Moose

Sounds like a communist regime is taking over the U.S. Well, good luck with that.

Chicken with roast potatos and yorkshire pudding.

That was a bunch of hot air and fireworks - as per bloody usual with Georgie. I think he basically caught the senate off guard with his posturing and shouting. <{POST_SNAPBACK}> Have you actually read the transcript? He completely owned them.

That was a bunch of hot air and fireworks - as per bloody usual with Georgie. I think he basically caught the senate off guard with his posturing and shouting. <{POST_SNAPBACK}> Have you actually read the transcript? He completely owned them.

Self pwnt. No more off-topic! <{POST_SNAPBACK}> lol QFT, FF8 was utter wank

Some evil mean person stole some gem and you had to beat them up. Then there were elf ghosts and finally a demon which you poo pooed on.

What

You started in some barrows killing drowned zombies, then you killed a frost dragon. That was pretty much it.

I'm a big Planescape fan, and I really love PS:T, but... I still think I enjoyed Baldur's Gate 2 more. Both games have excellent soundtracks. Icewind Dale had a great beginning, but deflated soon afterwards. I played through Heart of Winter and didn't find it particularly satisfying (not a dungeon crawling fan so meh). Icewind Dale 2 was probably the best infinity game for multiplayer. The 3rd edition rules were well implemented and character customisation was, dare I say it, fun. Singleplayer was pretty dull though. Had that fan mod feel to it. The original Baldur's Gate was a solid game imho, but severely limited replayibility. The entire game just became a small prologue when the 2nd one came out (I felt the same way about Fallout and Fallout 2). Throne of Bhaal was a suprisingly good and fitting ending considering the circumstances of its development.

"Don't have kittens"... well used phrase

Space Invaders... I mean what is the point of shooting all those aliens and blasting the ocassional mothership... more will just come, and more, and more!!!!!

Hack and slash crowd. The first one felt kind of like a cheap Baldur's Gate mod.

Can't say I thought the 3rd edition rules were spectacular, but they were certainly better implemented in IWD 2 than NWN. I didn't really find the game challenging enough. Either the puzzles were too easy or the combat didn't require any special tactics, not like some of the ToB bosses did. I suppose it would be unfair to critisize the game for being yet another boring dungeon crawl, seeing as that was the way it was packaged, but meh... that was my biggest grief with the game.

Meh, that actually sounds good on paper

Dunno. Firstly his statement is really quite vague. Secondly what the hell is a "tactical strike"? Even the smallest of nuclear bombs will devestate an entire city.

Whether it's intended to be or not, it's quite obviously a threat.

Truce possible, lol

Just in the nick of time, was getting bored of Zero Hour.

Nerfed to oblivion

Magic, duh

That'd actually be quite cool

I was gonna say the same thing but then I remembered you already have HD-TV over there.

Grim Fandango meets south park...

Something more amusing: Clicky

Speak for yourself.