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That was just what I was thinking. That seems like a cool idea. My idea would be more centered around an adult with a girlfriend(perhaps wife and kids?) and old parents to take care of who is unwillingly stuck with Death's job. This would be the motivation for him to understand what happened. The basis for the narrative would be Death having to deal with a family and juggle around the job and the land of the dead(think Bettlejuice's social security scenes). Of course, the family doesn't know he's got a new day job. Your idea seems more focused than mine though. And easier to implement.

He probably has an onboard graphics card. And when he says memory he actually means hard disk space.

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From what you say, the Weird story seems to be the most interesting. Would that be set in the land of the dead, or somewhere else? I think such a story could(should?) be set in the real world. The PC could be someone that takes Death's place. He could be the next in line to die, but doesn't die due to Death's disappearance.

I voted story and character interaction. To me this seems to be essential in an adventure game. I was going to post something about gameplay and narrative development fitting together, but Llyranor beat me to it. So I'll just say he really has a point and that I think this is the only way to go for story based games. @Roleplayer: Agora sei o teu nome...

Reminds me of From Dusk Till Dawn.

This website is spot on.

But many don't even know what TRON is, or where it comes from They should. One of the movies from the 80s. As for the game, if you liked NOLF you can't go wrong with it.

Fanboism is the mark of the wise. Or not.

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You're just saying that to get on the gals good side. Can't blame ya.

Pure brilliance.

Not sure. I think there should be, because "grammar" is the noun and it needs the article. If I'm wrong, then it's a prime example of what I was saying. :"> Lucius is right. On topic: System Shock 2, NOLF, Civilization, Fallout 2, Legend of Zelda: Link to the Past, Super Metroid

Are you saying Gabs likes lesbian vampires?

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They deemed it too gratuitously violent for my tender self, up to about the age of 13. When was this? If you don't mind telling us your age, that is.

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My dad doesn't play games anymore, but he was the one that got me playing games on a Spectrum. The whole family used to gather around to watch him play Jumping Jack.

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If NWN2 turns out to be as good as it's sounding, Obsidian will make me their bitch.

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You explain this a lot better than me. I should go brush up on my calculus. You are right. Bastard. I'm having fun with this thread. (w00t)

No. That's only valid for objects with mass travelling below the speed of light. That's why it's pointless, in a way, to discuss objects with mass moving with speed of light inside the framework of Special Relativity.

Uh, that's exactly my point. Infinite is not a real world value and thus impossible to reach. Yes it does. If you were to reach the speed of light, you would "catch up" to the photon, and therefore the photon would have a speed of zero in relation to your frame of reference, contradicting the universality of speed of light postulate. If you check the thread a few pages back, you'll see that I was defending that point of view.

This isn't accurate. Theoretically you can never reach the speed of light. According to Relativity if anything with mass was to reach the speed of light it would acquire infinite mass which is an impossibility. To say that something, other than light, reached the speed of light is to contradict one of the postulates of Special Relativity: that the speed of light is always the same for all inertial observers.