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What we need is *this* as a crpg (those are the good guys btw)...

The asp thing sort of went out of fashion with the Ptolemaic dynasty, didn't it? Junk food and daytime tv seems popular options these days. Running around in the Cemetary Swamp in the Witcher. I hate to say this, but the swamps in The Withcer are even better than sewers! Once finished, I'll have to make up my mind if I should pick up either STALKER Clear Sky or X3 The Terran Threat again or, most likely, go pick up Dead Space. Edit: Continued Here

The trailer isn't too shabby either (not sure how to link to the HD version) Sometimes you wish they would just make a full length feature CGI movies with that stuff.

That Dead Space trailer was creepy indeed. I might have to investigate that game a bit more. I remember seeing it on the shelf at EB Games. Maybe I should just pick it up I haven't heard about that Team Fortress game, but the videos were hilarious I don't know why I never got into those point and click adventure games. Maybe it is time to realise that the era of text adventures is indeed past its prime Does The Longest Journey run on Vista 64 bit?

By the sounds of it, there is a cap of 10 points for non specialisation skills and 15 for specialisation (if I understood the article correctly).

You just described sheep and cows Masochist... I suspect it is not because of the food, but because you want to do it for her then In that case, if leaving out the meat is the only requirement, isn't just about any dish available in a no meat version? Pizzas, Pasta, Quiche, Stews, Curries, Rice dishes etc. List of delicious looking food stuff

You should have picked up a meat lover instead Not much help there I am afraid. I don't even know the difference between a vegetarian and a vegan. Aren't there any places in Wellington where you can order stuff like that delivered from?

Have you tried the "step by step" guide? http://forums.obsidian.net/index.php?showt...mp;#entry760302 It is possible to Kotor2 on 64bit Vista (playing it on a quad core, 8gb ram system), but it can be a bit tricky getting there. The engine wasn't made for anything post Pentium, 32bit. It works mostly fine, except it does crash on the odd occasion when transitioning to and from the bink player. That part really is a killer.

Remember that the game stores your saves under your game characters name? I.e. if I play as 'Gorth', I can only see the saves created for the 'Gorth' character. Creating a few characters with the random name generator can be particular vexing when trying to find a previous save. As for support... we wish. Unfortunately, the MMO in development seems to be all that occupies the publishers mind these days, not support for old games (still dreams of a real 32/64 bit Windows version of Tie Fighter and other old Lucas Arts games)

Or completely mercenary. Whatstheirnewname formerly known as Blackwater is probably still looking for hired killers. I want to be Leon dammit

Thread pruned a bit. If anybody has a problem with not using 'gay' as a perjorative (sp?), feel free to drop me (or one of the other moderators) a PM

Just a friendly reminder for newcomers as well as oldies (as some seems to forget as times goes by)... Discussing review processes and possible shortcomings is fine, name calling of Obsidians colleagues in the game making business isn't: It doesn't really matter if it is Bethesda, Blizzard, Bioware, Square Enix or whoever else people have a beef with. It saves me a lot of work pruning threads and sending individual PM's with all kind of nastiness if people would just stick to constructive discussion That being said, which reviewers get the best fringe benefits?

Oh, it gets better yet later. Like, hey, wait a sec... *censored*. What just hit me? Over the top kind of silly Chapter 4 is actually a very nice break from the pace and setting of Vizima.

You put Anniversary below The Angel of Darkness, the game typically seen as the lowest point in the series? You crazy bastard. That's like when people rank Alien 3 or 4 above the first two. I specifically said "Tombraider game that I've started". I've never played Angel of Darkness, as I stopped buying the games in disgust after Last Revelation and only picked them up again with Legends After uninstalling Anniversary (shortly before reaching Atlantis), I installed the original and a loader tool that some clever geek came up with, which enables it to run on Windows XP in a decent resolution. Played it and completed it and felt all sad that they didn't try to make something like the original game instead (that would run on post 16 bit PC's)

Seems like we are getting WoT (Way off topic here)...

no, No, NO!, Arghh!!!! It's bad, as in really, really bad. An insult to lovers of the original dos based, GLide driver powered Tombraider everywhwere. It was *that* bad. Pretend it doesn't exist, just like Master of Orion 3. There has been ups and downs in the franchise, but it is the only Tombraider game that I've started and uninstalled before finishing. And that despiste liking some parts of Legends and loving most parts of Underworld.

You sure did. I just felt badly because, maybe I did take the "easy" way out by closing it Edit: Still playing The Witcher. Getting close to the end of chapter 3. Finishing all the little lose ends that needs tidying up before moving on. Bought a 300 Orens gold ring for Shani and she wanted a silver ring... go figure.

Right you are. Some things are not meant for longevity. I changed the title of your thread slightly and removed the poll. Maybe somebody out there actually has some good suggestions.

Lets try a different approach. If anybody has suggestions besides the obvious dubious methods?

Maybe it was a tribute to Ian? >_

I remember trying their first venture in an "actiony" warhammer 40k game, the travesty known as "Fire Warrior" >_ I don't know if the guy who bought it managed to trade it in for some decent game.

New development program... miners that glow in the dark. No more need for electrical light or other hazards that can cause explosions. If we also could equip them with anaerobic abilities, submarine sailors with gills, fighter pilots with wing membranes etc. >_

I couldn't even beat the end-boss on "normal" settings Great game though. Completely without subtlety* and "in your face" action * Unless you really play the "tarot" game.

Welcome to the club of doers of deeds Aristes. Let the dreamers have their dreams

Fulfilled an old promise to myself and ordered 'The Atlas of True names' (Europe and World edition). I've always loved maps