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kirottu

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Everything posted by kirottu

  1. Desktop: I wonder why I
  2. Countries with death penalty have higher crime rates than countries without death penalty. It
  3. Countries with death penalty have higher crime rates than countries without death penalty. It
  4. Still, there is a price for that and that is occasional life of innocent person. The very person laws should protect. And you have no problem with it whatsoever. Nice.
  5. Here's hoping you're wrongfully found guilty of a capital crime you didn't commit. Would you be content, knowing that it's an acceptable loss? Mere collateral damage? <{POST_SNAPBACK}> Thanks for wishing me to die in an attempt to prove your point. That's very kind spirited and humane of you. Is that The foul stench of hypocrisy I can smell? Why yes, I think it is. So the Death penalty is wrong, unless it proves you right on an Internet forum discussion? It's good to see your not willing to stoop to levels of pettiness in all of this. So you would not act out against someone whom murdered a member of your family, and seek punishment to the full extent of the law, but someone whom disagrees with you on the Internet should die. Cool, good to see where you stand. <{POST_SNAPBACK}> Uh, overreact much? Alanschu was pointing out the basic flaw of death sentence. Humans are not perfect. We make mistakes. Innocent person(s) have been or will be sentenced to death as long as there is death sentence. The issue isn
  6. Xard must be famous.
  7. I do not enjoy many of the stories, characters, and dialogue styles that are popular in CRPGs. Emulating them is unenjoyable and writing as I see fit isn't likely to be popular, so I don't do it anymore. I stick to mechanics and story suggestions; I reserve personal writing for personal time. <{POST_SNAPBACK}> But people do grow tired of seeing the same thing over and over again. And now and then something new that used to be non-popular rises as the new popular thing.
  8. Her body looks wierd.
  9. I still find it funny. I wonder when I start feeling guilt.
  10. Guilty. I hate books. <{POST_SNAPBACK}> Me too, because books aren
  11. Well, the music was good.
  12. Hello Kitty Online for PC? Can I get a Hell Yeah?!
  13. kirottu replied to Gfted1's topic in Way Off-Topic
    VICTORY!!!
  14. Tasogare Seibei. I liked it. I didn
  15. Bull****. East, west, north and south always ended in some plot crucial thingie. And when you had done them all you would go to next chapter to repeat what you had just done. You might have a point if you would stop your crappy NWN 1 examples.
  16. I made psychotic human fighter in NWN once. I killed everyone I could in chapter one. Only some kids and plot crucial NPCs survived. When the second chapter started I was greeted as hero of Neverwinter. My experiment ended there.
  17. Salvatore writing a story for MMO? Sounds strangely proper.
  18. Perhaps. But it's a rather big leap to go from a generally consented analysis of a flaw in the game to, adding implicitly your own opinions and experiences with the game and your conclusions, put forward something like that. Ah well, no point pressing it, since if pressed we can always take the "MY OPINION" exit chute. <{POST_SNAPBACK}> I thought it was Ferret
  19. I would rate Tie Fighter and Freespace 2 to be pretty much perfect games of their genre.

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