Rosbjerg

BG1 & 2 + TOB, KOTOR1 & 2 stands out in my memory as some of the best acted games and most well written all in all. But best story I've ever experienced is The Longest Journey - I felt very drawn in to the universe, the characters and the story was well crafted and well told/delivered. Inspiring game on all levels. Only drawback was that the puzzels could get a bit tedious.

I have no doubt, like so many others here, that life exsist somewhere else - in an almost endless universe (in terms of mass and not space) it seems highly probable that life has originated elsewhere as well.

Are you sure that wasn't a special mod you installed Walsh?

I begun playing Oblivion - better than I thought - but the combat takes some getting used to. I love stealth sniping people with my bow though - mmmm..

Just think how close we were to another Scientology-ish religion right there!

I'm gonna stand Godfather (or whatever you call it in English) for my newborn niece this sunday.

I'm working - and I have hangovers..

I wonder why many were so repetitive. I wanted to get even/I wanted revenge .. there's not a big enough difference between these two to justify including both imo.

I'm sooo in to you! But yeah Mus?, problem with discussing morality in a fictional universe is that you tend to draw in the moderen philosophies and theories - I do however think it could be relevant to view the dominant theories of the time GL wrote SW - to get a better understanding of the background of his particular morale/ethical cobnstruct. When did he write it?

Since he's called the "abjurant champion" maybe he ins't allowed to join groups? a kind of I'll-do-it-myself guy.

That strikes me as rather wierd - wait - what if they only die because Oscar lies next to them!? - Hey Oscar, who's next?

rubber mallets? meh - mine had sharpened nails and a zealous devotion to defend their idols honour! on the other hand, your's did drop their shoes - which means they could run faster.. While the girls who chased me had tons of merchandise and autographs - ah okay, I'll grant you a draw..

I once ran away from a pack of starving teenagers, who had the idea that I was a boyband hater - this was true of course - but how they got this information is beyond me. I think I ran about a mile before loosing them - and while it certainly seemed like more than an eternity - I'm sure it was something like 5-6 minutes. I'm thinking of developing a workoutprogram based on the experience.

Yeah. ReBoot was pretty awesome.

Actually, animals do it all the time.

I have huge problems with my group powerplaying.. Why didn't I ever think of this!

then how about...... Star Wars ...... Galaxies.....

I saw Idiocracy yesterday. A good idea and a decent plot (too many holes though), but the actors are horrible (except for the female lead) so the story simply falls short - there's nothing to carry it - so it becomes unbelievable and stereotypish.

You scored 5 Honor, 1 Justice, 10 Adventure, and 7 Individuality! Pirate Raider More than just the usual swabbie, you demand not only the life at sea, free from landlubbers and their rules, but also you require adventure and excitement. You're happiest when the guns are blazing, the risk high, the outcome uncertain, but the chance for reward substansial. Your kind are welcomed as allies and feared as enemies. Put on your wooden leg and hook. You'll do just fine!

I think everyone needs to remember that, while you may not agree with someones opinion, attitude or demeanor, this doesn't mean you have to right to denounce their right to think what they will or what they choose to believe and/or be fanatical about. Let's respect each other's opinions here. After all, we fancy ourselves rather openminded - let's show it.

that would be silly to believe indeed.

HK-47's morbidly sarcastic "jokes" like his definition of Love or his insane story in KOTOR1.

1. Jolee (KOTOR1) - He reminded me of my grandfather. A somewhat bitter old man, with little patience - but some funny stories and a good heart. 2. Khelgar (NWN2) - Monk? A dwaren monk? - The first dwarf I've ever kept in my company for more than 2 minutes - funny, spiteful and good in a fight. 3. Edwin (BG2) - The Nether Scroll "incident" was one of the funniest times I've ever had playing. Especially if you pay a visit to the Copper Coronet. 4. Kreia (KOTOR2) - She could've been my favorite character if the game had had all the cut content I think - She made me view SW in a very different way. 5. Imoen (BG1-2) - A very deep character who fleshed out the BG universe and your own PC, it wouldn't have been the same game without her. 6. HK-47 (KOTOR1-2) - If I could only have kept that Pacifier Module in him! His definition of love still cracks me up though. 7. Bastilla Shan (KOTOR1) - Mostly because she was so well voice acted, but she gave the game alot of it's feel. 8. Saverok (BG2 TOB) - It was very interesting to get to join forces with your former nemesis. 9. Minsc and Boo (BG1-2) - I've never used him much, but I still remember fondly how much I laughed at his strange comments in both games - not to mention his companion and everyones favorite miniature giant space hamster. 10. I really didn't know who to place here - since there are alot of characters I liked enough for them to get this ranking, but none of them really stood out. Honourable mentions would be Ammon Jerro and Sand (NWN2) Jaheira and Yoshimo (BG2) and Canderous (KOTOR)