It's like reading chicken entrails or tea leaves but tastier. It's what I would do if I was a seer: "To discern your future you must offer to the gods a sacrifice of fresh fruit."
I'd agree except that Obi Wan was unequivocally set as a pretty awful combatant in the prequels, and I don't think being evil would change that.
Anyway, at this point, the ideal Star Wars game would be the following:
I'm kind of balanced between doing every single battle myself or auto resolving all the easy ones. The problem is that after auto resolving, I always think I could have done the battles better myself, and that torments me.
And here I was thinking that one of the main reasons for California's status as one of the most powerful economies in the world was the easy access their industries have to very cheap labour. I wonder where that cheap labour comes from...
So, the Codex tells me Risen is really, really short. Apparently it turns into a linear hack and slash fest from the second chapter onward. Like Lionheart?
How's the second chapter treating you mkreku?
You make it sound like Barber's Adagio was made for Homeworld. Also, I don't really like how they upped the tempo in Homeworld's version. It gimps the sorrow it's supposed to transmit.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XS3NK0LKzbo