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By different, you mean good. RE is designed around crap controls. Crap controls are, like, the RE's core gameplay mechanic.

Spore was cracked and available on torrent sites before the game was released. Maybe it was cracked 14 hours after the final version was compiled.

Unless you play the game on hard, the combat is just pointless grinding. On the other hand, the combat being too easy, means you can pretty much ignore it, and keep your focus on the game's good bits.

I'm still waiting for some good old games that I don't already have. The catalogue is still fairly limited.

Oh yeah, the promise! I do write, but I never feel happy enough with what I'm writing to start sending it to publishers. Also, I have a real problem with finishing what I begin.

Getting publisher?

I alwats thought that Soulseeker guy was the best. I'm sure everyone agrees.

My dad's Spectrum 48K, 25 years ago, was the origin of my gaming addiction. No gamer is a real gamer unless he played games from a tape recorder.

Muddy Waters - Mannish Boy

The combat is still too easy, and with all the hunting quests it becomes a real grind.

You two fail at taste.

I had a lot more trouble with the wyverns in Act 2. They kept respawning.

It's always the same stupid jokes. And the only joke I really enjoyed was the one with the wheelchair.

It's not that bad. Take a stab at Moonraker, instead.

Yeah, but this is Bond. Somehow, Bond's producers have always been fairly smart about developing the series.

If you press escape, you can skip the dialogue. Also, that battle is a piece of piss. Focus on Aard.

The show has a bunch of scenes that are just dumb. The characters keep doing stupid stuff. , for example.

That sig is going down, man.

Enhanced in other ways, the most notable of which is that the dialogue was rerecorded.

Well, they're both games where you follow a linear story through different chapters, with a lead character you created by picking a class, atributes and physical characteristics. Furthermore, you go through both games picking up a motley crew of adventurers, with whom you talk to further each of the character's plots. Also, you go around doing quests, mostly of the fetch or kill variety which usually can be completed in either a good or evil fashion. Also, the combat follows a formula where you take the characters you picked to follow you plus the lead character to fight against all manner of beasties like ghouls, skeletons, spiders, orcs and many humans, who may be thieves, or bandits, or evil priests or whatever. It should be noted these fights are somewhat tactical and follow a set of arbitrary rules known as Dungeons & Dragon where the classes and attributes of the characters involved determine the outcome of battles. Finally, both games take place in the same fictional universe. Completely different games. It's like comparing Civilization and Halo.

NWN2 is completely and utterly different from Baldur's Gate. There's hardly any relation to gameplay at all. It is completely wrong to compare the two. Are you kidding?

I'd first figure out a way to predict what kind of ability a given person is going to get.

They want to make her look like an ice queen, obviously, and her hair held back helps that.

What the hell happened to Niki? Also, the number of hot blondes in this show is getting freaky.

Forkin' A!