Gorth

Both backpacks? I only have one. I considered starting a public transport service in the Deep Roads since I commute back and forth all the time

Story wise clarify for me if you would... the big tenticle boobie boss.. from the whispers of the former capt insane dwarf you meet I though the elder dwarf I was looking for turned into that monster. That was what I thought all the hints were. Then after the monster I actually meet the elder dwarf. So... perhaps epic fail for me but I dont get the connection of the elder dwarf I was on the hunt for and boob boss...? Spoiler (should really be in the discussion thread)

I am weak I had to find some tactics hints to beat that multi boobied, tentacled monstrosity. Ranged combat for the win Maybe I should have given Wynne some offensive aoe spells...

Run Calax! Run...

Maybe the board thinks you didn't read it properly

I suppose this is the point where I confess ignorance and have to do a google search on "Twilight" and "New Moon"... never heard of them before

Would your mages (effective) armour rating by any chance be higher than that of your fighters? Just wondering since the tips on the loading screens hints at high armour values being a magnet for enemies.

Maybe you've hit a different outline format under the options menu (upper right corner of a thread). Is "standard" selected?

I really like most of the game so far, but one thing is infuriating and a sour grape in an otherwise sweet experience. The *&^%$# cut scenes that takes control of my characters in just about every encounter and make them all walk as easy targets into obvious traps and ambushes. It is frustrating. Besides that little vent, I like it very much. It is no BG2, but it is fine game in its own right. Yeah, thats what the cynic said.

I just skipped out on a combat. I don't know if I lost out on anything essential, but how the heck does a protagonist fighter survive alone in a small enclosed space with 3 stone golems?!? I tried a number of different approaches, including special abilities only available in that area, but ended up a bloody paste on the walls every time

is there a story worth telling there? Note to self. Don't open bottles without labels...

Something seems fishy...

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More Yahtzee

Start of old thread End of old thread Dragon Age Origins review Wheee!...

And six foot invisible rabbit and probably half a dozen other identities. All those who aren't Eldars alts are probably Visceris/Hades/Sand/Killian/Etc. alts Edit: I think there was a Hades_One among them.

I don't have proof yet, but I suspect Shale (formerly known by me as "complimentary golem guy") is actually female. But go through some of the dialogue and judge for yourself

But... but... then who am *I* ?!? Hi, I am "Gorth"

Alanschu is Canadian and a Bioware fanboy. Probably Volourns alt

Neither do I. Unfortunately, they are rarely that cheap. I paid 110$ (OZ) for Dragon Age (thats about 100$ USD). For me it doesn't matter, but I remember a time when money was tight and 100$ was something that was completely incomprehensible to pay for a game. I think the gaming industry is repeating the mistake of hollywood. Quoting my own post from elsewhere (Winterwind): I guess I could add the gaming industry to my above quote. Too much economic science and too little fun, too large budgets and too little originality. Not saying that we need to go back to making games by rubbing two wooden sticks together, but maybe somebody needs to be done about rampant cost that doesn't lead to anything except conformity to a formula? Just saying Edit: Thinking of it, maybe I am hiding my point too well. I think DLC is someting that came about, not to add to a game but to recover some of the humongous costs that goes into creating the game in the first place

What did you expect from a communist poll? It's a single party system

Getting a bit long... continued here

Start of old thread End of old thread I haven't found a merchant that sells dragon repellant... need to keep searching. Bioware is throwing big omen sized hints at me

Sometimes your legs are your best friend. My brave heroic fighter legged it (together with his equally heroic companions) to the "garden fences" closer to town. Then you can create kill zones which limit how many wolves you have to fight at any given time

I might be gimping myself, only time will tell. My warrior is focusing on the two handed weapon trees. If nothing else, it looks cool when fighting (yeah, I am such a power gamer)