Child of Flame
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It seems that there are quite a few pesimists out there. You guys are making it seem as if Interplay is jealously hoarding the FO liscence, and that to buy it would cost an arm, a leg, and a pint of virgin blood. Look at this article that came out a couple months ago on gamespot.com
http://www.gamespot.com/news/2004/04/15/news_6093628.html
Notice that Herve Caen, Interplay's CEO states that Interplay will probably try and have an outside company work on it. Because several of the origional developers are working for Obsidian now, it would not surprise me if they were one of Interplays top choices.
Erm....you better check the RPG and General Gaming section, specifically Herve Needs Therapy/Herve's cunning plan (Same thread topic, started by different people). It sounds like what he plans on making is FOOL (Fallout Online) a MMORPG based in the Fallout Universe. F*cktard he is, burned he needs to be.
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Be interesting as a quest to find out what the time is only to learn you were born 1000 years ago, as you should have died at least 900 years ago. Interesting...
Unless you're a whill/frogling/whatever the flock Yoda, Yaddle, and Vandar are. :D
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I'll go 75%.
She has a 100% chance of surviving if you go Dark Side, and a 50% chance of surviving if you go Light Side. So I pick the median between the two.
Basically if you're going for anything but Greysider, she's alive. (Uber Lightsider would redeem her, Darksider would take her on as an apprentice. )
Though she might have been later killed by Revan if she tried to overthrow him in the intermittent five years. I think even if she is dead though, she'll be coming back as a force ghost.
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There's also a LOOOOOT of space that a fleet could be hiding with....they could've even built some sort of spacestation colony in the barren wasteland between galaxies.
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DOUBLE THREAD POST OF DOOOOOOOOM!!!
Close please, Craftsman, you're starting to get on my nerves a lil what with all the multiple posts of interviews that have already been posted multiple times. I do like his theory about the sock phenomenon though.
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Guns that size can be implemented well (the S.M.A.R.T. Gun from Aliens that the Marines used comes to mind) but usually to be effective, this is all theoretical of course, they would have to have some sort of harness to make them manageable, pivoting and rotating handle, auto targeting system etc. If you look at how the implemented that gun in AvP 2, you will have a perfect example of cool larger than life gun. I suppose Candyman, assuming that his robotic arm wouldn't rip off of the rest of his body while trying to support that gargantuan (honestly, 90 lbs, try several hundred), it could be effective, but without some sort of pivoting and rotating handle, I don't see how he's supposed to manuever that thing without pivoting his entire torso. I could probably be effective at long ranges though.
My $0.02
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.....but would it be possible maybe (as a reward) that if a person's suggestion actually is incorporated into the game that he or she receives a free copy of the game when it is released???
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Who is Takeshi Kaga?
Some freak who hosts Iron Chef I think.
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The reason why CDs are still used is because so many people still have them. With pcs you arn't forced into one hardware configuration, which is both a blessing and a curse. The publisher also wants to reach the most people it possibly can with the game (increased sales) and people with CD and/or DVD drives can play the CD version. While I'd like for them to release a DVD version for the pc, they'll only do it if they think there's money in it for them.
None of the obsolete bastards who still have a 16x CD-ROM in their PC are gonna change up though until SOMEONE decides to release all the games in DVD format. Someone has to take the leap sooner or later.
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Recovering Star Wars Nut. Used to read the books alot way back in high school. Now, not so much.
That's pretty much how it was for me....except I read them in gradeschool, then progressed to more mature themed books as I got older....does this make me weird.
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Well, Mission was the least frequently used of the characters, or so I thought. (Actually, I used T3-M4 even less...)
I used Mission ALOT. Properly leveled, her Demolition, Computer Use, and Security skills can be rather handy. Plus who doesn't like a busty underage Twi'lek in their party.
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How about ye olde pyrotechnic axe B)
Sheesh, give 'em a little and they always want more. If'n you'd really like I suppose you could make a saber axe with some stat modifying and retexturing of the Gammorean Battleaxe.
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How about a sabre-axe? It could be used by the Sullustrian Jedi character. :D
Now you're pushing it fool.
You can flouish the battle axe too BTW. I think it's just the same animation as a Vibrosword or blade, but it looks different. -
I would like to see non-jedi force users in the party, perhaps Sith trained (Dursil, Selketh) or a Force Adept type.
A Gammorian with a big axe would be fun. I was very disappointed that I didn't get to run around with a big axe in the first game.
You can, you just have to use the console cheats.
Misc. War Weapons:
g_w_waraxe001 - Gamorrean BattleAxe
g_w_warblade001 - Wookie Warblade
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But instead you're forced to kill her just to prove how eeevill you are.
It was pretty fun having Saalaadbar her childhood friend and compatriot from Taris rip her arms off....or whatever the 'non-graphically violent' alternative was.
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"I knew it I'm surrounded by ****!" :D
Cheers!
INT. SELF-DESTRUCT ROOM - SPACE LONE STARR walks
in. He notices green bars guarding the self- destruct button.
SELF-DESTRUCT GUARD Is that you Mila?
LONE STARR reacts. He points the Schwartz ring
at a can of Spaceballs-the Shaving Cream. It starts to move towards
him.
The SELF-DESTRUCT GUARD reacts. He turns around to LONE STARR who
catches
the can.
SELF-DESTRUCT GUARD Who are you? What are you
doing with that?
LONE STARR This.
LONE STARR sprays shaving cream in the eyes of
the SELF-DESTRUCT GUARD. The SELF-DESTRUCT GUARD screams and opens
his
mouth. LONE STARR sprays the cream down his mouth. The SELF-DESTRUCT
GUARD
falls down unconscious.
LONE STARR Sweat dreams.
LONE STARR takes the card off the SELF-DESTRUCT
GUARD'S belt. He inserts it into a panel and moves a switch to pull
up
the green bars. The green bars disappear. LONE STARR walks up to the
self-destruct
button. It says, "DO NOT PUSH UNLESS YOU REALLY, REALLY, MEAN
IT."
LONE STARR begins to press the button.
HELMET (mask down) Not so fast, Lone Starr. (walks
in)
LONE STARR Helmet. So, at last we meet for the
first time for the last time. (thinks about what he said) Yeah.
HELMET Before you die, there is something you
should know about us, Lone Starr.
LONE STARR What?
HELMET I am your father's brother's nephew's cousin's
former room-mate.
LONE STARR What's that make us?
HELMET Absolutely nothing. Which is what you are
about to become. Prepare to die.
HELMET puts his Schwartz ring on. He puts his
hands next to his crouch. A green light beam similar to a light
saber.
LONE STARR does the same.
HELMET You have the ring, and I see your Schwartz
is as big as mine.
Both look at their beams.
HELMET Now let's see how well you handle it.
HELMET walks over to LONE STARR and starts to
fight with him. They swipe at each other with their beams. HELMET
pulls
back a little too far and knocks off the sound manager from the
stage crew.
He screams and falls off a ledge. LONE STARR and HELMET stop
fighting.
HELMET Ummm, he did it.
LONE STARR What?
LONE STARR swipes at HELMET. HELMET blocks it.
They start fighting again. They swipe at each other until their
beams become
twisted.
HELMET s***. I hate it when I get my Schwartz
twisted. Okay, maybe if my put leg up on yours we can split apart.
HELMET puts his foot on LONE STARR'S leg.
HELMET Good, yeah. On three; one, two, three,
go.
HELMET and LONE STARR pull away from each other.
Their beams disappear. HELMET looks up and recreates his beam. He
points
it at LONE STARR. LONE STARR does the same and points his at HELMET.
They
move in closer. Their beams touch ends. They are trying to cause the
other
to lose their beam. HELMET loses his beam. LONE STARR swipes at
HELMET'S
helmet. It doesn't make a mark. He tries again, same. He tries
again, same.
HELMET lifts his mask up and laughs at him. LONE STARR'S beam
disappears.
He punches HELMET'S face. HELMET'S mask falls down. He recreates his
beam
and charges at LONE STARR. LONE STARR holds him back with his hand.
HELMET
swipes at him several times. LONE STARR lets go of HELMET. HELMET
runs
into a locker with his helmet.
HELMET So, Lone Starr, Yogurt has taught you well.
If there is one thing I despise, it is a fair fight. But if I must
than
I must. May the best man win. Put 'er there. (offers to shake his
hand)
LONE STARR goes to shake his hand. HELMET takes
the ring off LONE STARR'S hand.
HELMET The ring. I can't believe you fell for
the oldest trick in the book. What a goof. What's with you man? Come
on.
You know what? No, here let me give it back to you. (offers the ring
back)
LONE STARR goes up to get the ring back. HELMET
throws it in a grate. The ring goes in the grate. LONE STARR tries
to catch
it and falls to the grate.
HELMET Oh, look. You fell for that, too. I can't
believe it man.
LONE STARR gets up and runs to a corner.
HELMET So, Lone Starr, now you see that evil will
always triumph, because good is dumb.
HELMET fires a green beam at LONE STARR. LONE
STARR dodges. HELMET tries again. LONE STARR dodges. HELMET tries
again.
LONE STARR dodges. LONE STARR backs into another corner.
HELMET Very impressive, Lone Starr. Too bad this
isn't the Wide World of Sports.
YOGURT'S VOICE Use the Schwartz, Lone Starr. Use
the Schwartz.
LONE STARR I can't. I lost the ring.
YOGURT'S VOICE(O.S.) Forget the ring. The ring
is pumpkin. I found it in a Cracker Jack box. The Schwartz is in
you, Lone
Starr. It's in you.
LONE STARR All right. I'll try.
HELMET Say goodbye to your two best friends, and
I don't mean your pals in the Winnebago.
LONE STARR points his fist at a mirror on a shelf.
It starts to move towards him. HELMET fires another green beam at
his crouch.
LONE STARR catches the mirror, and cover his crouch. The beam
reflects
off the mirror to HELMET. It hits HELMET'S crouch. HELMET falls back
into
the self-destruct button and activates it.
SHIP'S VOICE Thank you for pressing the self-destruct
button. This ship will self-destruct in three minutes.
LONE STARR runs out of the room.
I love that movie.
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What about a Devaronian (male not female, males have horns and look like some sort of demon, females are more like a feline species with fur all over). I was so disappointed when in not ONE of the bars was a shifty Devaronian over in the corner, cheating at Pazaak.
It would be awesome to have a Devaronian as a party member, scoundrel of course. And just their face what with the devil horns and razor sharp teeth would be intimidating enough in combat to make many opponents back down I imagine. :D
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Oooh, oooh! I know! Anyone up for a trip to Sullust?!!!
Genocide anyone?
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... I don't think anyone cares that much, and I think they honestly see the look as similar to batman.
No, I don't know what it is, but I'm sure if you developed the costume more it might fade away. It's not THAT much like Batman, just a vague description of how we see it.
About the hair.... I dunno. Maybe make the beads darker??
It really doesn't matter, as long as it sets the right mood. I'm sure, if you want a really dramatic dark-side change or something, grown out hair that's really wild and ragged would fit. Maybe lots of sticky-up dreadlocks or something.
The batman thing.... does it have to do with the high heels(or high heeled boots, whatever)?? I dunno.
Actually, I think it's more the chest plate, though the high heeled boots complement the Batgirl look rather nicely.
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A bountyhunter that's reluctant to killing, sounds like a character that can turn out to be interesting.
Also, she looks like she in her 40's in that screenshot.
GAH! What did they do to here FACE?!! She's butt fugly now.
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Have you gotten Korribans star map? If so, I don't think Carths quest pops up.
Yeah that's true....unless perhaps you left Yuthura alive so the entire Academy doesn't turn on you...^_^
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What exactly is Carth's Messenger quest. I have done most of the sidequests but not Carth's or Juhani's (both of which I am trying to do now).
I have been revealed to be Revan now though, so I don't know if I may be too far along in the game.
Talk to Carth as much as you can as unbearable as it is, you'll know you've triggered it when you get off the ship with Carth and a guy approaches you (in the normal messenger quest trigger area, the spaceport of whatever planet you're on) and tells you that Carth's son is alive and training in the Sith Academy on Korriban. When you go to Korriban and gain entrance into the Academy, he should be in the same row of rooms as you are. You have to gain Dustil's trust by choosing the right convo options (obviously the more friendly ones, don't wanna gut him if you wanna gut Carth), steal a datapad from Uthar's room to show him how 'evil' the Sith are....and that's that.
But as said earlier, you can only have the final showdown and gutting of Carth if you're playing through with a female PC.
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I'll probably be a Guardian my first time through, and I'll try to play it like the first one.
I started out trying to be a nice guy, but once I became a Jedi there were times I found the Dark Side tempting. The farther I was along the Dark Side path, the more frequently I chose to be evil. Sometimes the evil acts were just getting money from people, because I needed the money to help me in my quest to find the Star Forge....but the Dark Side is very seductive, and my character fell. The big change happened in Korriban. I did Tatooine and Kashyyyk first, and came out a relative lightsider. But after Korriban I was definitely starting to get more and more pale
It was neat because I learned after Korriban that I was Revan, so then I embraced it. I became all the way evil about half-way through Manaan, and embraced my true status as the Dark Lord. Made Zalbaar kill Mission, hunted for Carth for a bit (is he hiding anywhere...never did find him), then said screw Carth, I have bigger fish to fry...like he's getting off that planet anyways.
The second time I play through will be all the way goody-goody, most likely as a Consular.
The third time will be as one evil dude....probably still a Guardian though....don't care much for the Sentinel....although the Prestige Classes may change things.
If you play as a female Darksider, complete Carth's 'messenger' quest, and don't kill Dustil, than he shows back up on the Ster Forge, after you defeat Malak, and you can gut that snivelling meatbag like he deserves. :D
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I just wish someone close to Lucas had the balls to tell him to leave well enough alone sometimes.
He only hires brainwashed c0ck mongering f*cktards these days to avoid just such a predicament.
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How about a kegger of Skittlebrau?