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or just walk back to town and get more arrows. I personally don't do it, but it's up to each player to do as he/she likes. so do they balance encounters for people who do or don't keep themselves fully supplied? They should balnace encounters for people who can use tactics. If your ranger runs out of arrows, I bet there's something you can he can do. I've played lots of games where I run out of arrows, but I don't exit the dungeon each and every time to buy new ones. I ALWAYS keep a melee weapon in reserve for my archer, just in case. He'll probably not be very useful for some time, but can still help out in battle.

I unbacked Project Eternity to back this.

I'd like to see monks that use exotic weapons. special staffs made for melee fighting, claws, and other weapons not really being used by other classes.

or just walk back to town and get more arrows. I personally don't do it, but it's up to each player to do as he/she likes.

I'm happy as long as I can press "A" for "Awesome!!!"

Limited ammo. If the bowman runs out of arrows, try to have a spare weapon ready at hand. You could use that character more like a rogue, even if he/she doesn't get sneak attack bonuses.

I don't mind if "cannon fodder" drops random loot, but I hope this will not be the case for unique enemies and bosses.

Big @$$ Cardboard Box. Please?

Grabbed Icewind Dale 2. Got it for "free", thanks to the voucher code that was given to me for pre-ordering TW2.

My only complaint is that they don't have their paypal account set up. I've already pledged, so it's not a big problem for me, but I know a few people on the net who would donate if paypal was an option. (I'm assuming paypal is still not an option at this moment.)

As long as we don't get many fetch quests or quests that tells you to kill x amount of monster, I'll be happy.

Suikoden on PSP. Only one character left to recruit and I'll have all 108 stars of destiny. Oh, how I want Suikoden VI. One shouldn't want things one can't get.

Nice, bought Thief 1 & 2 from GoG.com for $8. I'll check this out when I have the time.

I want the companions' classes to reflect their personalities. They would obviously still have to fit some sort of role in combat, but it would be interesting if Obsidian tried to do it this way. I don't want a companion to have a personality and then I see his/her class and it doesn't make sense.

I think mounts are not needed in a game like this. We'll be controlling a party of six characters. You could give everyone a mount, but I don't see the point in this type of game.

Bought new shoes, because my old ones were no longer comfortable to walk in. The new ones feel great.

I hated the main quest in Oblivion, but enjoyed some of the side quests. A few of The Brotherhood quests, and most of the Thieves Guild quests, plus some non-guild side quests were well done. I still haven't finished Skyrim. I put it on hold after playing it for 20 hours. I will come back to it some day, but what made me quit in the first place was that it felt way to streamlined. I'm not against the idea at all, but I didn't particularly like it in Skyrim.

I'll try the multiplayer, but the campaign is what really interests me. The only reason I want to try Factions is to see how the game plays.

Playing Prince of Persia: The Forgotten Sands. It doesn't have the charm of the 2008 PoP game. TFS looks uglier and fights are boring. I don't want to fight hordes of enemies.

I'd love to have a big city to explore, if possible. The cities Starwars mentions are great examples. In 3D games, my favorite cities are from 2 Japanese roleplaying games: Final Fantasy XII and Xenoblade Chronicles. I was amazed the first time I entered a city in these games. They felt big and alive.

I didn't mind Rex in New Vegas, but I still voted no. If there is an animal companion, I want something different. An animal that exists only in the PE universe. And should be something you can summon in combat.

No fishing, please. I'll just zap them with electrical bolts when I want one. In a worst case scenario, I'll go to the market and buy some.

They have to.

I think there is an exit halfway through that you can use to go back to town, but I might be wrong.

It's a great game that offers good replayability. My only complaint are some annoying quests and the engine is nothing to write home about. Other than that, I love the game and it's one of my favorite games released in the last five years.