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These look good to me: Rise of Legends. Warhammer: Mark of Chaos!!!! Spellforce 2 Sickle and Hammer Hellgate: London Neverwinter Nights 2 Age of Conan Age of Pirates Pirates of the Burning Sea Mage Knight Apocalypse Bioshock!!! Alan Wake Elder Scrolls: Oblivion Condemned Call of Cthulhu: Dark Corners of the Earth Dreamfall ...and finally... Warhammer: Online There's a few more that look interesting, but until I investigate I can't be sure Thanks for posting this link

Only if said "human" has no control of itself. If all you're looking at is the meat, then you'll always be wrong. Animals are controlled by their instincts. Humans control their instincts. So, Hades, are you a human, or just an animal?

Only the human animal.

an outmoded and archaic style of thought. natural selection will weed you out eventually

More of a rebuild. I've got most of the old VTM books in PDF form

I like the fire dance. <{POST_SNAPBACK}> Nothing beats the firedance :D

Whichever one gets you the most attention

What actually is is the fact you're wrong Oh, and before you try and twist that. I mean wrong in general.

I'm afraid not. Fallout wasn't even built around SPECIAL until they dropped GURPS for reasons I don't remember offhand, it was created as a replacement system. Saying Fallout HAS to follow SPECIAL is completely false... Fallout was meant to be some sort of GURPS game. By your logic, Fallout failed because it wasn't GURPS based. You are just arguing to be heard

Obviously

Nope. All it has to be is a video game that has an RPG structure :D That's coming from your examples Kitty Cthulhu (w00t)

WoD: Sorcerer was made for people who couldn't get into the "feel" for mage

I own a few books for this system (got them as part of a larger deal) It looks interesting

Psionics rocks I may be biased though, Dark Sun was one of my fav settings.

Failed. By that logic Fallout 3 wins by default

Settings and rules system are two different things. By your point of view DnD suddenly fails because it shifted from basic DnD to First edition ADnD to second edition ADnD to third edition DnD.

I could probably forgive a lot if I can still make people explode, melt and do the fire dance in Fallout 3

Oh, goodness no :D

What are you babbling on about now?

They're roleplaying Sith ^_^

I think Fallout: Brotherhood of Steel (PS2 and Xbox) is good enough reason to be fearful of anyone touching the setting until they've proven themselves

Did you actually check out the site? I'm familiar with the Feng Shui setting, it'd make an interesting game.

Exactly Alan As long as it looks and feels like Fallout I could care less if it uses Isometric/Special or FPS/Morrowind game styles. I'm just not sure that Bethesda can do it though. To be honest, I'm not sure Troika could either. Obsidian on the other hand... (w00t)

Could be interesting.