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I'm with Rev on this one. The middle of a game is not the correct time to change the rules.

So what was the fate of FerdinAllan anyway? Did the mobs of wild and crazy women find out he was really just a lonely old man and beat him to death or what? Not counting WOT, this is my 100th post!

I like Crazy Joe better.

Lucas's writing was bad enough in the lastest Star Wars movies. Do we really want him to write a book?

Think you've seen something in a movie before? You probably have. A most excellent list.

That seems to be my situation in OBS-03. <_<

Yes. Although you can involve the loss of cities and such into your peace treaties (I'll only agree to peace if you give me Houston and 100 gold).

Try it AT gmail DOT com, Skynet. <{POST_SNAPBACK}> Thank you.

Anybody know Bokishi's email address? I tried to send him a PM, but his inbox is full.

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I believe that was the time period in which the Ottoman Empire was at its height.

Fallout series Baldur's Gate series Planescape: Torment KotOR

You make some good points Rhomal, but I don't think you painted the whole picture. You're right that consumers would no longer buy hardcore rpgs anymore, but then, they probably wouldn't ten years ago. Despite being known as perhaps the greatest pieces of their genre, Fallout and Torment only had average sales in a time which we sometimes imagine as the second golden age of rpgs. The problem of a lack of more 'pure' rpgs in the past few years has also been in part the fault of rpg producing companies as well. Interplay died out because of terrible management and multiple cancelled projects; Troika died because they couldn't get their act together. The result was a lack of 'pure' rpgs in the past years. How is this the comsumers' fault? You also seem to ignore that there have been successful rpg titles recently, such as Morrowind and KotOR, or to a lesser degree, Jade Empire and KotOR2. As for the future, I don't think it's as grim as many believe. 'Pure' rpgs will likely continue to be produced at the same rate they currently are, but something else will happen. Other games will begin to resemble rpgs more and more. We've already seen this is Thief, Deus Ex, and even the most recent GTA, but that's just a start. This trend will become increasingly common as developers seek to find something new for their games.

Hm, I'll have to go with Drew Barrymore.

I didn't even notice that! :"> @Arch- Alright, your plan works for me.

Orders are still due tomorrow? It's kind of hard to make appropriate plans if you're not sure what's going on with Austria.

What were Austria's two builds?

Now I'm no expert at Diplomacy, but I think I'm correct in saying that France isn't allowed to move its fleet into Burgandy.

Skynet Skynet has an attack of one Skynet has a defense of three Skynet is an "evil robot obsessed with world domination" type card. Special powers: For every human your opponent controls, Skynet is attack strength +1. For every human you control, Skynet is defense strength -1 (If defense strength drops to zero, put Skynet in your graveyard).

I'll lose the Armenian army.

I noticed Eldar didn't make it on time to get a spot. He can have mine if he wants it.