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A Kotor MMO is indeed a possibility. They also send the Kotor Lead Designer James Ohlen down to the Austin studio, and it could also explain why LucasArts is so hesistant to Fergs "We want to make a Kotor3" requests. They're still scratching their heads whether naming it "3" or "Kotor Online" or "Kotor: Lame subtitle". Important decisions like that take much time to make, so Obsidian has to keep waiting in the queue, unfortunately.

Ah, yes. Achtung = Warning. Some Swedish words actually are quite influenced by the german word of the same thing, so a bit of the language actually is quite easy for, well, atleast for me, to understand. Well, the Scandinavian languages belong to the Germanic group, so...duh.

But I always thought history lessons are dry and cold anyway...you only learn numbers and some biased superficial stuff. That's why I'm currently reading some books from Stefan Zweig, Jospeh Roth, Arthur Schnitzler and (for some fun) Franz Kafka, people who lived around that time period of ~1880 up to the Nazi talkeover of Europe to get a better sensibility from a human perspective.

Too bad. I think it should be better to teach generally the turbulent era from mid 19h century up to WW2 about Middle and Eastern Europe to get a better understanding how and why things stand today. But yeah....HALT! ACHTUNG! Whatever....

I wonder if people ever learn non-WW2 Nazi stuff in their German history courses.

The new E3 is scheduled for July I think. But I'm more looking forward to the Sega event in June, I hope that Project Georgia and (hopefully) Condemned 2 finally get announcent.

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I haven't, either. Not interested to take part of that carnage there at the moment.

That's what Mr. Priestly over Bioware just said: Actually, that's a really old video. That was done as an introduction to the E3 2006 demonstration. I'm not sure how the site got it as it was never meant to be shown publicly as the current stuff is all so much better.

Finally, the bikehelmet women has a very pleasent voice. Sexy, I'd even dare to say!

Luckely enough I never bought something over Steam.

Oh, just an other ActionRPG. I expect lots of sinew-complaints and Titan Quest flashbacks. Besides, the only game from Liquid that was actually any good was Battle Realms, since then I stopped to care....

I wait until the game gets officially announced, until then there's no much sense in registering there to participate in "facts" consisting only of air and madness.

I wonder how much these CG intros actually cost these days. I'm not sure how much justified it is to hire a pro studio like Blur and waste money on something that actually adds nada to the game. I just remember the NWN2 intro: Totally pointless and uninspiring. While I'm sure publishers bear these costs, someone really has to wonder if that money wouldn't better be spent to give 1-2 months more QA time, or spend it on a patch. Developers certainly can find some more imaginative and creative solutions to introduce the player to the setting and story (i.e. ingame solutions).

Fallout is totally overrated, therefor calling it "sacred", or calling any video game sacred in general is stupid. Besides, I'm actually glad Bethesda tries to take the franchise into another direction. If it happens that it doesn't fit your idea, don't buy it.

Even with the 1 gig patch G3 won't live up to the lively and masterfully created G2. You can't just fix bad design decisions with a mere patch. The good thing however is that PB recognized that and once their Engine (it has a name that now eludes me...Genome?) is mostly completed, their next project (whatever that shall be) should be better. Tech transitions can fail sometimes and drag the whole project into misery, just look at DXIW.

Carrying guns in Universities.... I'm glad Im not studying in America.

Still playing Stalker and this will certainly keep me busy for another month I presume. After that, I thought I might give Hitman Blood Money a try, unless people here think it sucks.

I'm the same way. Eventually, if I have played a game totally to death then I'll started adding mods, but not before. SOmebody spent time balancing the game a certain way for a reason in most cases. Yup, that's what I actually meant. First time play-through without mods, and if I care for another play-through, I might install some user-made stuff. Frankly, the only time I did that was for System Shock 2 and Thief 2. Those were the only games I really cared to play several times, and also had some cool mods.

I never install mods, that equals more like cheating. I just stick with teh official code, even if that means my Stalker has to gasp everytime I make a jump.

I'm anxiously waiting for more infos regardind fighting huge creatures. Last time I heard you can jump onto the dragon Space Trooper style and give him a whack. I wonder if you also can slip under his belly and tickle him so that he starts laughing. Man, I always miss the humor in combat!

Eh? People get me wrong. This is aimed towards the retardos that always claim how evil publishers are and yet exactly buy these games that they think are the reason for the decline of quality. Whatever. Don't buy that crap you always criticize so vigorously.

Oh my that sounds awesome! Can't wait to encounter my first mind bender. Hah Hah!

Which are in return driven by the arrogant and selfish thinking customers.

I'm disappointed that I had to crawl through those anomalies just to receive this sawed-off shotgun. How lame. I thought I'd get an awesome Sniper-Rifle. Other than a friggin' invisible Mutant that almost shocked me to death, there was nothing interesting else. Now I'm off to the Dark Valley, and I'm wondering how to get there.... Maybe it's just me, but the map needs improvements, as I sometimes get a little lost in teh Zone.