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Try playing it windowed, then.

Actually, I'd switch On Her Majesty's Secret Service with From Russia With Love, but other than that, I've gotta say I agree with your list. Although I think Moonraker should get a top 8 position too. For the campyness.

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Can - Moonshake I can't stop listening to this song. Can are beyond beyond awesome.

Are you a Diana Rigg fan too?

I think you should get reasonable fps (I guess around 20-25) with everything disabled.

I think that's a very rare bug that happens when NWN2's resolution doesn't match your desktop resolution. Try fiddling with those, and see what happens.

Oh, I love BG as much as anyone, in fact the only reason I don't play it anymore is that I practically know it by heart now. I just think the whole exploration part of it wasn't very well done or engaging. To me, the best bits about BG were the more focused, tight parts of it. That's one of the reasons why I love BG2 so much, actually. They kind of the ditched the exploration parts but made other areas a lot fuller. I guess that, in a way, Bioware accomplished the kind of transition between BG and BG2 that Bethesda tried to do from Daggerfall to Morrowind and failed.

BG had sometimes a huge, empty area where all you could do was walk around aimlessly, with one NPC sitting around waiting for you to arrive. That kind of exploration was mostly pointless. The world of BG1 felt generally empty.

Check the post above yours Raven Grrl.

What are your specs Roshan?

"Because real life is for the weak" could be Role-Player's slogan.

This is not music, but is what I'm listening to right now: Monty Python - Logic Versus Sex Good evening! The last scene was interesting from the point of view of a professional logician because it contained a number of logical fallacies

It's because of different accounts in one computer or in a network, where the user doesn't have access to the game's folder, but has access(obviously) to his documents folder.

What's the point of having that many saved games?

Even so, don't forget that the OC is a pretty big campaign, and as such most save games would never reach 150 MB. So that 30 save games estimate is actually a low estimate. More likely Roshan has like 50 or even 60 save games. I would probably have had to save the game in my first playthrough, every single time to a different slot, to get that many save games. It's ridiculous.

150 MB a save game means yo have at least 30 save games for NWN2. What the hell is the point of having that many save games?

But MS are the ones who require personal game info to be stored in the My Documents folder, which is one of the things Roshan is complaining about.

Go complain to Microsoft.

RTS bits in Spellforce are good fun, but the "RPG" parts are bloody awful. It's like Diablo, only infinitely worse.

Roshan is a save game size specialist and he knows exactly how big any game's saves need to be. Also, I'll repeat that my final save game is 148 megs. I wouldn't call that too big.

Kudos to LC!

My endgame save file is only 148 megs. How could you have run out of space, do you keep saving to different slots? Even if you did that, you'd need like 100 different saves before running out of space.

Asrock K8NF4G AMD Sempron 2600+ 1 GB DDR400 RAM XFX Geforce 7600GT Sound Blaster Live! 1024 Samsung 80GB 7200RPM Samsung 17" 795MB These are my specs. The processor is actually below the recommended specs. That specific scene, I'm guessing ran somewhere around 15 fps. Slight lag, but not too bad. I have everything maxed out except for the water effects (which have no bearing on that battle of course), draw distance, and the shadow resolution which is at 512x512, I think. Usually the game runs between 20 and 30 fp. The only thing that seems to kill performance with these settings is the number of actors on screen. Also, I've suffered some serious lag during the bit where you're alone in Castle Never. I don't know why, though.