Malcador
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Good chance we'll never know for certain. It was possibly just random house chosen, but more likely someone specific Israel wanted dead was believed to be in that house. Either way, evil at work. Yeah, but if they want him dead, what does warning achieve ? I'm guessing it's just a reprisal for being in Hamas allegedly, they'll destroy your house as revenge. Bizarre way to fight, I say.
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Well, I guess oby could be cheering for the enemy of my enemy type of thinking. http://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2014/jul/15/isil-captured-52-us-made-howitzers-artillery-weapo/ ISIL nabbed some howitzers and Humvees too, whoops.
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Way back during the campaign on KS, though, post is probably lost and I can't be worked to go find it currently. But was some guy wanting to essentially play a rapist or mind-controlling one, anyway. Not too sure he was serious though. Ah hah, there it is - http://forums.obsidian.net/topic/60688-romance-in-project-eternity-how-important-how-much/page-14?do=findComment&comment=1211861
Why not, some freak brought it up last time
Of course that's always a good emotion to work with, betrayal. But about betrayal and then possible redemption? So in your example they take some items ( not XP ) and then you can track them down, find out why but still forgive them. Good Romance arc idea Malc Nah, much better to just screw the player over and leave them regretting the whole silliness. Chasing after some love that spurned you for some cheap redemption moment is pablum.
That'd be a nice end to the romance in a game - the other party flips out on you and takes half your gear and XP.
Just slogging through Abbadon's Gate now, which is a shame. Book is rather boring at 60% in so far - Holden is the same, the Roci's crew isn't around which is a mixed thing for me. Is funny though, how the protagonists are always right when it comes to judgments in the end, it seems, well and being righteous through and through. Ah well, once I finish this, it's either Dispatches by Michael Herr or The Time of Contempt
Well, that's pretty much all mod makers, in terms of extending the game as well that is what a mod is for. So I guess they are mainly lazy then, not weirdos primarily, to go for the low hanging fruit in terms of features to add rather than tackle something harder. Additonally, these are mods produced not necessarily consumed, so that's not much of an indication that romance is now a popularly required feature for games (the idea that without them, the party NPCs are bots is also worrying - hopefully one realizes they're not real people.) as one can make a mod that's never used. But I suppose that's easily answered by the OP providing a link to the mod sites. Not saying that that isn't true - about it being a popular thing, mind you - Bioware fans are a strong proof otherwise, heh.
You're basing off one, I'm going with his statement that there are numerous romance mods - a lot does not mean all - and therefore they are popular and companies should follow. Hm, not really mutually exclusive ideas, I suppose - weirdos are a good market to exploit as any.
All that proves is a lot of mod makers are lonely weirdos, really.
