Skip to content
View in the app

A better way to browse. Learn more.

Obsidian Forum Community

A full-screen app on your home screen with push notifications, badges and more.

To install this app on iOS and iPadOS
  1. Tap the Share icon in Safari
  2. Scroll the menu and tap Add to Home Screen.
  3. Tap Add in the top-right corner.
To install this app on Android
  1. Tap the 3-dot menu (⋮) in the top-right corner of the browser.
  2. Tap Add to Home screen or Install app.
  3. Confirm by tapping Install.

Hurlshort

Members
  • Joined

  • Last visited

Everything posted by Hurlshort

  1. NWN was definitely criticized for the graphics, it also came out the same time as Morrowind. Oddly enough, over the next year or so modders managed to do some amazing things with the NWN engine, and really helped it reach its full potential. Basically it seemed like Bioware just didn't fully use the potential of the engine in their original campaign. The expansions and the user mods really did that. They get the credit for making such a great engine and toolset.
  2. I don't think texting smiley's means he's in to you in that way. And grabbing your butt just mean he's into sports.
  3. A PnP game, at its heart, is really just about a storyteller giving a group a choice of where they want the story to go. The levels, the combat, the gear can all change depending on the setting or the GM. So if a CRPG is just a PnP where the GM is replaced by a computer, then it is very much about story and choices.
  4. I'm having an awful time with the download right now of STALKER on Steam. Don't worry too much about spoilers, I'm sure I can still muster up my girly screams when appropriate I do think it's a game I'll have to play after dark when the family is asleep already.
  5. This is an awesome case of internet searching and illiteracy.
  6. ME2 really is setting the stage for ME3. Whereas ME1 was a pretty complete adventure, ME2 is really just a build up. It didn't bother me in the least because it was a fantastic build up, and given how my decisions in ME1 showed up in ME2, I'm really looking forward to seeing how it all comes together in the third game.
  7. Duncan was a prick. I found the whole Warden situation easier to swallow as a Dwarf Commoner. My first try was as a human noble, and it really felt forced. I wanted to go after my family's killer, not serve in an army. As a commoner, it was a step up.
  8. If someone is feeling ronery, PM me and I'll give the e-mail address And I can't get enough of the that plays in afterlife main floor, awesome stuff! There really are some great emails in the game. I liked the Citadel Nigerian money scam one.
  9. I decided to pick up the original Stalker game off Steam. I'm still downloading it, but I always meant to play it and never got around to it.
  10. Wow, was it a seacow steak? Of course. I have to swim with them first though. That's the best way to determine which is the most tender. And then after you've gained their trust you slice them up and barbecue them. Suitably creepy
  11. Wow, was it a seacow steak?
  12. It's ok to be wrong, we all make mistakes sometimes. I originally read it as Obsidian was developing the title as well, but then I went back and looked at it again, and it is Red Eagle developing with a small in-house team.
  13. I went to the mall today. My daughter had a blast, they have this jumphouse place and she basically wore herself out running around. I bought my wife a necklace and bemoaned the monstrosity that Gamestop has become. Seriously, I could not even find the new game section, it was wall to wall used junk, and the PC section was shoved into a tiny corner as out of the way as possible. Sadly this same store used to be a Software Etc. and was were I bought many of my first PC games for my 386. It was a fun Valentines day.
  14. Just beat it, I like the option to keep going as I didn't finish many of the N7 missions. Although I wonder how the import will be handled, hopefully those missions will carry over in the third game.
  15. We have no real clue how many resource they are devoting to it. So the point I'm making is this could have a minimal impact on the games they are developing in studio. Again, it sounds like a consulting job, which can mean a lot of different things but probably is not a full development team. Red Eagle was pretty clear they're only supervising, while most of the development team will be supplied by Obsidian, doesn't sound like consulting to me.
  16. Who was that guy that used to argue KotOR was the greatest thing in the world while Mass Effect was the worst?
  17. Really Purkake? That's it? You are officially out of the pun club. Pack your mad libs and get out.
  18. I'm pretty sure we need to make as many bad puns as we can about why you are holding a screw in your hand. I'll start: "Boo prepared to bolt at the first sign of trouble" "The new Stalker game has really ratcheted up the intensity"
  19. Speaking of endlessly wandering Middle Earth, I was creeping through Mirkwood forest this morning. I know, sounds horrid
  20. We have no real clue how many resource they are devoting to it. So the point I'm making is this could have a minimal impact on the games they are developing in studio. Again, it sounds like a consulting job, which can mean a lot of different things but probably is not a full development team.
  21. It's ok, don't be afraid of the MMO. The MMO is your friend. Let the MMO in.
  22. Except according to the press release they aren't developing the WoT game.
  23. There are some absolutely terrible movies out right now. I thought about going to see Wolfman, but apparently it is terrible. I also thought a romantic comedy might be nice for a date night, but those look more horrid that usual too.
  24. I've noticed that on these forums when a game like DA, ME, and even Fallout 3 comes out, it is well received. People play it and talk about how much they enjoy it. Then a few months pass and suddenly it becomes mediocre or worse. What is that all about?

Account

Navigation

Search

Search

Configure browser push notifications

Chrome (Android)
  1. Tap the lock icon next to the address bar.
  2. Tap Permissions → Notifications.
  3. Adjust your preference.
Chrome (Desktop)
  1. Click the padlock icon in the address bar.
  2. Select Site settings.
  3. Find Notifications and adjust your preference.