Deraldin

Nice post. Brought up some issues in there that I can't say I ever really thought of when the happened, but I can see where you are coming from with the complaints.

Volourn I hit that problem in my last game also. The problem there is that the big baddy in the fight accidentally killed someone that has dialogue during that conversation, but because the character is dead, he can't respond. The only way to fix it that I know of right now is to reload and go through the fight on normal instead of hardcore. Get's ride of the mage friendly fire which should allow you to finish the fight properly.

Eew, it's all green now.

I may not agree with the score, and I do think the problems mentioned are a little exagerated based on my own experiences, however it's still a much better review than the first one.

That schedule sounds familiar.

I'm currently teasing my dog.

I had a ring of insight do that to me. One of them I couldn't unequip though. Eventually fixed itself.

Can you have them die and play solo that way, by just dragging their unrevived "corpse" around? Or does the game do something to prevent that? <{POST_SNAPBACK}> Dead characters will auto-rez outside of combat.

It's called a wired mouse... <{POST_SNAPBACK}> Wired mice suck. I'm never going back to a wired mouse.

Somehow I thought you were mkreku. Was wonder WTF he was talking about, because I didn't think that the Oilers were playing the Leafs tonight.

*Has an ATI Radeon 9600 Pro* I don't have any problems beyond the fact that it really isn't all that great of a card anymore. Although I seem to be one of those magical people that almost never seem to have any problems with bugs. ^_^

There are several people that might betray you. Depends on influence checks mostly. And stripping them of their equipment won't work. <{POST_SNAPBACK}> ....really? I thought that there is only one guy that locks the gate open. That can be anyone? <{POST_SNAPBACK}> Oh, that part there is only one as far as I know...

There are several people that might betray you. Depends on influence checks mostly. And stripping them of their equipment won't work.

Benchpress

<{POST_SNAPBACK}> Hah! I finished it in 0:01:05! What took you so long?

I think there is something wrong with that then. There is supposed to be a fight in each room. After you complete each fight you should have the proper door open to send you on to the next season room.

I think I might have one or two games out of the 100 or so that I have.

Nearly two hours later and I'm still sitting here browsing the forums. I fear I shall soon be forced to get some sleep. My mouse has been blinking it's stupid little red battery warning light for at least 12 hours now. Should be dead soon. Speaking of which I think I may need to find some better batteries as these ones can't seem to hold a charge for more than a day or two of use. Wouldn't be so bad if the base station/recharger wasn't so damn picky about where the mouse is placed. It used to just slide in and BAM! Recharge away. Now it seems as though if the positioning is off by even a millimeter then it doesn't register the connection and so doesn't recharge. <_< EDIT: There it goes, battery died just as I posted this...

All right. Which one of you mods has been screwing with the order of the posts in this thread. Fess up. I know you are out there somewhere. <_<

I contemplating how screwed up my sleep schedule is. It's currently almost 3 am here and I'm not tired yet.

I heard about that a week or so ago, but didn't even consider it when you mentioned you were having problems. The vendor I heard mention it said that they had had their entire stock replaced. ^_^

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It's a D&D game..why would most people buy it for the OC? You have no evidence of this and frankly it makes little sense, especially since you just admitted it was in fact a great D&D game. People buy D&D games for the "party" format. Multiplayer is a hand glove fit for this type of concept. <{POST_SNAPBACK}> I'm sure that it was mentioned awhile back (read: quite possibly over a year) that much of the population that bought NWN1 had never been online with the game.