Leferd

Already done that. Battlestar Galactica. Starcraft would totally do it for me. Of course there are already many "movies" within Starcraft. (Aliens. Predator. Alien vs. Predator. Starship Troopers to name a few)

I actually prefer that my character's general background is developed by the designers. That gives them more options in writing the game story. Games in which the PC is not defined (like IWD) tends to bore me. The background doesn't have to be in detail, but leave enough background in which the npc's can react to it.

The story of Exar Kun has been dunn'd to death. There are books. There are comic books. And his presence has been felt in other video games too. If you're interested, read the Tales of the Jedi comic book series. Avoid the Kevin J. Anderson novels.

Back in the good ol' days of 2d graphics, I thought my Level 7 Ranger was a complete badarse machine of evil buttkickingness. Now I realize those days of low level dominance in crpg's is long gone. Good times.

If Obsidian didn't go over 20 and add prestige classes, there' be an uproar. Certain gamers will have fits over not being able to munchkinize their character builds...

"Or did he have one of his minions wright it?" Wright? Umm...yes. There is a Wright Brothers Exhibit in the Smithsonian.

click. See Chapter Two. I think the Smithsonian Institute is reliable enough.

Someone needs to watch a little PBS. A little program called Joseph Campbell and the Power of Myth.

I'll bite. But KotOR is better than FO2! (though FO > FO2) *runs and hides before FO fanatics wake up*

I think the NWN2 forum is out of his jurisdiction.

hmmm KotOR 3? ...and the plot thickens...

Too many times. But that's a different gripe.

nifty. being hunted by the sith being hunted by bounty hunters working for the sith being hunted by bounty hunters working for the hutts

It would certainly add to the atmosphere and koolness of the game. If Bio Jr (Biobsidian?) can include it -great. If not, no biggie.

I did say roughly. But I wouldn't mind it being longer.

The only way I can see speeders being included in the game is as an out-of-gameplay traveling medium ala ebon hawk but in-planet. Cut scene sort of thing.

It's not so much that prestige classes bother me, but that we will be roughly doubling the rate of level advancement in roughly the same amount of game hours as the first KotOR. I don't think we'll need to worry so much about balance. Prestige classes will make our characters powerful enough as it is, but going level 30-40 will ummm....more than offset any ummm...balance issues. Basically, we'll be too powerful.

Wow. You is sure dense...

Click here. See: Spam Actually, you're not that bad. Your enthusiasm is admirable, but message board junkies will respect your posts more if you put a little more effort into thought. AND I still say food is a bad idea. Teeeeeeedious.

ugggggh.

Seriously. Have you thought this through? Eating to constantly offset your hero's super-metabolism is not fun. It is tedious. There is no good reason why it should be included. Eating and bathroom breaks are best left to the imagination. Just assume that they do all those mundane biological functions when we're not looking. Everytime the phone rings and you pause the game, just assume that that is their cue to go to the head.

Puhleaze. Notice my "uberkewl crpg" clause? Go back to yo mama little boy. All kidding aside...if you really want combat bonuses there are those stimulants that Canderous can hook you up with. Why eat?

"That's not to say Star Wars doesn't have some great food moments... blue milk, Yoda eating Luke's rations, Chewbacca going after the big thing of meat on Endor..." Don't forget Aunt Beru's mad cooking skillz.

Ultima Online is the true epitome of tedium.

Ha! Now you've done it. Attacking my geek sensibilities now huh?! Ok pal, name me some uberkewl crpg's where food directly effects a character's fighting skills. And I'll counter with just how 'food' is totally unnecessary and having to constantly feed yourself is pure tedium.