Choose your attack: -Caress -Kiss - Sweet Talk 15 Action Points You attempt to woo your bride with poetic and loving words. "What have you done for me lately?!?" she demands angrily. You attempt to divert her rage by complimenting her eyes in the moonlight or...something or another. (Charisma check=FAIL) Your pathetic stammering has failed to impress yo
I think Elemental is a pretty cool guy. eh gurus and doesnt afraid of anything.
[quote who="Tasunke" reply="45" id="2683662"]There are a lot of reasons to why Marijuana should be legalized Medically ... and at the same time if Marijuana WAS fully legalized it should be made with a patent block. Meaning that its open to the People, and not patent-owned. One of the primary reasons should be because it is hard to regulate, and easy to grow. Otherwise, non-patented marijuana trafficking might still cause problems.[/quote] I don't know the la
[quote] Pot is a universal cure-all, it's cheap, and people can grow their own at home and NOT NEED large corporations and they Don't Need to pay taxes on it. As such it's hard for the state and federal governments to track and regulate it, so instead they just make it illegal. By making it illegal they can also prosecute people for using it. This way they make twice as much money. It's a sad, Sad, state of affairs.[/quote] Yeah, but people can also grow the
So far, drug use has increased since they were made illegal, just as alcohol use was rampant (and actually rose) during Prohibition. Pretty much every country or state that has decriminalized or made a drug(s) legal has seen a decline in it's use, especially relative to areas with extreme penalties. As to the OP, no the drug war is not over or close to over unfortunately. In the end, even though a vast majority of facts point to legalizing drugs being the most benefici
[quote who="Tasunke" reply="37" id="2683600"] Quoting CommunionAndOracle, reply 32 So gangs are motivated by dealing the most lethal drugs possible? And here all this time I and every law enforcement agency thought they just wanted money and power. Of course they want money and power. However DRUGS are the primary division between a Gang and a Secret Society. Gangs are easy to get into and are MUCH more rife with randomiz
I demand tactical sex sequences.
[quote who="Tasunke" reply="31" id="2683573"] Quoting Zazimire, reply 20Tradition tries to hold ground while we that speak out gain 10 fold becuase liberty isn't just justice it's freedom and it's sought after. -Jeremy Sr. smoking 25 years and never jailed for it. ok, these quotes are just painful to read.[/quote] Because that is a brain on crack.
[quote who="LightStar" reply="7" id="2683402"] To legalize drugs, while morally questionable, would be to quite literally take weapons (not all, but alot) out of EVERY gang in the US. Sorry to disagree, but all it would do is force them to start dealing in more lethal drugs, it would not do a thing as far as taking weapons away from them. If you are sick to begin with, you'll just find other ways to continue to feed that sickness.[/quote] So gangs
[quote] But one game does not make a bad developer, which is a good thing for Obsidian [/quote] Is that in reference to Alpha Protocol? I heard it was bad...
[quote who="WebGizmos" reply="11" id="2676334"]Hmmmm...guess this thread went down in a "Blaze of Glory" huh? Sorry..someone had to say it. [/quote] http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MfmYCM4CS8o Yeah...
It's not even so much that he sings high notes....he just literally sounds like a girl, ya know? Edit: RavenX said that in his post, so basically I agree.
What type of bear was it? One of these? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bear_(gay_culture) [e digicons];)[/e] I honestly can't think of anything since he is so open and available on the forums. Unfortunately you are asking the group that is probably least in the dark about the game.
[quote]Umm there was someone running up to you asking you to save thier town and there was a 'invesitagation' quest (which was also the haunted house quest). Rose. Glasses. Tinted.[/quote] While the one sentence description of the quests may be similar, that doesn't mean they are the same.And my point wasn't the mere existence of them, but that almost every quest was interesting and varied. My rose tinted glasses aren't showing me too
[quote who="Annatar11" reply="32" id="2676389"] Which is actually exactly why it wasn't forgettable for me and why I loved it so much. It was like playing a modern Baldur's Gate game.[/quote] I don't see how you can say that when many of the quests outside of the MQ in DA are "get 10 mushrooms" or "kill some wolves". I don't know, I just thought it was much cooler to have people run up to you in BGII and beg you to save their town or to walk through the docks and find yours
[quote who="Tasunke" reply="57" id="2676383"] Quoting CommunionAndOracle, reply 55Isn't there already an individual kingdom called Altar? Yep, and Altar are the race of "muts" that accept anybody. I bet Altar wins, advances their non-magical technology, and become the Altarians.[/quote] Yes, no matter what, Altar will win every game. Damn you just made me think of Alpha Centauri.
Isn't there already an individual kingdom called Altar?
[quote]Age of wonders 1, and 2 They are just run of the mill RTS games[/quote] wut
[quote who="edpfister" reply="25" id="2676238"]While their newer games aren't as good as Baldur's Gate and some of the others you mentioned they are still among the best in the genre. [/quote] Yes I agree, although to be fair that may not be saying much. I still greatly enjoy the games, don't me wrong. I don't sit around while playing them and whine about BG or anything. [quote]I don't know how Bioware is in decline when each
I definitely agree with this, have no idea what's required to implement it but if it's not too difficult it would be a nice feature.
I agree that they are definitely in a decline right now. BW isn't unbearable to me, but yes compared to their games of yore (and those of their peers at the time) the new stuff isn't very exciting. What I really can't stand is the formulaic construction of their games nowadays. Not in the plots (although those aren't very good), but in the quests. KOTOR I and II and MEII (maybe the first, never played it), all have the "you command your own ship and can go anywher
Gosh Stardock, you sexist pigs. Now that you've called a faction the Races of Men, might as well go all the way and throw in beating up prostitutes ala GTA and adding in an ability to force your queen to make you a sandwich. [quote who="Beric01" reply="7" id="2672733"]LOL. Another feminist trying to ruin everyone's fun. [/quote] Exactly. Even if this "problem" was rectified today, next week someone would complain
So far it seems that they will. It's one of the features prominently displayed under the gameplay section of the lore tab, and there was a dev. journal that I can't find that gave just a small example of how they are improving upon the AI of past games such as GalCivII. Of course your mileage may vary, but from an objective standpoint based on the limited information available it certainly doesn't seem like Stardock is de-emphasizing the AI.
I would like to see this as well. You could do it in Lords of Magic and Age of Wonders (and probably in other games too) as a spell with a pretty minor mana cost. I found it annoying in the FFH mod for example, where your scout would pick up an artifact halfway around the world and you'd have to make the trek back to the homeland, wasting time and risking painful death to deliver a health potion or magic rod.