ShadowPaladin V1.0

It's anime somewhere between Excel Saga and Dirty Pair. Thats a DvD cover but it didnt scale down too well I'll have to go dig up another one I think.

Fire Cast multiple Fire spells initially learned Thunder Cast multiple Thunder spells initially learned Water Cast multiple Water spells initially learned Blizzard Cast multiple Blizzard spells initially learned Fira Cast multiple Fira spells Learn Fira Thundara Cast multiple Thundara spells Learn Thundara Watera Cast multiple Watera spells Learn Watera Blizzara Cast multiple Blizzara spells Learn Blizzara Firaga Cast multiple Firaga spells Learn Firaga Thundaga Cast multiple Thundaga spells Learn Thundaga Waterga Cast multiple Waterga spells Learn Waterga Blizzaga Cast multiple Blizzaga spells Learn Blizzaga Bio Cast multiple Bio spells Learn Bio Demi Cast multiple Demi spells Learn Demi Death Cast multiple Death spells Learn Death Drain Cast multiple Drain spells Learn Drain Osmose Cast multiple Osmose spells Learn Osmose Flare Cast multiple Flare spells Learn Flare Ultima Cast multiple Ultima spells Learn Ultima

I was correcting my post not yours. I had Fira Firaga and one I couldnt remember. Which of course was because the first one is still called Fire.

Previous one was from Fire Emblem:Sacred Stones. This one is from Burn-up_Excess :D

Fire Fira Firaga (corrected).

Yes. Which should tell us something about how "new and original" d20 really is " <{POST_SNAPBACK}> 3e is very different. Wouldnt exactly call it original, but its very different to previous versions of D&D.

TMHT if you lived in the UK

TSR was still at the helm.

Yep. Didnt you know that ?

I should dig out my WEG books. They have a formula for creating Star Wars games. Like how many chases, how many space battles how many drama interludes each scenerio should contain. Come to think of it, the chase is another thing that you dont get in KOTOR. There isnt anything like the running battle through the death star where you have to keep moving because you cant win.

Yep , it's still the sort of thing people tend to notice though. Medivel is pretty easy in comparison.

I dont see why not. I'm not familiar with the D20 variant but it must have some sort of space combat rules. It depends on the ship and how many actions it can take. A large capital ship would almost require some sort of stop and go action , but for a small ship it would just appear jerky as the workload just isnt there to keep you occupied. One way to do it is to assign people tasks (including the PC) and then have the player handle the specific task. The problem with that is your probably going to be screaming when the AI pilots you into an asteroid for the umptenth time. Then whatever task you gave yourself would be a mini game, but one that becomes easier or harder depending on your skills. If I can draw on Command Mission for a moment. Each character has a signiture move which involves some sort of button pushing. But how long you get to do it is modified by how much weapon energy the character has at the time (or in the case of reels, how fast they spin). In something like the the Hawk , you would probably need two gunners, a pilot and possibly co-pilot (perhaps adding their skills to the pilots). Someone to do running repairs (most likely a droid) etc.

People should get really suspicious if lightbulbs keep popping all over the place.

The last TB console game (Gladius I think) sunk so low it's probably somewhere in Australia.. They still do really well on handhelds, but not so much on the main consoles. Be interesting to see how well Sacred Radiance (the GC version of FireEmblem does compared to the GBA). I think it was VB. Unless it's already part of the design it dosnt seem likely. They do have a pretty tight schedule for something like NwN.

A two seater would be unworkable.. I want a ship that I can make my own. The Hawk never really feels like your ship. I want a ship that I can customise and evolve, perhaps even sell on. You could even stick in some Elite style trading if your going to have a cargo ship anyway , may as well make some use of it. KOTOR really needs some space action. But it's not easy to make that a roleplaying event. Space action tends to be something that is under the players control and since the KOTOR characters dont have any sort of piloting or gunnery skills it's all down to the player. It's only the Buck Rogers RPGs I can think of that had space combat as well as the usual RPG stuff, but it wasnt the most exiting aspect of the game. (Buck Rogers games are kind of the BR version of the AD&D goldbox games).

I'm just wondering if It's something I've seen or not.

Do you have a link to that ? The name isnt familiar but I've seen tons of anime that I couldnt name anyway.

The line between creativity and insanity isnt very wide :D

Be glad it was just your arm, you have two of those after all

Are those the ones with fleshsculpt ?

There dosnt seem to be a lot of point remaking anything. While some people might buy the same game again more people would probably buy something new.

That would be worth a collective birthday wish. Where is Dave these days anyway?

The Russian tactics are even "better". You cant really win a war with airpower anyway unless you just want to reduce everything to slag. Some poor smuck still has to be there to take the hills.

His PR skills are legend

Yes, yes, yes... I'm well aware of your opinion of Nicky Katt. I have no idea what type of character he played... I never actually watched the series myself. *searches IMDB for info* Anyone know what kind of character... "Sean Donovan" was? Anyone? Bueller? <{POST_SNAPBACK}> Donovan was the "hero" in V so it was probably his annoying son. I watched them on video sometime ago. The second series was pretty awful though.