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I'd rather see some race-specific class options that reproduce elements of multi-classing.

I was amused by Elon Musk's terminology for the previous failed landing attempts: RUD -- Rapid Unscheduled Disassembly.

Sorry, but... what? Is that what the crafting system is for?

Subtle...

Oh, settle down.

A Victorian era dark fantasy could be good. A little steampunk, some faerie influences, and a mix of rationalism with romanticism.

The potential drawback of becoming a management-type is that you don't get hands on work as often as you're too busy directing the efforts of other people. On the other hand you get more influence over the vision of the projects you're directing. Personally I prefer getting my hands dirty with the nitty gritty details. Attending meetings all the time gets rather old.

The system is rigged... complained the billionaire. Heh, irony.

Is Bioware melting? There seems to be a great migration underway...

She's evvviiillll... just no.

Are you asking the right question?

I think pretty much because it was derailed by Atari over DRM issues. Mysteries of Westgate was a decent enough module at a $10, but it was completed in 2007 and then only released in 2009. I think that heel dragging by Atari may have scared off other potential commercial mod builders. The fact that the fan-built Baldur's Gate Reloaded module has been downloaded (uniquely) 25,000 times and IWD 9,000 times shows there's still a market, albeit a small one.