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http://www.gamespot.com/news/6161638.html?...estnews;title;0

Iced Earth - A Question of Heaven

.net is api and not the programs languages :ph34r: <{POST_SNAPBACK}> Yes, but discussion was about managed languages.

In the past, only way to write efficient programs was writing them directly in assembly langugages. But after complexitiy of writing programs with assembly exceeded the capabilities of programers, they started to use higher level languages. So, the question is complexitiy. If using c# makes it possible for programmer to code what he/she wants, then c# is not a bad option.

I always register my games.

Yo ho! Drink up, me 'earties, yo ho!

Atari employees, do not even know the exact name of their games. Look at the title of the page. http://www.atari.com/nwn2/

So, i am not alone.

It's weird. I can't hear any of footstep and combat sounds. P.s. No i'm not deaf. I can't hear them because they don't exist at all.

A demo is on the way. http://gothic3.aspyr.com/

You can try Darkstar One. Quite similar to Freelancer.

- Interestingly, i'm getting much better FPSs at outdoor than indoor. - Game is quite playable with my old machine. (9600pro, 512ram, P4 3 Ghz) - Level progression is a bit fast for my tastes. - Bevil looks like Carth Onasi acts like Atton.

I really can't get, why people at Bioware forums are bitching about the camera controls. Controls are good and almost same as NWN's controls.

My NWN2 has just arrived. Party time! :joy:

Necro time!!!! Games i'm looking forward to are: 1- Culpa Innata 2- Mount & Blade's new update. Luckily, it will be available sometime in this this week. 3- Next episode of Sam & Max.

Judas Priest - Epitaph

I think they are analizing the MMO market for turn-based games. Yes. Fallout Online is coming!

Is it true that you need 7gb of empty space at your HD to install the patch properly?

Talking about NWN2, right?

Well, you have to buy the game.

http://interplay.com/ Go and play online chess! Yeah!

My NWN2 will be in my hands next week. I wonder if it's best to wait further patches before start playing.

I am the third. BTW, i am glad we have some info about game at last. Vapourware? No waaaaay!

As you can expect from an episodic game, it's not very long. About 3-3,5 hours. I know, it seems short at first, but the game has good replay value. There are some randomly generated puzzles for example. And the game itself is very very fun to play and this alone makes the game replayable. I'd buy the complete season. From the Telltales' site: Buying the entire season gets you access to each episode as soon as it comes out on Telltale's site (we'll send you an email to let you know it's available). Next spring, you can get a CD version of Season 1 for the price of shipping. (You don't pay for shipping until then.) Remember, there will be six episodes in Season 1, which means buying the whole season up front will save you almost $20 over buying them individually for $8.95 a piece.