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So Microsoft keeps turning 360 degrees with each new console and never leaves the same place?

It's still a lot better than any of the prequels. But, of course, what movie isn't?

All characters in Suikoden 1 were about as deep as something incredibly shallow.

I can't believe my attempt at downloading the demo ended at 1.2 gigs. :'(

I was wondering when darque was going to show up and say that.

Just to throw more wood into the Nirvana discussion, I think Dave Grohl is a kickass drummer.

What confuses me is how a game like the original Suikoden is successful enough to warrant a sequel. It's hands down one of the worst games I've ever played. Imagine if Gigli had a sequel. Interestingly, I have the same feelings towards Breath Of Fire.

October, apparently.

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How are the thiefy bits?

You mean besides Vagrant Story, Castlevania: SOTN and Tekken 3. P.S.: I haven't played Suikoden 2. :">

The original Suikoden should never have had sequels.

Oh, OK then. But buy a tiny one. 15" inch, if possible. Unless of course you have money pooping abilities.

Haven't you read what I posted? Save your money!

By the way, I forgot cuffawkling.

That would be awesome! ^_^

http://www.supportlibrary.com/nl/users/mas...b/path13-1.html Here are the first pages of the book. It's cheap, so buy it.

I'm guessing that would be hellishly hard to balance.

Fatigue is used in Elder Scrolls games concurrently with a mana system. In my opinion, fatigue kind of makes mana superfluous, though. Umm, that's what I suggested.

I guess you didn't read this part Calax. Still, funny though.

One of my favourite books ever.

How about dealing away with the whole memorizing bit and just change some basic spell stats as the magic user goes up in levels. Example: A first level magic missile would take half an hour to cast, do 1 hit point damage and make the caster 20% tired after using it. A 20th level magic missile would be cast instantly, do 20 hit points damage and not tire the caster at all after using it. Disclaimer: Do not take these numbers seriously, and feel free to add other ways to nerf spells for balancing purposes. P.S.: I'd like to know what the views of Obsidian's designers are on this subject.

Does this mean there are at least 14 people named HIGH ON PIE in the forums?

Don't forget that in terms of the world and DnD logic it makes mages just seem silly. Why a 20th level

The problem is DnD's spell memorization system. It's bloody awful.