Darque

You're just trying to get sigged again ain'tcha

Multiclass for the win. I play nonhuman races. <{POST_SNAPBACK}> Multiclassing sucks :D

Because it's not made by Ubisoft silly

ROOFles

Then you'd probably love Cold Fear It's by Darkworks

Dual Classing in BG for the win

I thought you gained levels but simply stepping on bugs? <{POST_SNAPBACK}> It's possible

Can't we have it halfway?

apparently the others make an appearance, Michael goes nuts and goes on a hunting trip, several go after him.. and you hear the guy on the boat (from last season) say "this is our island" or something like that.

You got that right I was able to solo most monsters at the end of the game. Firecrag (sp?).. no problem

My desire for this game just increased alot (w00t)

Congrats (w00t) I dunno about a cheat device, but I'm sure you can with a mod chip

*reads initial post* No.

Hades is as Hades does

Actually you can't convince me to like morrowind because I happen to like morrowind already. I'm just able to admit it's flaws and why they shouldn't apply to any game let alone Fallout (w00t)

I guess both

I don't think the cloud not attacking eko has anything to do with good, evil or whatever. I think it has to do with the fact he didn't run. If you note: When Locke first encountered the creature he just looked at it funny... and was unhurt. The second time he got scared and ran... and got grabbed by it. Eko didn't run, so Eko was left alone. As for what it is... I wonder what all that electrical noise was... I don't think the creature is a black cloud.. I think what's "inside" the black cloud is what we're looking for

Sorry, but no. I gained a few levels in morrowind just running from cliffracers.. that's hardly exploting

4 monks = easy game

Your logic makes no sense This is like saying you'll never buy a meal from McDonalds at store X because a cook at store Y looked at you funny

I wish I had the design doc for Final Fantasy VII so I could learn the exact formula required to make 40% of the gameplay hours consist of random encounters and summon effects. <{POST_SNAPBACK}> (w00t)

So?

No worries But.. as for BG... no, that wasn't sarcasm At least not for me I advanced pretty quick Of course that might be because I went with fewer party members at first (thus getting more XP across the board) so when I did fill up they already had some of their advancements

Yeah, cause the slow level progression in Baldur's Gate really hurt Bioware... Troika didn't die because you only hit level 10 in ToEE, in fact I think that was one of the better parts of that game. <{POST_SNAPBACK}> 1) Baldur's gate's progression was pretty quick 2) Your ability to detect sarcasm is nothing short of amazing