Piercing kicks to groin

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Who loves ya baby! LOL

 

Followed by those funny comments like "Her childbearing days are in question" or "A critical strike that bypassed his cup" something like that.

Indeed.

I just picked Ninja Gaiden from a grocery store for like 20 bux. Color me excited.

And I also grabbed a collection of taito games on teh cheap. Rastan for teh win!!!

Isn't there something wrong in that my Progress Quest character's highest stat is Wisdom with Intelligence only one point behind? Did I mention he is a Demicanadian Bastard Lunatic?

Not too bad Deraldin. :D All of my stats are wildly different. Heh, my charisma is twice my second highest stat and four times as much as my lowest stat.

 

I know a high strength improves growth and a high charisma improves prices. Maybe a high intelligence and wisdom improves spell growth?

 

Oh, I've picked up a copy of Holy Batpole a while back in Act III.

After questing to fetch the sprout farmer's hoe.

 

Still playing Baldur's Gate. I'm at the werewolf island.

Isn't there something wrong in that my Progress Quest character's highest stat is Wisdom with Intelligence only one point behind? Did I mention he is a Demicanadian Bastard Lunatic?

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I was 'playing' a Level 42 Enchanted Motorcycle Bastard Lunatic, but eventually running the executable was as pointless as the 'game' itself.

I'm playing the Shadowlords series of mods for NWN, I'm impressed! It's about twice as good as the OC so far. I'm also getting very into Day of Defeat: Source and trying to squeeze in some Civ 4 when I can.

Edited January 23, 200620 yr by Jumjalum

Freelancer. My first play through. Though the missions are a tad repetitive I can't help but enjoy the main campaign. Those bloody krauts never change. Willl they ever learn?

Crusader Kings ^_^

i'm replaying several games: sw jedi outcast, sw jedi acedamy, morrowing, kotor 1, and kotor 2, depending on my mood at the time.

With Freelancer finished I'm torn between TSL, Pirates and Nexus: TJC. All fine games; I've dabbled in each of them to tell you the truth... like some greasy software gigolo.

...Planescape: Torment...again...dunno how I e'er played it without a 19" monitor...

 

 

...WHO LUVS YA, BABY!!...

...Planescape: Torment...again...dunno how I e'er played it without a 19" monitor...

 

 

...WHO LUVS YA, BABY!!...

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I have a 19" monitor as well... The limitations of the 800x600 really show now. >.<

nothing because the GAMES SUCK

With Freelancer finished I'm torn between TSL, Pirates and Nexus: TJC. All fine games; I've dabbled in each of them to tell you the truth... like some greasy software gigolo.

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Me uses Force: PLAY NEXUS :D

Metal Slug Advance. Still fun, but somewhat disappointing.

With Freelancer finished I'm torn between TSL, Pirates and Nexus: TJC. All fine games; I've dabbled in each of them to tell you the truth... like some greasy software gigolo.

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If you've played Freelancer and are still willing to try another space-faring game, I suggest trying out Escape Velocity: Nova. Graphically it's quite inferior, but the gameplay generally blows Freelancer out of the water.

With Freelancer finished I'm torn between TSL, Pirates and Nexus: TJC. All fine games; I've dabbled in each of them to tell you the truth... like some greasy software gigolo.

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If you've played Freelancer and are still willing to try another space-faring game, I suggest trying out Escape Velocity: Nova. Graphically it's quite inferior, but the gameplay generally blows Freelancer out of the water.

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Really? How so? I enjoyed Freelancer a fair bit, occasionally a little tedious though.

Really? How so? I enjoyed Freelancer a fair bit, occasionally a little tedious though.

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EV: Nova basically has a few elements which make it shine in comparison. While I could provide a summary, I've had a tiring day and have got a spliting headache; so instead I suggest you read RPG Codex's review, as it pretty much nails it down. Barring that, the demo should be a good indication of what is possible. I got hooked on the demo alone last year, and plan on buying the game as soon as possible.

 

EV: Nova also has a modding community, if you're interested.

 

EDIT: By the way, you could also try Space Rangers 2. Here's a GameDaily preview that mentions all the coolness.

Edited January 26, 200620 yr by Role-Player

I've been playing this game my friend Sherman lent me called Demon Stone.

 

One thing I'll say for the game, you can get most of the way through it before you really start hating it.

I've played through Spartan: Total Warrior yesterday. All I have to say is this; **** you Archimedes, **** you right to Hades.

Censored things are good for the mature communication of Humankind.

With Freelancer finished I'm torn between TSL, Pirates and Nexus: TJC. All fine games; I've dabbled in each of them to tell you the truth... like some greasy software gigolo.

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If you've played Freelancer and are still willing to try another space-faring game, I suggest trying out Escape Velocity: Nova. Graphically it's quite inferior, but the gameplay generally blows Freelancer out of the water.

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Really? How so? I enjoyed Freelancer a fair bit, occasionally a little tedious though.

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Indeed. Prior to the inevitable tedium, Freelancer was quite enjoyable. I might have to check out this Escape Velocity: Nova...eventually.