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Like Dragon Age then? *chuckle* Exactly, and a certain bridge fight in NwN 2.Okay, the latter was my own fault.

MotB, just bashed Rainbow Bear's (where's the Carebear Stare?) head in.

Robin Williams talks

Lucian: Dragon Ache?

Will New Vegas feature ****ty cutscene forced tactical stupidity? You know we love that, especially when outnumbered 1:4.

Ancient Vegasian Empire ruins.

I don't understand why you keep trying after the 'item highlight button' discussion (not having to pixelhunt in an RPG is handholding!!!ROOFLES!!!). Says the guy who spontaneously, out of the blue writes DA>BG2 at the and of his posts. And you can't speedrun games because some cutscenes are unskippable. /sarcasm Am thinking about how a money sink genie could be integrated in a DA-like plot. For instance, you can summon the genie and ask for help in a case that is otherwise unsolvable (in a Good Ending sense) and then having to spend a huge sum of money on the genie, otherwise he takes your soul or something. BUT money is needed to outfit your army (not like in DA). Do you keep your people alive or yourself? There, C&C. As for mages: does it matter in the end? Had the mages been weaker some DnD power gamers or some such would would cry that the mage isn't as much of a powerhouse as it "should be". It's interesting though. IMO it's pretty clear Bio wanted to make a fantasy setting, not a backdrop for a computer game, even though they're a game developer company. Then again, writers are writers no matter what they write, and if Gaider or whoever wants to make magi powerful in his setting, then it's his call. What the writes wants vs what the players expect, or something. @Harlequin: As alan said, the low magic part was changed after some time, I think this was stated/noticed before release several times. @Vol: Maybe people would've gotten it if your argument wouldn't have been an insult. Or if you had written "Bio changed it" instead of "I define it differently", which, unsurprisingly, isn't the same thing. Hahaha, spoiler spoiler roofles spoiler roofles. Now you know.

When can we have our Avellone plushies?

I may be wrong, but I'm pretty sure the Xbox 360 "achievement unlocked" pop-up is an inherent part of Xbox 360 achievements/a TCR requirement. I don't own an x360, so I wouldn't know. Jero: Definite must.

America, **** YEAH!

By the way, I have a thought/idea/recommendation. Possibly already mentioned by someone, or you were doing it all along, but who knows. Anyway, I'm playing NWN 2, and reading the LP - with a relatively big lag. Somewhere it says that the ...hmm..what's it called.. umm, well, story feats (Blessing of Vaukeen and co.) were originally an idea to mark progress and give slight bonuses based on accomplishments. This unsurprisingly reminded me of Fallout's karmic perks. Those in turn reminded me of achievements. I've read complaints about DA's immersion breaking achievement pop-ups and the stupidity of FO 3 pop-ups, so my suggestion would be this: Instead of a big ACHIEVEMENT UNLOCKED, mark the achievements as karmic perks (complete with Vault Boy pic and funny description)! Blends in, makes sense, compact, full of WIN etc.

I think someone posted it in the earlier thread.

[set Cain on fire and steal his lute] XDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD Best. Game. Ever. Period. Who designed this quest? WHO?

Very nice.

Not even how many there are of them?

And music!

Only sporks and foons.

I had no use for tactics slots.

The quartermaster is a templar, so...I guess?

You have 8 or so characters (4 if you don't want to change party after exploring just to pickpocket) with 22/2-3 skill points to burn. Giving one of them pickpocketing is no big deal.

Needs more exploding hapless fools.

The what the how now, though? The brothel in Denerim is called the Pearl."Everyone loves the dwarf!" Brrr.

Nah, we think our character learns what we want it to learn. You're confusing talents with skills, big difference.

http://www.google.hu/#hl=hu&source=hp&...7f881d5975cd1e6 BTW, who's the last Character entry in the codex? I got everyone except that person.

Pragmatism (=backstabbing) isn't honorable in fantasy for some reason.