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rjshae

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Everything posted by rjshae

  1. If only to reduce the tendency toward quickloads, some percentage of the time I'd actually like to see an interesting positive event happen right after you fail at something. Like a side-quest that you wouldn't otherwise receive.
  2. The Dragon community has a special team for hunting down false pretenders, so be careful what you wish for.
  3. For variety they could give rings primary and secondary powers; with two ring slots for primary only powers and two for secondary only. But I'm fine with just having two ring slots. In the end, it's all about game balance.
  4. Do you ever notice in games that you stop going after creatures that have become easy to kill because they aren't worth much XP? Applying an economic model to XP for kills may reduce a lot of the so-called degenerate behavior. The more you kill a particular monster type, the lower the benefit should be in terms of useful experience. D&D does this to some degree by awarding the players proportionately less XP for killing lower HD creatures. They also don't carry much treasure, so they eventually become worthless to loot.
  5. Yes, it would be more interesting to find the other parts through detective work, whether by asking around, hiring a wizard to locate their general location, or possibly through a divine vision. Magical parts that are linked together may "want" to be near each other, so even finding them through random chance may be influenced by their mystical union.
  6. Yes, being able to arrange your party order was a nice feature of the IE games. I missed that in NWN2 and Drakensang.
  7. Easter egg: those male characters who avoid the in-game romances cause any nearby sheep to scatter like the wind.
  8. I'm with Starglider on this one. Plus, in terms of net firepower, a wand of fireballs is going to beat a muzzle-loader hands down.
  9. The occasional screenie would be nice, just to wet our appetites.
  10. Yes, fiddling with those minor features wouldn't add much value.
  11. We need at least one room full of skeletons at their PCs posting that they think the donjon is much too _____. Seriously, are you that concerned about Obsidian messing up the game design?
  12. Where's the "I want Obsidian to surprise me" option?
  13. It depends on what other attributes they will be adopting. I'm sure the developers have something in mind.
  14. Thank you for the update! Note that Steam just had a serious potential exploit announced. I hope they publish a fix very soon or that thing is gone from my system.
  15. There is a positive role for anonymity, so I wouldn't rule it out. I also think you're underestimating the KS posters just a little.
  16. Or just fix level 1 characters so that they are a bit more robust. After all, most of the population is supposed to be at 1st level.
  17. Unfortunately, most of those posters are going to get driver's licenses some day.
  18. Perhaps a Matryoshka doll? When you open it all the way up, there's a recipe for black pudding inside. If you following the instructions in your alchemy lab, you get a faithful black pudding guardian to watch your home. However, it does have the rather unfortunate habit of eating the servants.
  19. The IE portraits got kind of old after a while, so having some built-in customization capability would be nice if it can be done relatively easily and effectively.

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