Gorth

Regarding the armour, didn't you get both the weapon smith and the armour smith? Add to that 1 Dancer, Deekin, A dark elf merchant, Sal the barkeeper, two miners, the farmer from west harbour (the one who complained wbout the cheater with the enlarged pig). I'm not very good at remembering names Edit: The dancer is Light of Heavens sister of all things.

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Under the best voice acting category: "Oblivion is filled with high-quality voice acting throughout the many dozens of hours of adventuring it has to offer. " The voiceacting was so bad, that I had them under suspicion of using a speech generator that would just read and parse the dialogue text files, so flat and unemotional was it. If that makes it into the top 5...

I had Qara buff up my PC before the battle and then used Word of Changing right after talking to LoH. Her Knockdowns simply bounced of my Horned Devil's 32 STR and the 5hp/round regeneration pretty much negated any damage she managed to do. Still, it took me a long time time to defeat her because she seemed to have several uses of Lay on Hands for some reason and thus kept healing herself to full health over and over again. So the horned devil deal works? When I tried that spell with Ammon Jerro, it didn't work terribly well for him. I was thinking of investing in the negative energy eldritch blast that drains levels, but it wouldn't work against undead, and LoH might have immunity. I don't know if it is too late for you, but having the Dash feat is pretty handy. You can outrun her, and if you have a ring of regenration, it is just a test of patience, not of skill.

'Poor guy' my ass! For this slime-ball I'd build a plastic room, attach a 2000 watt microwave oven magnetron tube and punch the 'dinner' button a few times and not feel too much sorrow. Maggot! And waste perfectly good organs? You never know, his liver and kidney might be used to save lives, even if his brain may not. Apart from that, doesn't most microwaves have a slow "defrost" program?

I'm not sure it would really work in an Alien game... *Facehugger* (Scuttling across the floor): "Come here and give us a hug and some french kissing you big hunk of a Marine... 'till death do us part" *Sgt. Gorth*: "Eeek!" :ph34r: Maybe if restricted to entirely human relationships.

Yeah, we can't just have a PR guy telling what the company is up to... Wasn't it something about letting hints of the two crpgs being NWN2 and BG3 slip at a message board?

Aren't those all about getting off-spring? :D Or perhaps, that wasn't what you meant

So, you are just being deliberately dumb and personal in your insults based on your lack of knowlegde about the subject you are talking about? Sounds more like somebody who wants to disagree for the sake of disagreeing rather than discuss why he can't get enough virtual nookie.

I've only seen some of the first ones, but they are/were pretty hilarious ^_^ http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Red_vs._Blue

Some people don't have what it takes, some do I haven't really been truly impatient so far. I think I am starting to develop an itch now :cool:

Bah. the old romans had a much more efficient system for weeding out weak senators

I don't know if it makes much of a difference, but I'm playing it on my work laptop, which has an ATI X1600 Mobility processor, catalyst driver packaging version 8.201.2-051124a1-028716C-Acer. That gives me 20fps on the larger outdoor areas and 35 fps in indoor areas. Edit: That's with a decent resolution and all the flash except shadows which are the lower (Dropshadow?) setting.

One could argue that only serves to exaggerate the problem. Misery loves company. Wow, that sounds bad Still playing NWN2. Trying to make that treacherous wench Elanee stay in my party this time >_

If NWN was an "Open" game, then I guess Pac-Man would qualify too. Your cheese avatar could choose to clear out the dots to the east, west, south or north first (picking up some phat loot along the way). In the end though, it didn't make any difference, you had to clear the entire gaming board. Only choice being which one of four you picked first. None of the four things you had to fetch in each act was optional (Ok, so I died from boredom before completing Act IV so it might have been different from Acts I-III, but at least I tried).

Assuming Cricket is a sport of course

You forgot a trilogy... The Theatrical version of the OT vs. the mutilated version of the OT. I voted OT anyway because even a bad OT has very little or no Hayden Christensen in it. The worst blight to hit the silver screens in a decade.

Old game that I havent gotten around to buy yet: HoMM V Not sure if it'z released yet, but I'm going to have a look at Sid Meiers Railroads! And finally, looking forward to the new remake of Tombraider I (the original) on the Tombraider: Legends engine.

Gibraltar ain't Spain, buddy. But it isn't the UK, so I guess it would qualify. Anybody else notice how he sidestepped the issue of the beer quality? :-"

It's like the Werewolf in bloodlines... except Lorne can actually be killed. As others have mentioned: The trick is to keep him occupied, running in circles or otherwise distract him until his immunity wears off. After that, Khelgar will make Lorne pick up his teeth with broken fingers, without getting into too much trouble.

You really need to check the quality of your beer I wonder if they count the population of Gibraltar as Britons living in Spain :D

Good luck

Overall, K1 has both my favourite and least favourite planet... My favourite place was Taris, the place had everything from urban areas to sewers, the blessings and the curses of humanoid civilisation. And it was the only time I got to play without getting a lightsaber forced down my throat. I'm still grumbling over the fact that I was later forced to switch class from my beloved rogue into a goddamn jedi. My least favourite would be Manaan. Something about Selkaths, their language and the incredibly annoying "Grocery Store" type background music made me wince when replaying the game and I couldn't avoid Manaan anymore. I guess that also covers my favouite for K1, as it is the same as the overall. As for K2, my favourite would be Dxun/Onderon and the least favourite Malachor V. Dxun was everything Kashyyk wasn't, an interesting jungle word. Malachor V was... there. Added absolutely nothing except an hour of hack and slash to the game. All the other planets are in there somewhere in between

No idea who or what Six Sigma is, but the last company I worked for in Denmark was ISO9000 certified. A company called BVQI (http://certification.bureauveritas.com/hom...e_frameset.html) did the audits on adherence to the documented procedures and standards.

That one is a bit tricky, because people don't always notice their own idiosyncracies and then have to describe themselves using hearsay and other peoples observations. And people are sometimes a bit selective about what they like to hear about themselves... http://www.kwintessential.co.uk/etiquette/...ss-denmark.html Funny thing about the punctuality. I remember driving my colleagues mad in New Zealand, because they had a completely different attitude towards such things (Wel'll get there in due time, no worries) Dress code is another thing, only executives and other who work in some formal representative capacity are expected to "dress up". Otherwise casual clothes are the order of the day. The personal space thing is something I didn't realise until moving abroad. Danes can be a bit on the reserved side when they don't know you I guess. Might apply less in metropolitan areas like Copenhagen though. Also check out the entry for Denmark on this site: http://www.eurograduate.com/marketreports/...Culture+Matters The latter is probably the best one I've seen in a long while regarding danish business culture