Diogo Ribeiro

We haven't had enough time to spend together lately, and since she lives in Nowhereville, Farashelltown, it remains one of our optimal means of communication. If we had the means, we wouldn't need to converse trough msn that much, if at all.

Yes. But we're doomed to be spoon fed the "it doesn't sell" routine for a long time.

Well, *that* particular bukkake is food.

I'm actually fine with it, jus' pointing it out. Guess I was just getting unused to seeing an introduction turning into Romanian name guessing, the Phantom and bukkake that fast.

It's becoming a record how fast we can derail threads around here.

Teenage male fantasies vanquish all evil and darkness. And rational explanations.

Correction: if the company is dead then so is its continued support. Support made prior to its demise is still support, nonetheless. And, as before, deciding to buy a game of a company which has ended its activities, or has stopped supporting it even if it has not ceased activities, is entirely up to the player. For the most part, old and adequate (if not optimal) support still exists. For someone trying to erase the Visceris alter ego from our collective experience, that's a pretty standard Viscerisation you've made.

Here's a game that trumps Freelancer in nearly everything and also has the ability to be modded.

For the same reason they'd buy one from a company that was still very much alive and kicking. It comes down to wanting to play the game, regardless of wheter the company is alive or not.

Meh. Escape Velocity: Nova beats it in nearly all the gameplay aspects.

When Bullseye killed that fly when he was lying immobilized in a hospital bed in Daredevil

Fools. The only true power is that of a shrubbery.

God doesn't believe in smart people.

1337 binary master, you are.

Some are known to take bribes in the form of euros or real currencies.

Earth Died Screaming - Tom Waits

How can ya find'em :ph34r: ? <{POST_SNAPBACK}> They find you.

So I hear someone's developing BG3?

McFly. Its a reference to Back to the Future. <{POST_SNAPBACK}> 2 points.

For some reason HL2 hates me. I've tried every single thing I could remember but it won't run well. Not in terms of performance (I'm quite pleased with the smoothness of it), but in terms of what appears to be a bug. Every time I get to a map's loading point, it crashes, freezes, or hard locks. When I restart and play again, it will uneventfully allow me to pass, only to do the same on the next stage. It's gotten to the point where it did the same thing when I tried to load a game, and now does the same when I try to start it. This means, no HL2 for me until I figure this mess out. Good grief.

Project New Jersey, young grasshopper.

While I think Obsidian can produce a superior OC in NWN (not that hard to do considering the original one), I have little interest in the game at this time. And Dragon Age... Very little about it interests me. Too early to tell on both cases.

Thanks to both of you. From what I gather, meh. Out of the listed games, I only have some passing interest in: Oblivion (because I want to check if Bethesda learned anything from Morrowind) Codename: Panzers, Phase Two (and I still haven't played the first, just the demo) Dreamfall: The Longest Journey 2 (to check if its going to be good or just miss the mark in regards to the original) Tactica Online (online turnbased, baby) Uncharted Waters Online STALKER (just to see if it actually turns up like the initial impressions suggested)