Oerwinde

I would have watched Global Frequency, but they decided that they should only have one quality show at a time I spose.

I'd be interested in your ideas how to achieve that in a video game. It'd definitely feel more immersive to actually teach rather than just have a few mumbled lines while sitting and then "ding" instant Jedi, but how? Maybe after a few battles you'd get an oppurtunity to 'teach' them a new skill, or something, and after so many, they'd become full Jedi? I dunno...I'm not an idea-person...which is why I'm asking you what yours are. <{POST_SNAPBACK}> Well, at first they would just level up in the "Force Sensitive" class, they would pipe in every now and then about what the party should be doing, and you tell him/her what you think of their opinion and why. After you've guided them for a good 4 or 5 levels, they become a jedi class based on what you've been teaching them. If you've been emphasizing action, then they become a guardian etc. Have them only able to learn force powers that you already have until they reach full jedi status. Realistically any apprentice you take in the game wouldn't reach full jedi status at all, but its just a game. Maybe have a choice of apprentices, and those apprentices will take your teachings a different way. Like one will be resistant and headstrong and more likely to turn to the dark side, while one is humble and more likely to go to the light.

Yeah, have only one apprentice, and have that relationship a lot more in depth.

If what happens to FO3 is what it looks like is going to happen, it could possibly be a good game, it will just be a bad Fallout.

Yay! Fallout In Name Only

Well from what I've heard, Charlize Theron wasn't what was wrong with Aeon Flux.

Well Equilibrium kicked ass, so I'm at least giving it a chance.

Currently re-reading A Storm of Swords before I break down and go to the library to take out A Feast for Crows. Best fantasy series I've ever read so far.

Well it borrows heavily from it if previous plot summaries are to be believed.

Ha, I didn't even know it was an adaption.

All these nerds gathered in one place, and no one has any comment?

http://www.ugo.com/channels/filmtv/feature...ler/default.asp New movie from the writer/director of Equilibrium. Looks like it has the potential to be ass-kickingly cool. Kurt Wimmer is looking like the American pre-hollywood John Woo. Only with Sci-Fi.

Macs will pretty much be irrelevant until they decide to let you upgrade them instead of throwing them out and buying a new one. They are pretty though. And they make the greatest monitor I've ever seen.

its lame, but not as lame as feminist groups whining that there aren't enough female elected representatives and that if 52% of the population is female, 52% of the elected representatives should be female. I laughed when I read that.

Well, back at the original question: Morrowind is like an MMORPG without any other people.

I played some multiplayer games with my roommate, we found out fast that teaming together gave us a very unfair advantage if we didn't team computer opponents together. Also, the game would disconnect one of us from the lan once we got into the industrial age and we couldn't reconnect ever, and we'd have to start over. Happened every time. Well, until the first patch. After the first patch we kept getting out of sync errors and couldn't get past the first 10 turns.

The way I see if, if its possible to travel forward in time, return, and travel to the same point in the future, then that proves the existance of god. Because if there aren't multiple futures, then it means everything is predetermined.

D&D was the one where everyone turned into sparkles and flew away at the end right? Apparently the Sci-Fi channel tv movie was better than the original.

I'm canadian, doesn't apply to me.

oerwinde Pacific time. I think thats GMT -8 or something.

But don't you think there's a world of difference in quality between the Breath of Fire games and the other ones on your list? <{POST_SNAPBACK}> Oh definitely. Doesn't mean they're not good.

Your taste in console RPGs continues to baffle me. How can you put the Breath of Fire games on your list? BoF is even worse than Suikoden 1! " <{POST_SNAPBACK}> BoF2 is one of my favorite games. BoF wasn't that bad.

Final Fantasy IV Final Fantasy VI Breath of Fire Breath of Fire 2 Chrono Trigger Secret of Mana Super Mario RPG Super Mario Kart And for some translated Roms Seiken Densetsu 3 Tales of Phantasia

too bad they changed the latest lords of the realm to make it suck.

I got a whole bunch of DVDs for christmas, and bought even more with Christmas money. heres a list off the top of my head. Memento War of the Worlds Fantastic Four The Professional Robots Sin City Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon Arlington Road Clone Wars vol 2 The Incredible Hulk(TV Series) Sliders Season 1&2 Batman the Animated Series Vol 4 Gargoyles Season 2 part 1 Cutthroat Island SeaQuest DSV Season 1 Battlestar Galactica 2.0 The Pretender Season 1 Superman TAS vol 2 So far of that I've watched 3 discs of Sliders, 2 discs of SeaQuest, Robots, and Fantastic Four. I have a lot to go.