Bartimaeus

I think it needs more questions to get some of the harder ones...I tried Bartimaeus three times, but it never got it. But each time, in the correction thingy, it had Bartimaeus has as a likely canidate. (edit) I did Jarlaxle, and it got it, though. (edit) Can't seem to put his picture here...automatically goes to the genie fellow, lol (edit) Woops, seems to have fixed itself, lol (edit) I did Sarevok...and he got it on his first try?!?!?!? (edit) Got Firkraag, too, :D Creepy.

Team Fortess 2 - FYI, I am a spy BK:N&B but I suck at it...so...

S.T.A.L.K.E.R. Clear Sky Doesn't really run all that well on my computer, was only able to start it on another that I no longer have access to. Planescape: Torment Doesn't run on my computer. Whenever I cast a spell, or somebody else does, the game crashes. Tales of the Sword Coast Well, I never actually even STARTED this game, lol. Mainly because I don't have it, XD. Banjo-Kazooie: Nuts & Bolts I suck at it. I simply and utterly suck at it. My driving skills are the saddest you will ever see. etc. etc. etc.

I beat the sea battle on my first try, somehow. I thought I'd be absolutely horrid at it. I didn't play the land battle, because my game crashed when I was trying to load it, and I didn't feel like waiting another hour to try and get to it, again.

I hope that was a joke.

Nothing he doesn't deserve.

Hey, I'll take it. Anything is better than 4E.

Marley & Me. Watched it because it was a dog movie...and I love dogs...but now I regret it, because it has effectively shown what will happen to my dog in the near-future,

One night, I was in bed, reading my book, and I heard some strange noise...it sounded like a giant mechanical machine moving its way across the city. It had a really strange sound when it moved, and I've never heard anything like it. And then, the second I look at the window, it stopped. I have absolutely no idea what it was, but none of my family members heard it, so who knows. Still, was very strange, and I went to bed right after incase I was getting hysterical or something, XD. Aaannddd...my Grandma in Duluth, Minnesota, said she saw some strange flying object, (at first she said she thought it was child's toy), flying across the lake by her Mother's cabin, where she was staying at the moment. She said it was round, and was very weird looking.

If he told her his password, isn't that his fault? Hmm. Every time I get hacked in a game now, I'm going to call that police, and get them arrested.

Age of Empires II: The Conquerors S.T.A.L.K.E.R. Warcraft 3: The Frozen Throne. AudioSurf.

The Riddle - Gigi D'Agostino

No, I am not. They are completely different in terms of game play. I can't even understand how people can relate such different things.

http://antispore.com/ Start from the bottom, and then read up to the top. Please, please, for the love of God, read it all before you start flaming. Also close+trash this if it has already been posted.

NWN2 is completely and utterly different from Baldur's Gate. There's hardly any relation to gameplay at all. It is completely wrong to compare the two.

Promise of the Witch-King by R.A. Salvatore. Streams of Silver by R.A. Salvatore.

Oblivion, yet again. (edit) @Mus...Muso...(copies and pastes), Musopticon?, yeah. BFME2 is really, really lame at times. But there are some hard missions, though.

What is this herecy? I'm a demon, so that's hereacy in itself. So there!

What? CGI Timeout. As in, my internet just exploded. And thus, I cannot respond to your message,

You missed the point entirely. Yes...he did. @Deadly Nightshade ofrig-CGI TIMEOUT

Err, tons. Call of Duty 4. Torment: Planescape, (WTF?! I should so finish this!) Medieval 2: Total War Medieval 2: Britain Campaign Medieval 2: America Campaign Medieval 2: Crusauders Campaign Medieval 2: I forgot the other Campaign...lol Soldier of Fortune: All of them...they're all terrible..-.- umm, tons more, can't think of any off the top of my head, atm. (edit) Icewind Dale: All of them...(don't know why...)

Flame..? I don't ever flame, unless someone is really acting like a jerk in an argument. And I really don't have an argument, either, because any one I can think up of I can already think up of something that can beat it. When you can't think up of anything for an argument, you know you lost,

As if that could be empirically proved. What if it increases the government's feeling of power, thereby increasing the probability that people will eventually feel repressed and lash out at the government? I have an idea, make a list of things that you should ban under the "If it just saves one life..." reasoning. Then ban them all. Then see how many people get murdered by their government for disobeying and see how many government agents get killed in return. How many lives would you consider that you've saved? So, no matter the probability, as long as there are some morons in a country, everyone else's rights have to be infringed? I hope you're not an American. We must protect the people from themselves! To answer your question: Yes, I am an American. Although, you do have some wonderfully good points. I don't hate GTAIV. I hate the idiots that play it.

If it reduces the chances of me getting killed, then ban it. If a nation has stupid kids like this that can play it, I guess it should be banned. If the world has such dumb people that disregard life as easily as that, then games like this shouldn't be allowed to come into existence, I guess.

1. Banjo Kazooie and Banjo Tooie, whichever way you put it, doesn't really matter, because I equally love both. I'm also hoping Threeie will replace this top one, or share it's place., on the Nintendo 64. 2. Baldur's Gate 2: Shadows of Amn, on the PC. 3. Warcraft 3: The Frozen Throne, on the PC. 4. Fable: The Lost Chapters, on the PC. 5. The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion, (including expansions, as well as mods), on the PC. 6. Planescape: Torment, on the PC. 7. Diablo 2: Lord of Destruction. Had some really fun times on this one, but then I realized, later, that it was just a big time waster, as well as expertised in making its players, as well as me, mad as heck. Still, deserves a place on this list. 8. The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess, on the Wii/Gamecube. I actually like the story tons better then the actual game play, but that seems to happen a lot. If I was rating the game play only, I'd say Ocarina of Time is better. But I like the story tons better, so... 9. The Legend of Zelda: The Ocarina of Time, on the Nintendo 64. Look above. 10. Super Mario Bros Allstars + Super Mario World, on the Super Nintendo. Stolen right from another topic on another forum,