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Hi, welcome to the boards. You make a good point (I think it was mentioned about thread one or two, but in all the bantering back and forth in the seven threads since then, I see no problem with bringing our attention to it again, now). It depends on the plot, of course, but if the intention is to link the plots of K1 and K2 together, then it really only makes sense to set the next game mainly beyond the Outer Rim worlds. I would like that setting; especially if it took on the perspective of a first-person French / Dutch resistance fighter of WW2 ...

Reminds me of when I was stuck in traffic. The lights were broken and for 5 minutes a couple of drivers ahead just sat there watching the lights. In the end I had to get out of the car and explain that the lights were not going to change and thats why there was a work crew not five feet away. <{POST_SNAPBACK}> I think they were going to call my category "Pessimist", but thought better of it. After all, it's realistic to be pessimistic; only those who delude themselves about the actual situation can maintain optimism ... PS You have included my lapsis calami in your quote, which I have subsequently corrected.

But did they impinge on each other?

I think you're being a little harsh; there was a lot that just missed in DX:IW. Still, the best answer is time.

And the ones who slavishly obeyed the "aisle closed" sign that prevented them from acquiring an essential ingredient for the planned meal ... and those (like me) that just walked straight through it ...

The more I learn about pugilism, the more I look for alternatives. There are too many ways for a "lucky punch" to do too serious amount of damage ...

It was this writer who used to be a rock journalist. Ive forgotten his name, he wrote a famous novel called "something... says something something" well, if I had remebered the books name I could have told you. But given that Sir be such an old geezer ye might remember it from yer youth. <{POST_SNAPBACK}> Oh, I remember now! That writer that wrote that writing about that written stuff. Yep. Highly recommend it.

I don't remember the graphics glitch being there on my playthroughs; maybe the patch added it?

What does FUBAR stand for huh? <{POST_SNAPBACK}> FUBAR

Are you talking about a wardrobe?

!?!?!?!?!?!? !?!?!?!?!?!? <{POST_SNAPBACK}> @Ender: How do you know so much about swallows? @Aurora: I want Atris to have her Disney costume! Is that only when she's DS? Does she get a costume change then? Or is it generally for the end battle ?

But R2 would have shocked their little rebellion arses with his tEh R0xx0R FLUX Pr0Be !!!11!!!1!111!!eleven1!!

I didn't know that. How often would you like the opportunity to say that?

Bat Fink Incendiary ?

About as much as the picture and testing one's senses.

Or for the fact that people can answer in the way that they want to be, not as they really are. There was a guy interviewed for "A Day in the Life Of ..." in the Sunday Times magazie, and he said all this guff about how he got up at 7am and worked really late, etc, etc; then he started doing it so that he wouldn't look like a liar! When did you say that, anyway, Kaftan?

Not those sorts of mushrooms (whatever type that is). Besides, if you are going to Japan, you're going to have to eat a lot'o'mushies.

Strategising over your own classification. I am a realist. Realists are loyal to the people around them and work hard to keep their promises. They are honest and straightforward with others and expect the same in return. Realists believe in standard procedures and will only support change when there is a demonstrable benefit.

Me be "strategist" as well. Hmm, I have no clue if that's how I'd classify myself. <{POST_SNAPBACK}> That was humorous. Did you mean it to be?

I think you should give Mario back his mushrooms now, Baley.

... THE FIVE STAGES OF FACING DEATH Stage One Denial, shock, and disbelief. Feeling of numbness. The inability to accept what has happened and insistence that no change has taken place. Stage Two Anger that the situation could occur, possibly directed to others. Stage Three Beginning to accept the reality of the situation, but trying to 'bargain' for a bit more time to live, whether through expressions of religious belief or increased compliance with medical instructions. Stage Four Depression, characterized be feelings of hopelessness and despair about what has already been lost and what else will be lost. Stage Five Acceptance of the loss, and quiet discussions of death with closest friends and relatives. An emotional reprieve from negative emotions. Feelings of peaceful resignation about one's own fate. Lack of interest in, and withdrawal from, the everyday affairs of life, such as political affairs, social events, news stories, and so on. ... Sounds like Walsingham's on about stage 3.5 ...

<{POST_SNAPBACK}> Sounds like Deus Ex 3 is still a going concern, I don't care as much about the game engine (UT2007 has just been announced, btw) as (Sur-PRISE) the writing.

Right, now we just have to work out how to get you inside a TV ...

You either taking the game or this thread too seriously ...

You mean War, don't you?