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Sorry, but that's bull****. Unless you have a really crappy mouse. Yeah, people said stuff like that about the Sands of Time trilogy and Devil May Cry too, I never had any problems that a controller would've solved. While Sands of Time is more than playable with keyboard and mouse, Devil May Cry can get complicated without a gamepad, especially on the harder difficulty levels.

Isn't quality of writing & voice acting what BioWare is famous for, rather than interesting game world & gameplay? There has never been much else in their games. In their trailers/previews they always show off their deep storylines & depth of character choices. I haven't seen any information about the game world itself... they could learn from Bethesda when it comes to building a highly detailed game world with in-depth lore. I agree that the voice acting in Bioware games is generally better than average. However, the writing has always been typically crap. ME's sex scenes, for example, aren't any better than this new one from Dragon Age.

The originals weren't all that good anyway, so I don't see what everyone is complaining about.

Felicia Day is seriously gorgeous.

Miller's Crossing is an awesome movie.

you're talking about Wolverine? As I said before, I'm not a Marvel fan, so I'm not familar with the Wolverine back story/history. I guess that's a good thing for me. He's talking about T2, of course.

I'm just saying that BG2 cost less to make that NWN. I'm not sure if that's true, of course, but I don't see how that necessarily contradicts Bioware's statements. I'm guessing BIO are talking about overall sales when they say "successful".

I just bought a Herzog boxed set, which includes Lebenszeichen, Aguirre, der Zorn Gottes, Woyzeck, Fitzcarraldo, Cobra Verde, and Mein Liebster Feind. Also, the DVDs have a bunch of extras, including quite a few of Herzog's documentaries. GLEE!!!!!!!

What about competitive Twister? Or Hungry Hungry Hippos Pro League?

EA releases a lot more than 3 sports games, every year. There's NBA, NFL, NHL, FIFA, FIFA manager, PGA tour and whatever else that is a sport.

Well, ME and NWN probably moved a lot more units than BG2. However, if you were to compare the games' budgets, I'd imagine BG2 comes very much ahead. It's not about number of boxes sold, but rather about return on investment.

Does anyone know of someone who sells wooden cases for PCs?

Actually one of them does.... Stop stalking me, jerk.

I play games on a box that is plugged to my TV. I don't have a console.

And the other one looks like you?

These forums are for family friendly discussion. Or so I hear.

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I don't like the whole completion percentage in the character profiles section. It encourages metagaming, and it means we can get all available info on a character in a single playthrough. It breaks the illusion that you're talking to actual people, as getting to know them is turned into a mechanical side game. It's analogous to what Bioware does with its games' characters and it sucks. It would be a lot better if certain choices during the game got you different, mutually exclusive bits of info on the characters, and if you were never sure you had gotten all the info there was to know about the characters.

Airport and then Drassen is what I always do.

That's a failed murder not a potential one.

I don't see why it's such a big can of worms. It's rather clear that imagining something is never a crime. People aren't tried for potential crimes.

The two awesome brothers!

No love for Igor?

Good stealth isn't so much about a character's abilities, but rather about AI awareness. To have interesting stealth gameplay, AP's AI has to see and hear realistically, and react appropriately to the player and other AIs around it. With stealth in mind, how will sound propagation work in AP?