. I plan on getting the version with the Hard drive.