Judge Hades

How well it turned out? Being forced to play the Nameless one was a joke and one of the major things I hated about that game.

What else is there though? What other CRPGs are going to be out on the market?

I just like to make my own character instead of being forced to play the developers.

Actually 1,245 times but I'm not counting.

People should only get a limb cut off if they do something stupid. Case in point Luke went against Vader before he was ready. That was stupid and he deserved to get his arm cut off. In the crapfest movies Anakin went against a far more powerful and knowledgable Sith and got his arm chopped off. Both acts were the result of stupidity and serve a lesson to all future force users. Don't get stupid.

Show them the business end of a spork?

I'm not excited.

What I don't understand why the hell would they go out of their way to make alien races when you can't play as one. Sounds like an awful waste.

Planescape is a DnD setting that is owned by Wizards of the Coast. The Planescape setting has been disconinued and no longer supported by WotC. PS is dead so is any chance of a PS:T sequel.

She is not a happy camper. She was able to get a cloak from a guy that the Antagonist killed, but she prefers her jump suits. That is oneof the things that annoyed me in The Matrix. Everyone wearing black skin tight latex and leather. No one who is going into a fight or just to live in dresses like that. My Protagonist likes to wear old jeans, a comfortable light colored shirt, and prefers a baseball bat when getting into a fight though a fusion powered sword does the trick. The antagonist likes using dark matter energy pistols though his nanotech suit, which is the only thing he wears, can produce very sharp pointy blades and barbed tendril whips. The ex-girlfriend likes jumpsuits, bright colored jumpsuits and often colors her hair in blues and reds. She uses her mind as a weapon.

Oh. Never had those glitches.

There is an explanation for that The Ex is a psionically endowed person with Telepathy and electrokinesis. She can use her capabilities to mentally hack into computer systems and such. She is also unregistered and the government frowns on that. A PsiPrison is composed of sensory deprivation tank, psidampeners, and drugs that forces the victim into a deep REM sleep. It is at this point the government agaency will either do three things. Force a recruitment, lobotomize the victim, or execute her.

Um, what clones and what cloning facility?

What? Is it wrong that the protagonist and the antagonist working together early in the film then later be against each other? Technically its an ex-girlfriend but the Antagonist would like that to change.

Neither did Bioware.

I know the script that I am writing I am trying to maintain a balance bewteen dialogue and action. In the current draft the Antagonist, the protagonist, and the antagonist's girlfriend is all trying to escape from the protagonist's workplace which is basically a CIA/KGB government facility. But first they need to get clothes for the girlfriend. :D

Um, like I, Robot?

It is true. There is no such thing as a just society. It would have been destroyed by now.

Yes, but they have no place in KotOR2 otherwise we could make such character.

There is no such thing as a just society.

In this case, the friend has neither. The dead man, however, has a right to justice. Justice and vengence is for the living, not for the dead. THe dead are just that, dead.

One man's justice is another man's vengence. If a man kills another man, does his friend have the right to justice or vengence. The killer has forfeit his life because he has killed. The friend can either let the "justice" system do its work, or he can take justice in his own hands for he saw him do it. Killing the killer would be just and would fullfil the need for vengence, but then the Killer's friend now wnats justice as well and soon it becomes an unyeliding slaughter where justice and vengence is blurred into one entity. It is everyman's right to vengence and justice.

Everyone has the right to revenge. We are human beings after all.

BWAAAHAAAAHAAAAAAA!

I read quite a bit of Edgar Allen Poe, but very little Jane Austen. I am more of a Bronte reader myself.