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Kirk gets the girl.

And if you think the French have a screwed up pronunciation, check out the wierd inconsistencies in English. Madness. Then again, at least it's not a tonal language, like Chinese. There's no real danger of calling someone a dog's poo when you ask them for a newspaper ...

... And if they make attribute scores that have two digits, it's only sensible to have the maximum of 99.

What about that OS episode where Kirk drank from the fountain and was sped up to a superfast metabolism, and his phaser was (relatively) slow enough to walk out of the way from the beam at point blank range ... They had some super-light technology for their weapons, that could only be heard it was so fast! Wow! (In other words, more evidence of ST's lack of science credentials.) It became very obvious to me how the writers were creating their scripts. Technology was added at particular points in the script as plot devices (we need comms blackout here, or no teleportation here). That's why I classify it more as a romantic fantasy than a SF story. Having said that, it really is a continuum, I think. I don't think there are hard and fast boundaries to compartmentalise the different genres.

You realise that your title should be: PC's name OR PCs' names don't you?

So is that Beyond Divinity 2, or Divine Divinity 2: Beyond Divinity, or ...

I am not permitted to be partisan for Game Two.

Yeah, it was a bit obvious that someone came in and decided at the eleventh hour to double the XP for everything. I guess they realised that the fanboys would be disapointed that, despite the level cap being raised to 50, there wasn't enough to do in the game to get past the fifteen level (without cheating).

Well you're no fun. You Amerikans can't pronounce English correctly. You should call it "American", except pretty soon the indigenous language of the US will be the same as Southern America, namely Spanish (and some Portuguese). "

This just means that everyone has to kill Reveilled in game 3. "

I think the results of the question will be skewed by the audience: young, pre-/just-post-puberty boys are hardly likely to play a grrl with grrls' germs. I like to play with females. I use strong female roles from RL as my inspiration (which most teenage boys don't have access to, except for their mother, and I don't want to open that can of worms ... ).

GOLD

It was worse in K2, though. (I'm thinking particularly about the BAB.)

Those criticisms were levelled at ST. (The 1968 film 2001: A Space Oddyssey, directed by Mr Stanley Dr Strangelove Clockwork Orange Kubrick had no sound in space. Nor any lasers. Or laser guns.)

Because it's pronounced Pitts-bur-RA. Like Edinburgh.

Now, now Ender. I really can't be drawn on this. And you shouldn't be asking. Show that you are a good sport and take your lumps. I can neither confirm nor deny any player's vote. (It's not fair.) The player is always capable of owning up, though I doubt that will happen (and probably not for the reason that you will jump to first ...).

Well. I was disapointed in the interpretation of the ruleset used in K2. And. I was hoping that they wouldn't repeat that. Again. And, also, do something better.

How do you pronounce scone?

So that's how Atris really told the Exile she loved him. <{POST_SNAPBACK}> Is that a lightsabre in your pocket, or are you just pleased to meet me ...

And I thought you were on a search for truth.

I didn't mean realistic as in real, I meant realistic as in RPG self-referentially real. (As opposed to the made-up tripe they dished out in K2.) Obviously I know that SW isn't real. :ph34r:

How about realistic classes, or even no classes?

Ah, this is way more interesting than the original topic.

Do you pronounce it properly? Let me help you: Pits-bur-RA

... Or you could use the save game editor.