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There's a merchant in Old Owl Well, but I don't know if that's the one. Also, Port Llast has a couple of good merchants.

I saw Taken the other day and I thought It was bland and poorly written. I agree that it was cool to watch Neeson kick ass, but everything else was all kinds of awful. Neeson's character was an absolutely horrible father who I just couldn't sympathize with. Also, His kid running around as if she was 8 years old really got on my nerves, and Famke Janssen's role was a waste of a fine actress. The trailer was much better than the movie.

I'm beginning to think I have to buy this. I just have to figure out whose money I'm going to use...

The NOLF games have some awesome set pieces that make you feel like you're there. The airplane and the boat from the first game were highlights for me.

When you get Shandra, you don't have to drop anyone. You just go around with a party of five.

I'm a fan of Shandra even if she is a forced companion.

Helmets never appear on the OC's companions. I think it has to do with the unique head meshes, but I could be wrong.

How does dialogue work in co-op?

I believe that doesn't happen if you click the character's portrait instead of selecting the character himself.

How about some awesome with your dish of awesome?

What seems like an awesome vampire movie is Let The Right One In. I hope they release this here in Portugal.

If there is such a thread, I'll gladly pin it. I don't think there is one, though.

Happy birthday, other poster person.

As far as I know, SoZ doesn't require a patch to play, it requires a patch to play online.

It isn't too hard to figure out.

I think they're just setting up Bond to be a cold hearted bastard who gets all the ladies and cleverly quips all the time. He will the same character as always, eventually, except you'll know why he is like that. It's just taking a while because of their decision to put the new movies within an overarching narrative.

Agreed, of course. Plenty of linear games are awesome. I didn't say it was linear, I said it was too linear. Anyway Deus Ex, while linear, had fairly open ended levels with different ways to approach each map. Oh, and platforming in a FP game where you can't see your feet is generally idiotic. Actually, my disdain for HL partly comes from only having played it after a bunch of FPSes which were much better than Half-Life. System Shock comes to mind.

It's way too linear, and not half as innovative as people said it was. Also it shares its narrative with Doom.

I'm trying to control myself, as my budget for this month is already stretched as it is. By the way, for us Euros, SoZ is fairly cheap from Play.com.

Could anyone who already has the game, check its credits, for me?

Liking football is gay?

Generally, teachers here in Portugal don't have nine to five work days. And I assume it's the same everywhere else.

The ideas is that teachers work less hours than other people.

But won't somebody think of the man-children!?!?