all about the original.... although i did love the second one as well... to be honest i think the third one felt a bit flat and rushed to me... i did like the moral conundrum towards the end but meh...

Baulders gate one and two are the best RPG's i have ever played.... i invested so much of myself and my time into Nemo (my dude obviously)... Never played it when it first came out, was introduced to it by an ex GF. Do like Neverwinter Nights as well.

I don't really like WRPGs that much. I don't really like the combat systems they tend to have, the whole pause and queue actions shtick. I wish more RPGs had systems like FFXII's gambit stuff, that was a neat hybrid of automation and active control. You would pre-program actions for each character to do stuff like automatically cast cure on a party member under a certain health level, or cast fire on a fire-weak enemy. A version of that where you could have multiple cues set up and could switch on the fly, that'd be the ideal for me.

Think I like JRPGs because they have a nice way of mixing up the combat systems. Played this one called Resonance of Fate which was hard to wrap my head around (I only rented it for like a week too), but I feel like if I did get the two types of damage you can do down, I'd love the game.

... I took first. Won a hundred dollars. It's been a strange couple days.

Wow Cody, that's awesome!! Really nice work, keep it going!

Here's the video. My guitar was a bit out of tune, but everything turned out good so... :)

killer.

Maybe rely less on drugs for stuff?

Are you serious? We have some of the world's most attractive and scenic landscapes and most beautiful countryside anyone's ever seen. We have a country steeped in history that most of the world would envy. I would argue that people in Scotland have a hell of a lot less reason to take heroin. In the grand scheme of things, the economy isn't all that bad, and I'd estimate that Brazil is probably affected by a shit load more poverty than Scotland is. Sure, the unemployment rate in Brazil is lower, but in general, there is a lot more depravity and destitution in some of the lower class areas of Brazil than there is anywhere in Scotland.
We might not have the weather, but we have plantlife, culture and wildlife to potentially rival any country in the world.

What an absolutely fucking moronic thing to say.

It's also important to note that if we look at the population of this forum, there are four Scottish people post on here, all four of whom I'd gather from previous posts are completely against drug abuse. Meanwhile, there are two Brazilians that I know of, one of whom has more narcotics in her system on a daily basis than Amy Winehouse's apartment. Per capita, I think it speaks for itself.