metadigital

If we're judging posts on humour content, then there is a lot of locking and deleting that needs to be done. ...

Too bad, the gizka idea was pure genius. :D

Here here. That is one scary avatar.

Hah, that Bruce Davis sounds like a real pill!

Wasn't that the exact plot of K1 ?

... The Ball of Thrall ...

Who said that? I think there is too much violence in video games. And not enough violence in video game development. With producers. And townsfolk with burning torches.

Yes, yes. Well done. "

I know, I thought it was odd because your spelling is better than a lot of the people on this forum ...

Bah, I remember that the Apple ][ (which had a speaker that made a beep and a click, only) had a music synthesiser; there was even a rendition of Rimsky-Korsakov's Flight of the Bumble Bee that was so good I would replay the demo to hear it. Dun-nun-nun dee-oo-eee-ooo Dun-nun-nun dee-oo-eee-ooo Dun-nun-nun dee-oo-eee-ooo Dun-nun-nun dee-oo-eee-ooo bzzybzzybzzybzzybzzybzzybzzybzzybzzybzzybzzybzzy ...

:ph34r:

That's not a Death Star .... ...That's a Death Star.

Depends what you mean by prequel. If the prequel involves any characters that appear directly in either KotOR game, then NO. If the game is a completely different set of characters and just happens to be set in the same universe, but earlier, then that is not such a big deal.

Seconded and carried.

Did you get to observe the Mayor in flagrante delicto ? I agree though, Garriot was a master craftsman. (Doesn't he own a bone fide castle in England somewhere, and every year on his birthday loads of geeks camp out in the grounds and role play?)

Feeling a little insecure, are we? My, my; obviously very sensitive about that big doll you bought; has no-one offered you the $10000 you expected? Never mind, as you said before, you've got a great piece of ... er ... art? ... to keep you company until someone buys it off of you. I mean someone will, won't they ... you did, after all ... " I have two SW games, K1 and K2. You can have them now, if you want, I've played them. I don't hate dolls, I yet don't have any use for them. And spending $3000 on a doll seems pretty strange to me; I would much rather buy a HD Plasma screen or even a dedicated gaming PC ... but you spend your money in a way that best suits you! Learning your geography off Sesame Street, are we? Actually I've been to over twenty different countries on every continent except Antartica and Greenland, so I am well aware of the Earth's geography ... a little better aquainted that you are, by the sounds of it, with your "east and west coasts" reference ... I am happy to admit my ignorance when I do not know something. For example, I have no idea to what you are referring in this last paragraph. I must have really hit a nerve for you to attack me in such a vehement (and yet endearingly, harmlessly futile) way ... all I did was ask why you would want to spend $3000 on a Boba Fett doll. Maybe some of your pent up frustration could be released if you had bought some other type of doll.

Ah, don't worry about it! your parents and school peer group probably screwed you up more than a computer game ever could hope to. And I want an apology for your spelling. "

Yes, but not just NwN; all D&D games.

I would like to nominate Tetris. It is a rare thing indeed that infiltrates the subconscious so totally and so seductively insidiously and delectably. I actually enjoyed the dreams about Tetris, as I played in my sleep, trying to beat my own brain at this very addictive game. If you haven't played it, it is a very simple premise. There are five different block shapes, made out of a grid of four blocks. End-to-end; three blocks long-sided in a left-handed and right-handed L shape; in two rows of two, and a one-sided T shape one block wide and three blocks long with a cross section of two blocks. The game consists of fitting the blocks into the width of the screen, as they drop from the top -- at which time the entire block disapears. Speed increases as the game proceeds. (Obviously the closer to the top the less reaction time you have, and the more you mess up a row the higher your complete row will be.)

Beware the Russian hordes ....

Baley, you can kill Lord British with your munchkin!

I'll see your 10 and raise ya 25. :*:*:*

Nah, speed it all the way. I like to roleplay a monk because they get Monk Speed at third level, every three levels they gain another 10% haste. Add some boots of speed, when they turn up, and I'm zipping around the game map in fifth gear! (The half-damage feat is a nifty bonus; avoid traps or take half damage...) You can actually run into and out of the battle (especially with the Dodge feat tree, minimizing and eventually avoiding attacks of opportunity). Speed also grants a bonus to the character's DC.

You're right, the horror was at that guy's website ...

It was a contest between She-Hulk and Lady-D when I went there ... She-Hulk is kinda cute, and she has green eyes ... but what's with the cut-off gloves? Boy, I remember when She-Hulk was a new character ... mid 70s ... *wistful stare into the distance*