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Morrowind theme EDIT: is made of awesome as well.

If you're Steve-O, sure.

Morrowind theme > all.

Sleep was a life-saver in Baldur's Gate in the beginning of the game.

It's the only RPG where you can kill two dragons at level 6 (some obscure jRPGs not included).

I really liked the masked female rogue/shadow thief.

When in doubt, go Youtube:

Fable rebranding confirmed? So the Mabari war hound is going to die?

Bah... destroying that which one cannot understand is the way to go.

Only Dreamcast game I ever played was Resident Evil: Code Veronica.. *snickers* EDIT: spelling

In before C&C/child killing.

... I've been indoctrinated with this game for nearly 6 years... and I still can't beat that stupid shark with his pellets/pallets.

Baldur's Gate, Beyond good & evil.

I wonder if beating the koshchey is possible without kiss, swallow & willow potions...

But it's sick and wrong. This injustice must not stand! Are you gonna cover the Playboy Mansion & Vatican City in toilet-paper or something?

I learnt a nice new English word today - "paeans". Simply beautiful. As for the thread, as always: live and let live.

Book-Geralt was quite the opposite of the man-ho he is in the game. I hope the amnesia runs off in the next game. Might open some interesting possibilities when Geralt suddenly realized the sorceress he used to love was not Triss at all.

The random encounters in SoZ never bothered me much... I had hired the Ranger from Samargol and boosted her hide/move silently/listen skills so high that I could detect & happily avoid every single encounter in the game. It made the game much more enjoyable. What did bother me was how trivial it became to make gold in the game once you set up a few trading posts here and there... then I bought/crafted some uber equipment and simply breezed through everything (including the last bosses). Yeh... that guy really kicked my butt when my PC misspoke and made him hostile...

Really, man, do you have an entire library on your computer with those hilarious pics or something?

There are followers available in FO3 in fact... you can even glitch the game into having all eight followers at once.

That's possible in Drakensang. It's one of the many little things the game did right. As for DA, if the magic mirrors Baldur's Gate it should be fun. Maybe I'll play as a mage, take along Morrigan and petrify her, followed by smashing her to smithereens. Or drain the life out of every follower that starts about his/her childhood.

... What game are you guys on about?

Those never-ending dark metro tunnels were real fun, especially with mines, bear traps & pressure plates strewn about. There was even a special one infested with those rambo mudcrabs... urgh.

Hans V does appear in the end of the first game... outside the resort in Aralbad. Granted, though, it's a very short meeting & disappointing for anyone who expected some epic climax.

I saw this in one of the episodes of The Young Indiana Jones Chronicles.