Musopticon?

I'd go far as to say it is the scariest. I mean, Silent Hill 2's hospital is one thing, facing the horror of Cradle in first person, with freaking body-awareness is entirely another...

I wasn't really impressed with your face to begin with.

Very tyte! From the looks of it, those concept arts might be from an opening ride similar to the one in Bioshock. This time set in a construction yard and a train car. Furthermore, let me acknowledge my joy of finally getting a sequel to an original game I like that's not done by a separate studio and company years later.

I've been hit by a car(first time was 4o km an hour, second was around 50 km) twice with no fractures, but a bent and broken bike both times. The occasion usually consists of me flying through the air a couple of meters, doing a somersault and landing on the ground with enough force to momentarily pass me out. I sually see my bikes flying around a meter higher and landing in a head of junk couple of seconds before I lose the feel of the world. I freaking hate old people in wheels, if they're not trying to drive over me, they are giving the middle finger and trying to scare me off pavement with their cars. I hope they alzheimerize themselves off a rail bridge into a vat of indrustial oxidant. Cool enough to be taken apart with icehooks. Besides getting hit by cars and constantly ballasted by senile imbecils, I've had a brush with fatal injury a couple of times, but nothing that would have actually got me into intensive care. People with knives, chairs, shopping carts and chains(that was awfully painful), skiing tracks and resorts with fake summits, frozen pathways and almost daedalically planned ways to get skiiers killed, and the killing fields called "burger stall lines".

SUMMONING - FAREWELL Summoning and indefinite pronouns, heh

Gogol Bordello - Your country Man, I'll never get that grammar paper done, ****.

Vox Vulgaris - La Suite Mertri

Moonsorrow - Vihre

Proper typing on the other hand... You've obviously never been a forum member. There's no flame war in sight, just pals having a go at each other, and your "involvement" is nonsensical, since there is none. Anyway, right now the most probable KotOR 3 possibility is one done by Lucasarts studio in the near future. There's an obvious market for it and after the next lightsaber game(remember that LA often has only one SW game in their focus, to avoid cross-hype, not to mention it being cheaper), SW:Force Unleashed, K3 is a likely prospect, maybe they'll even get an outside studio to develop it. Perhaps Obsidian? They've shown interest in making the game and by 2010(which isn't unprobable target for pre-production) they might have a game development "slot" free(if the 3 games being developed simultaneously-shtick holds water). However, there's a likelihood that it's not an rpg. Imagine, if Force Unleashed ends up selling well, and it will, that LA will take a hint and at least some of the core features of the combat dynamics(or rather, the lack of them) will be shown to the door and replaced with features from the more "user-friendly" actiony combat. Fret not, though, at least we'll get closure. And to be honest, FE looks like fun.

MEH. I'll repeat; MEH EH! In any case, I'd appreciate Moonsea more, but Chult is a great choice. If we get some planar mayhem as well. also, lol voodoo allusions

Keep at it, you might actually, hahhah, "best" yourself yet!

Zoma, great find!

Vox Vulgaris - Stella splendens Rasmus_Fleischer will always be my hero, even though the Vox Vulgaris website suffered a takedown thanks to antipiracists. Pirate Bay 4ever

Walsh, you rascal you!

So he hates me! WAAH!

What I didn't do today: Get to play IWD1 Were surprised by kirottu's facebook album Start an essay on the subject; "Anaphoric reference to -body/-one functions" Aegh, failure.

The Beatles - While my guitar gently weeps(Anthology 3 edition, demo take)

Good to see that member-dev-relations are steady. Some recent...goings got me worried that we'd scare everyone away. Now, I'm sorry to evolve this thread further, but since this about IWD, I guess I could post it here anyway: The game was recently offered to me by a friend, and, with deadlines allowing, I'll plan to make my first playthrough two weeks from now on, finally. In any case, my question is the oldest one; viable party composition. I've played through the sequel with a four person party and undoubtedly am aware of intricacies in the D&D system. However, this is not 3rd edition yet. So, with that in mind, is the following a party that can survive through the main game +expansions? Hum. Fighter/dualed Mage(6 levels of fighter and then dual), great swords, fireball frenzy Elv. multiclass Fighter/Thief, bows, swords, occasional thievery H-Elv. Druid, shapechange, support caster/healer Gno. multiclass Cleric/Illusionist, buffer, main healer, magic machine I was thinking a bard at first, mainly because I loved using one in IWD 2, but I want a druid a long and desperately need a real healer instead of some sad excuse for thief/mage with a lute. Another I'd like to use is a paladin, but every party of mine in IWD 2 had one, so I'm not so interested. Sure, I'm gonna miss the auras and tanking, but(from what I heard) a unique weapon and some unique dialogue doesn't really sway me.

****, I thought he was just busy. That sucks.

Laibach - Final Countdown(Beyond The Infinite Juno Reactor Mix)

Monthly Internet fee: 17 euros Finding out your girlfriend is a lipstic lesbian: 4 beers and 4 absinthe shots Recruiting Tale to Noir fandom: Priceless

I think the inrushing sea should do that. Logarithmic ftw. "Earth torn asunder", etc