Musopticon?

THat was about the only time in the game I really was freaked out. Damn fun too.

Dammit, I liked DS 2 too. Made me feel very BGey again. The funny thing is; it's actually more rpg-like than some of the recently released "true" rpgs. I mean; DS 2 doesn't try to be anything else than a clickfest, but it damn well succeeds my expectations. I especially like the party banter, however meager it is. I might buy this.

Agreed. I should be granted one special merit/flaw: Role-Player's Gimp

Bathory - One rode to Asa Bay "...people of Asa land, it has just begUUUNNNnn!!!"

I absolutely loved both. Dammit, he got a new fan.

All some of my favorite locales in IE games.

You get brownie points for the Mugen-avatar.

Well, I say it didn't. And I'm never(ever?) wrong.

X-Men Legends - Some evil rythm/bass No, I don't own the st, but I have the official site open at the background. Quite funky actually.

Narf. Well, the avatar and other implements won't exactly give it away. Am I rite?

Heh, I have a friend who uses knork as his nick at the SA fora. I always mix these utensils with his online name. Julian, dammit! Now I can't see your avatar without imagining you as Juuso.

An adventure game set on(obviously) Azeroth. You were going to take the role of Thrall in your quest to unite the clans. It was made in the style of good ol'adventure Lucas/Sierra games. Pre-drawn backrounds and animated comic characters. Looked wonderful, but Blizzard killed the project(or was it Vivendi Universal?).

On that point; would someone perhaps know how to "acquire" VtM:Bloodlines? I managed to scratch my install/start disc unplayable; and would very much like to play it. PM me, mmkay?

Sure, but I've sort of waited it for some time now. Just disappointed.

Wuss.

Perry Bible Fellowship 4evah! Edit: Now that you mention it, GoA...

Hmm...what both Doom 3 and FEAR seem to get wrong is the use of suspense. Let's put it this way; what can't see and don't know is a lot more scary than in-your-face-stunts. Granted, FEAR does know how to build up the scariness; but when the enemy is revealed right from the start; is quite human-like(the giggling ) and is shown times and times again towards the end; the whole well-built-cathedral of scares just topples down. Also, you can use a huge arsenal of uber-weaponry. Playing as one man army, when compared to let's sayyy... a weak thief/regular schmuk/investigator isn't all that fear-mongering. That creepy corridor scene was weird in a good way; but after what most of us players have seen during our, so to say, carieers; little red riding hoods and lots of gore just isn't enough. Each time I saw that brat my intinct was to tell it to shut up and fight fairly. That bitch. Well, I grew up playing Thief. No can do. For the record; Undying and Bloodlines managed to scare me more then usual; but in both the scares just ded after so many boos and gotchas, your sesses just dampen them out. Furthermore; after you progressed you become more and more powerful, effectively wiping out armies of monsties and paranormal entities. I mean really; why would a full-fledged bloodsucking monster/fated warrior wielding a soul-sucking scythe and celtic rune magic fear some ghosts? Pfft; target practice.

Thread went boom.

Rumours aren't useless. This thread is.

Stop. (no hammertime, sorry) Somebody somewhere should have been aware that this would end up being spammed. I mean; rumours thread? Talk about insubstantial info? In a board mainly consisting of fanbois? Wicked.

With group tactics and some combos. Yes.

Purah is my hero(legendary mission maker for Thief), but goddamn I so wanted to get a new Arx.

Hush Calax... I don't want any more out-of-char info. THe rulebook spoiled me already. Ehrmm, sorry guys. I'm not fully sure if I can attend the game anymore. There were some...family matters to attend to last time. Also after me not making any effort whatsoever at solving the lack of an epilogue session, my char had no reason to go to Vegas. I really couldn't attend the game. This rule talk is making me nervous too. I hate tables.

Pants.

We should start taking Baley's attitude with every non-pc game launch. "It's not worth **** if it's not on my computah!"