Gorth

It takes a rather rare talent to make a full length movie with a scantily clad Kristanna Loken unwatchable. Yes Bloodrayne, I am looking at you!

I had forgotten about that I'll have to settle for playing X3 for a few days though. Still waiting for it to be available in the local stores.

I always forget about them. The sheer number of boosts you get from robes, crystals etc. makes them sort of "not essential". Nice for flavour and role playing, but not much practical value. At least compared to the benefits of loot. But then, the game had too much loot IMO.

Sometimes It gives a different perspective on things. One day, men in black suits appeared at my cubicle and said: "We're willing to wipe the slate clean, give you a fresh start. All that we're asking in return is your cooperation...". I took the other pill >_

The delivery guy showed up with my joystick yesterday in the office (yay for airfreight). I'll start playing X3: Terran Conflict tonight >_

Are you pissed or something? Not every fan of Obsidian's reads all the articles. I want an apology. How about a chill pill? >_ It's not like they've made a secret of what the game was about. Actually, it feels like we've been hit over the head with a sledgehammer about it (as in just about every single preview, interview, prerelease review and forums).

Globals can edit poll results. Not that we ever would, you understand. Don't give the fringe benefits away! Short version is, you get to read more reported posts since you get them from all fora. No, there isn't really a "picking order". The screen has a few more buttons here and there Edit: Oh yeah, I think the job description said something about reminding people of common sense and prevent too many bloodied noses, but that was in the fine print.

It was still on the "coming soon" shelf in EB Games down here

Let's call it a pre-emptive strike, but I have a feeling that this is really only going one way from here, and that is in the direction of discrimination and ridicule of peoples sexual orientation. If somebody can convince me otherwise, my PM box is not full yet Until then

That part really sucks (speaking from personal experience). I wouldn't call myself a "failure", but I've always been seen as an underachiever compared to potential. I think the dumbest things I've done is actually the things I didn't do for various reasons, apropos insecurity and all that. I've done dumb things aplenty, but it is the missed things that keeps nagging me year after year.

Gaius Suetonius Tranquilius: "De Vita Caesarum" Gerd von Rundstedt: "Lost Victories" Thucydides: "The History of the Peolponnesian War" Barbara W. Tucman: "The Guns of August" Meh, lots available...

"History" is a pretty broad definition Ancient history, Chinese history, military history, socio-economic history, religious history, recent world history, forum history?...

I thought you were supposed to pick up styles by observing the jedi masters while you fight and kill them? As opposed to have them spar and show you when you let them live and agree to meet them om Tattooine. Is there something special about Vrook and Juyo since you didn't pick it up?

How can you say that Myron had no personality?!? or Sulik and Grampybone?... or Marcus the supermutant?... I think they had plenty of personality, if not incessant "party banter" BG2 style

Thread pruned. Lets see if it isn't possible without insulting fellow forumites and the taste of fellow forumites in ways that are "unconstructive". Apologies to those who may have meant well and still lost a post as collateral damage.

Is "ain't" a real word in English? I seem to remember a songtitle called something like He ain't heavy, he's my brother. Listening to Fleetwood Mac - Gold dust Woman (Rumours album)

I've noticed that some people seems to find such activities very entertaining, at least judged by the enthusiasm they do it with There might be some criteria that can actually me measured empirically and agreed upon as being "good". Not necessarily more good than other good things, but "good". Things like getting sufficient hours of entertainment for your money, able to keep up a decent framerate, low bug count, etc. I think I stand by the conclusion of my first post though, there is no correct answer. Ok, maybe I should have changed it to, there is no universally correct answer (for the semantics pedantics).

Try winter bathing

Because they don't have anything better to do at that particular point in time

I know the answer to that one! Can I answer please?!?

I always wondered who watched them I watch a couple of hours of tv Thursday nights where they show some Danish and German crime series in original language. That covers my TV needs for a week. The first Tombraider was great, the second good, the rest up until "Legends" rubbish. That one was mediocre and "Anniversary" was a return to rubbish (Gorths summary review of the Tombraider franchise). As for "Good" games coming out? That is a rather subjective question with no correct answer.

Sounds better and better. I wonder if the cohorts really has no interactions whatsoever during the game? No big deal if they don't, IWD 1+2 didn't have any interparty banter either. Sadly, no words about the trading system. Waiting... waiting patientely... are you released yet?... waiting... I am not impatient... waiting... are we there yet?... waiting...

I am not sure that it could really be summarised in a way that would make sense The EU is the "Expanded Universe" of Star Wars, which means all the stuff that you can find in novels, books and comics. Some of the publications are good, some are bad. What is being discussed is the ideas and storylines introduced which were not part of the movies.

Moved to Way off topic. While it could be argued that it has similarities to a multiplayer The Sims, I don't think anybody is going to "win" in there.

I think you missed the point of the thread somewhere Krezack... try reading Walsinghams original post again. Using the black and white logic on a quote from Arthur Strahler (Arthur Strahler: "Understanding Science: An Introduction to Concepts and Issues" - Prometheus Books (1992): If science is capable of explaining the gathered information, make correct predictions about the future and explain everything that happened in the past, there can be no supernatural phenomena. Does that then automatically infer that if there is information that science can not explain, predict correctly or explain everything from our past, that there then has to exist something supernaturally? I don't think it is as black and white as you make it. Unless you refuse to accept only things that can currently be explained through science, but that is rarely the stuff progress and inventions is made of. Sometimes I think, scientist are the scholars documenting the results achieved by visionaries who doesn't put such restraints on themselves. Disclaimer: All anecdotal and subject to subjective interpretation Now, what I think Walsingham was looking for was a means of destroying ghosts. Besides dialling 1-800-BUSTER