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hah, Anders (or Anderson) he's one annoying mother... I persuaded him to give me the key and leave the vault

sometimes they get stuck in a room and can't get out, the only way to fix it without using the console is to tell them to go back to their original spot. to finish Boone's quest I found the documents inside one of the locked containers, they point to the person you need.

Riot Shotgun is another good way, or a sub-machine gun

heh, I used to confuse this game with Torment all the time when looking at the screenshots

Final Fantasy IX was very good in terms of design. It was unique even for a FF game. others - not so much. more like recycled ideas from the past. Amano's losing his grip.

what are these "discs" you all talking about? If I need a game, I log on to Steam and download the whole 30 GB package. actually, I had a good laugh when I bough Left 4 Dead on a CD when it came out. came home, put the CD into my PC, browse the content and... turned out it was a Steam installation + a sticker with a serial number to activate the game never buy CDs anymore

sure looks that way. shows how much he knows about RPGs

speaking to Manny before encountering the nightkin leader makes it impossible to talk to the mutie, I think

what?

implants in FO2 had awesome pipboy pictures

well, I'll pass on Finesse then. and there really isn't much else to wear on the head, Boone's beret will be glued to it for the rest of the game again

please, Volo, show us some generosity and post one pic of a non-generic fantasy art

it would be an action game from Obsidian (!) based on Aliens (!!) where you play as a space marine (!!!) - can't lose with that setup. I loved The Thing (the 2000's video game), it had good story, good missions, good interface, good combat. I expected more of the same from this Aliens RPG

download it from someone via a torrent client and activate. or do you mean the Steam client itself isn't working?

they don't even make these in Japan anymore. your only hope lies with indie developers, and nothing good can come from those (is Deathspank isometric?)

they would if there was already an Aliens game published by them, which Obsidian could take and reshape. what I want to know, if NV's success can lead to resurrecting the Aliens RPG by Obsidz

wasn't Zork a text-adventure game?

looks nice. they should've made AP a horror/survival game instead of spy/stealth

you're a lucky guy then seriously, though. NV took me 85 hours to complete and I missed 1/3 of all locations. Final Fantasy VIII took 120 hours, that was a complete run with every possible item acquired. that's top name a few, I could go on.

yes

again? aw anyway, I just had to look at your sig never was my intention. notice the word "amount", 100 hours worth of playtime is the mark of a very ambitious game to me. there are other, smaller games (much smaller) that are still good. so I don't see your point, sorry

when we say ambition we usually mean the amount of NPCs, quests, locations, links between these and making it all work, writing a good backstory and not ****ing up in the process. comparing NV to FO3 is kinda stupid when looking from this perspective, but of course you still think NV is worse than NWN, so I forgive you

I, too, started a new char, Very Hard/no Hardcore. 4/4/3/7/6/10. guns are at 14, energy w. at 10 and are gonna stay that way until I can't take two steps without dying. gonna try and do most quests without killing anyone, gonna avoid most creatures (I'll have to take the Animal Friend perk at some point I guess). I don't think it's a good enough build for it's purposes, maybe perception and agility should be switched, we'll see. also, not opening any locked containers and not hacking any terminals is very tempting, but I guess it'll be easier to find a mod that disables the xp reward for these actions. I have a question, with Luck of 10 will the other +criticals items work? or it's capped at 10? on a sidenote, I really liked Doc's comment on my LCK score

and developers are equally responsible for releasing games without bugs

exactly