Karzak

If you can RP in KotOR, you can RP in D2.

It has everything, but the role playing. Without the RP its not a CRPG. D2 has roleplaying, not to different from NWN OC, you are a character out to save the whatever at the bequest of whoever.

Nope. What makes a game a rpg? D2 has character classes, levels, selectable skills, everything you need for RPing.

Wrong That's it? We are wrong and you're right? Uhm. Ok, whatever. That's it. You got it. Diablo 2 is a computer role playing game.

Wrong

Besides, we know you didn't play KotOR, you still are playing Diablo 2! The Battle.net servers still have a large number of players playing Diablo 2. It's hard to believe that there are people who still play it, after all this time (4 years?) It's the best crpg ever released, that is why NWN tried to copy it.

LOL, missy looses me and keeps you, she should get some sympathy cards! Be sure to kiss ass while you are there.

I vote leave it! :D

Besides, we know you didn't play KotOR, you still are playing Diablo 2!

with you it's hard to tell the sarcasm from the stupidity

Of course you do. You have no reason not to.

LOL, nope, it's someone like you and grommy who pop in whenever Bioweenies get a little criticism and defend them right or wrong.

:D

LOL, I haven't read the **** boards since your first pimple. I played the game once, but it was a chore to finish it, it didn't have much to recommend it other than being star wars.

KotOR has a story with depth? Damn, I missed that one, what planet was it on?

Because

ROTFLMAO, why do I get this picture of you standing there with your fingers in your ears going LALALALALALALA. :D

Nothing in Kotor requires much more than a click, the sole exception being the ridiculously easy puzzles. There is not a lot of difference, D2and KotOR both have inventory management, selectable skills, required conversations, and lots of clicking, and boring combat.

Yet that doesn't explain why, if it was just a massage, same sex massage was forbidden. Obviously it was more than just a massage

LOL, kissing is simple to do, that isn't the reason, and those pointlessly long corridors tell me they would have liked to found another way to stretch the gameplay time even further. The fade to black is a refernce to sex, if it was just a massage, why can't you get a same sex massage

You are merely making an inference. There is no direct reference to sexual intercourse. Did I say it had to be a direct reference to rape either? Suggestive dialog and a fade to black will do nicely.

Are you saying the game should be light side only? Or are you saying it should be hetrosexual only? Well games that involve rape, homosexuality, sexual intercourse, etc. quickly get rated 'M' or perhaps even 'X'. And 'M' rated games typically do not sell well. Just ask MCA. Doom 2 sure suffered from its M rating. Doom was a FPS. KOTOR isn't. Its an RPG, like Fallout. And while Fallout is a great game, it didn't sell that well. Oops, I meant one of the most successful CRPG's around, Diablo 2. Sorry. Well, okay, but even Diablo 2 wasn't exactly what you'd call 'deep'. I would say it sold more, not because of its 'M' rating, but because it was so easy to get into and play. KOTOR 2 wouldn't have the same advantage. What are you talking about? KotOR wasn't any harder to get into than Diablo.

Yes, we know you buy them. George Lucas doesn't like to be a smut-baron. Then why did he put sex slaves in KotOR? Where? Do you mean the masseur/masseuse Twi'leks on Taris? Yes, they are sex slaves. Tell me, why does it fade to black for a massage?

Yes, we know you buy them. George Lucas doesn't like to be a smut-baron. Then why did he put sex slaves in KotOR?

Are you saying the game should be light side only? Or are you saying it should be hetrosexual only? Well games that involve rape, homosexuality, sexual intercourse, etc. quickly get rated 'M' or perhaps even 'X'. And 'M' rated games typically do not sell well. Just ask MCA. Doom 2 sure suffered from its M rating. Doom was a FPS. KOTOR isn't. Its an RPG, like Fallout. And while Fallout is a great game, it didn't sell that well. Oops, I meant one of the most successful CRPG's around, Diablo 2. Sorry.