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Took me awhile getting used to those guys too (even the single ones). I had thought I cast the true name but turns out I was just too impatient and didn't know the animation for when it actually finished casting. Even after that, though, it always felt like they'd stop casting it for whatever reason ...

Yes, it's possible to win even if you arn't a Bard. A higher perform skill only allows you to play back the piece from memory longer.

Though I have not encountered this bug I came across this thread while looking at the Bioware boards:

Neverwinter Nights: Black chat box problem FIXED!

More of a workaround than an actual fix but hopefully you'll find it better than nothing.

Although I havn't played the first, Gothic II is pretty good. It definintly has a better story than Morrowind and atleast makes you earn your skills and class through quests. It is a little more challenging than Morrowind as well, though it's mainly just having a good response time and blocking ...

Yes, if you left click on the action button thing on the left (where it shows normal attack, probably) you can select Bone Spear/Bone Teeth/Bone Spirit/etc... offensive spells basically. Then you can use both left and right mouse buttons for spels.

An easier way, though, is when you left click on ...

are you guys factoring in terrain and obstacles, or are they basically fighting in a room with nothing in it? If not, Wolverine could easily hide behind something and wait for gambit to walk by... If not, Wolvie is screwed...

Originally posted by Sojourner
Markets are good at anticipating shortages - a tightening of the oil supply has already been indicated. How do we make ourselves less vulnerable? Find alternatives, stockpile. Making war worsens oil supply, not the opposite.
Perhaps you missed what I had said ...

Originally posted by Sojourner
That doesn't mean we should lose our heads and go after a regime based on a personal vendetta.
Nor does it mean wait untill we are dead to fight back, It will be a little to late then. We must prepare for the worst, but then again, how do you prepare for an oil ...

Originally posted by HighLordDave
As long as everyone who participates is willing to be respectful of the others, debating is a very worthwhile and constructive pursuit. While it may not change anyone's mind completely, there is very little harm in hearing all sides of an argument and seeing all ...

For the same reason Tom Lantos said, if we delay, and just hope the whole Iraq/Hussein problem goes away, we're going to be 'humiliated before history'. Hussein is not going to go away...

He most likely has weapons of mass destruction already, or is very near to getting them. Why else would he have ...

Originally posted by Tybaltus
You know......so far this is the only thread Ive regretted bumping.

I regret your decision to do so also, you people scare me

I wish it highlighted containers when you press 'Tab', like in BG2. I hate having to scroll over everything to find out if its a container or not....

Hmmm, I was under the impression that all threads were like this in 'Speak Your Mind'....

well this is the first time i've been rated one of the highest for doing nothing....

poor us

Tool - The Patient

A groan of tedium escapes me,
Startling the fearful.
Is this a test? It has to be,
Otherwise I can't go on.
Draining patience, drain vitality.
This paranoid, paralyzed vampire act's a little old.

But I'm still right here
Giving blood, keeping faith
And I'm still right here ...

Originally posted by Ned Flanders
I personally don't understand the obsession with impressing the players with graphics. Dungeon Siege was a 30 minute novelty. Can it's graphics currently be outdone. No, but how much can one take of walking in a straight line bashing everything in sight.
The ...

I loved that too, but It seems to me more people want Power Games like Diablo 2, rather than RPG's like Baldur's Gate 2. I've only met one person in my town that has played Baldur's Gate before and liked it, where as everyone else hated it because 'the story got in the way of the game'. Which is ...

Originally posted by khimaira
I agree with Aristotele. No man does evil knowingly. Very wise.
Let's think about those "bad guys" in most of different kinds of movies. Like Batman or James Bond. There the bad guys do evil things knowingly, and their motive for that is "beacause they're evil ...

Maybe that's why he wants to do it...

But anyways, no, there isn't a way to do that.