ShadowPaladin V1.0

How I envy you your cheap year

Er.. Already have one and wouldnt describe it as mighty. Nice if you have a HD TV. But then so will the PS3 be , with more features besides.

Well they have a lot of Japanese support including the mighty Squenix. But it's support outside of Japan that they lacked last time. It seems like crossplatforming PS2 and 360 will be the norm again. Which leaves the revolution out in the cold ,much like the GC was.

PS3 and Revolution are top of my looking forward to list at the moment.

Well it sounds great I wish Nintendo the best of luck and I hope that they get the third party support they need in the long term.

I'm not that far up the summoning tree yet. Looks like you can summon most of the things you come across in the game though.

I'd like to see what happened if you did a JK game with a revolution controller. If the revolution controller takes off hunaminty will evovle a third gameplaying appendage (or more likely some sort of dancemat will be used for movement).

Both or my characters have been warrior mages. The first more warrior than mage. The second more mage than warrior (much easier). Conjuration is by far the most useful school in the game.

If you have the right sort of build very good.

He has that hair so when he nods off he bounces.

I just use bows to "pull" instead of getting swamped by a bunch of creatures. Havnt seen many magic bows so you will probably have to make your own.

The adventure games were really good. The third person action/adventures.... Er... less so.

So it wasnt some sort of joke. I owe someone an appology.. There is a painting game on the PS2 , but the Revolution controller would suit it much better.

Pretty pointless without either sneak or a magic bow. A +25 leech bow , now thats worth having.

That would be pretty cool although where you would get your third arm from I'm not sure

So is IG-88 (an assasin doid). The theory behind having the two characters is pretty simple. HK can shoot anything it feels like. Where as Mira dosnt like to kill. It gives you two very different gameplay experiences within the same game.

It's whether or not it lasts this time around.

The title kind of gives it away

It depends on the character build. Some builds will level up very fast and in a number of different areas. Which will in turn lead to a weak character. While we know that the curve eventually breaks, you still have to get to that point. Although I think the most compelling reason for getting str up's is to carry stuff rather than anything to do with combat. My new character levels so slowly that +5's are pretty much a given (when wearing heavy armour and using a weapon of some sort). Although it's finding stuff like dwarven at level 6 and silver at level 2 (as well as a +15 damage stone) that has made life very easy, rather than the stats.

Big question. Are you more or less confident about Bethesda's ability to deliver FO3 having played Oblivion ? While they delivered a large world. I think they failed to make that world interesting (beyond what you would find in an MMPORG) and popluated it with characters who wouldnt be out of place in a lumber mill.

You know you can conjure your own trainers.

Same here. Well there was "Boner" and "Stiffler" I'll remember those for a while. Although they were my creations. Bethesda just provided the skeleton and zombie.

The game frequently crashed in the first couple of days (like more in 48 hours than all my other consoles have in years combined). But since it stopped doing it I put it down to some condensation build up.

I could think of better things to do with a time machine.

I remade Phlan once. Disapointed with how limited the toolset was when your going for a specific "look" rather than making the look with the toolset. I did actually enjoy messing around with it for a couple of days. But if I HAD to complete it , then it would have been a chore.