Pidesco

Jeffrey Lewis - Arrow

Radiohead - Everything In Its Right Place

Hossam Ramzy - Samya's Solo

Entombed - Drowned Listening to these two songs one after the other is pretty effed up.

Cornelis Vreeswijk - En Fattig Trubadur

Green Day - Emenius Sleepus

Nouvelle Vague - Dance With Me

Iron & Wine - Passing Afternoon

360 and PS3 Let's hope that's not true.

Rancid - Lock, Step and Gone

not paying attention again? sand didn't play yet, so you don't know squat. clarification: there were maybe 2 or 3 bluff situations worth noting in all of nwn2. most dialogue encounters were simply diplomacy encounters... but there were a few times when bluff were helpful... but for 2-3 situations it would be kinda silly to spend 23 ranks in bluff. am asking if motb makes skills other than diplomacy more useful than they was in nwn2. diplomacy were near essential in nwn2 for those who were interested in dialogues. bluff and intimidate? sw, hmmm. sounds like maybe obsidian went back to ps:t roots. ps:t were pre 3e... no skills. many ps:t dialogue branches were revealed to characters with high wisdom. not have spot or listen checks or some other plausible wisdom based skill check, 'cause no skills were in ps:t. heck, the entire game were pretty wisdom centric.... were the one indispensable stat. 'course now we got skills. by chance did you play a character with high wisdom such as a monk or cleric? am wondering if people who played mages were seeing numerous intelligence based options. developers o' ps:t really didn't try to balance wisdom v. other stats... am wondering if they does same in motb. HA! Good Fun! I found that intelligence and wisdom were more or less balanced in Torment. Sure, wisdom gets you more info than intelligence, but not that much more. And charisma also had quite a few dialogue options. The other stats were almost useless, of course.

I remember that but, was it an amoeba, though?

Not as helpful as me, you bunch of meanies.

Suzanne Vega - Fat Man & Dancing Girl

The first time I did that mission, I also got owned. All I can say is use cover judiciously, watch out for flankers, don't stay in the same spot for too long and aim for the head. Oh, and try to protect your team mates.

Well, at least you were thinking about what brand, would your next mouse be.

If you really want nothing to happen between you two, you can just tell her you posted her picture in an internet forum frequented by sweaty hardcore gamers. Better safe than sorry.

Don't forget there were these bits in Diablo where the goal was to destroy your own mouse through incessant clicking. I think they called it gameplay.

http://forums.obsidianent.com/index.php?automodule=blog You really should stop smoking those things, man!

With the 'right' attitude just about anything is deadly. I could probably kill people with Sand if necessary. Probably? I'd say definitely.

Considering the difference between our systems is 0.2 GHz, I don't know what to say... :sad:

What's your resolution? I'm running practically the same system as you, and NWN2 is smooth as butter with everything maxed except for AA at 1024*768. It's so good I'm even thinking of changing to 1280*960.

Undying. Goddammit this is some freaky ****. I've barely begun, and I have already been maimed twice.

I played the first game, plus all the demos, and I recall feeling that the games kind of lost something when the series went 3d. So I guess that I recommend that you play the first two games.

That's pretty awesome, where did you get it?