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Posted: Mon Sep 04, 2006 8:40 am
by Philos
Morning All,
@Des
But the problem is when you do zoom up as close to the character as possible, the main character looked kind of ugly. Furthermore, the viewing angle in Neverwinter Nights is restrictive (in 3rd person view, that is), making it harder to manoeuvre around and doesn't give a good view of the situation.
Heh, NO argument there, those graphics look really bad.
Thinking back on it now I didn't stay in that view long for the very reasons you mentioned. Oh well, but I do recommend BG2 along with rest if you'd like to try FRPG.
*A party, yeah!! About time for some action. Hmm, now regarding the mystic thief, for all we know she could just be faking slumber and sizing us up as potential marks, cleric of ..um.., who DO you follow anyway? Probably better to have her in the party. Being a "mystic" thief, maybe she is a mage too*
Posted: Mon Sep 04, 2006 3:14 pm
by Mr_Snow
Morning Philos, morning all
can't wait for nwn2 personally, but another game I've ordered comes out on the same day.....noooo
am saving for a house atm, so finances have to be rashened, but I might make this an exception
........now what music has this jukebox box got......
Posted: Mon Sep 04, 2006 7:32 pm
by Curdis
* The ragged cleric turns to face the lampshade wearing warrior who has intruded on what was intended to be a private conversation. *
What's it to you, cone head? Although I do take your advice regarding flying knives kindly.
* Returning to Philos.*
Your a ranger right? And that means good aligned, right? Well my deity is very helpful but probably not one you would have heard of. We may have to wait and see if the "Mystic Theif" is going to be any use. While we wait another brewski might help pass the time.
* Looks expectantly at Philos.* - Curdis !
Posted: Mon Sep 04, 2006 8:13 pm
by Gwalchmai
[QUOTE=Curdis]If those bleeding gulls don't hush up some I'm going to go royal messenger.[/QUOTE]Gwally silently echos Curdis' thoughts about the seagulls as he notes that he now needs to wash his car.
Posted: Mon Sep 04, 2006 8:20 pm
by Athena
Howdy folks. Long time no sleep. I see DW holdin it down as usual. What's up in here? It's been a while SYM! I see we have some new etiquette savvy... I hope yall have been enjoying the summer as much as I have.
Posted: Mon Sep 04, 2006 9:36 pm
by DesR85
Athena wrote:Howdy folks. Long time no sleep. I see DW holdin it down as usual. What's up in here? It's been a while SYM! I see we have some new etiquette savvy... I hope yall have been enjoying the summer as much as I have.
Hey, long time no see.
I hang around this thread just to kill time. Not much of an SYM poster, by the way. I mostly frequent the gaming sections. Had to log off now since my connection is terrible at the moment.
Posted: Mon Sep 04, 2006 9:39 pm
by Magrus
Athena wrote:Howdy folks. Long time no sleep.
You too huh? Staying out of trouble with your fun miss?
Posted: Mon Sep 04, 2006 10:26 pm
by Athena
Bad connection speed? Sorry, need some juice?
Hey Mag! I'm tryin', you know it!
Posted: Mon Sep 04, 2006 10:44 pm
by Magrus
Athena wrote:Hey Mag! I'm tryin', you know it!
*waves* I can't sleep....and I swore off drinking for quite some time as of like 45 minutes ago.
Posted: Tue Sep 05, 2006 3:36 am
by Maharlika
Posted: Tue Sep 05, 2006 4:35 am
by Magrus
:laugh: Not at all. I just did some math, and I am looking into a job change. I need to cut things out of my budget, and well, alcohol needs to go until I get a raise, unfortunately.
It's my last resort for when I cannot sleep, so that could cause problems with my insomnia.
Posted: Tue Sep 05, 2006 7:17 am
by DesR85
Athena wrote:Bad connection speed? Sorry, need some juice?
I wish. Its a pity there's no such thing as bandwith transfer.
Oh well, my connection is back to normal again.
I hope it stays that way because at times, GB's front page can't even load properly and trying to post a reply is quite of a hassel at times.
Posted: Tue Sep 05, 2006 10:00 am
by Philos
Morning All,
@mr_snow,
I really don't hate NWN, was just disappointed. Given its more recent release than most of the older CRPGs I play, I guess I was expecting the graphics to be a lot better than they were. Also dislike only having one "henchman" and not being able to give them things to help improve them.
@Des, Athena,
At home the best I can do is "dial up". :laugh:
Although only 20 miles outside a big city we do not even have DSL :speech:
*Shakes head, looks back at ragged cleric. Sorry, I was keeping track of one of those gulls. It looked like it was going to land on the rafter above our heads. Hate finding surprises in my backpack. I scared it away though. Sorry fair Wench, if you have a ladder, I'll remove that arrow from the rafter. How about another round for the cleric and myself, if you would please? Looking at lampshade warrior/handler asks "Are you a monk, or did last night prove to be a bit too much fun?"
Although a monk would be helpful, we really need a mage too.*
Posted: Tue Sep 05, 2006 10:24 am
by DesR85
Hi Philos.
Philos wrote:
At home the best I can do is "dial up". :laugh:
Although only 20 miles outside a big city we do not even have DSL :speech:
I live half a world away from the US so I can't tell how fast the connection speeds are over there.
What I do know is that the connection in the US is much faster than where I come from. Anyway, my ISP is doing some maintenance to the server, causing the connection to slow down at times. Now, it seems like everything is back to normal for now but the slowdown might occur at anytime.
Posted: Tue Sep 05, 2006 12:18 pm
by Philos
Afternoon Des,
From your location "frontlines" and
"I live half a world away from the US"
I take it you are possibly "in country" in the "sandbox"?
Posted: Tue Sep 05, 2006 6:14 pm
by Curdis
* Accepts the drink from Philos and drains it in one gulp. Appears to brighten considerably. Turns to Mah. *
Keep your, ahh, hat on. Are you also skilled in the magic arts?
@Philos, Any reduction in the winged vermin around here is a small step in the right direction. * Whispered * Lets play along with the cone head. I think I spy a fat purse.
@Gwali, Real life birds? It's so hard to tell now... - Curdis !
Posted: Tue Sep 05, 2006 6:51 pm
by DesR85
Had to edit my previous post since there was some mistake I made when I typed it.
Philos wrote:
From your location "frontlines" and
"I live half a world away from the US"
I take it you are possibly "in country" in the "sandbox"?
Aye, you're wrong.
I'm pinned down in a trench by heavy machine-gun fire at the moment and trying to find a way to flank it.
Posted: Thu Sep 07, 2006 9:30 am
by Philos
@Des
Ah, my bad. Guess I read too much between the lines.
Smoke grenades and suppressive cover fire always worked well for me.
@Curdis
*Noticing improved demeanor of ragged cleric, "Well, let's hope Mah is a mage or another walks in soon. Still wonder about that mystic thief, hmm?"
Posted: Thu Sep 07, 2006 6:24 pm
by Curdis
Ah, Good Philos, it would appear that we have tarried after the bar has in fact closed. Maybe we should check the till?
* Wanders over to see if the till is full or not * - Curdis !
Posted: Thu Sep 07, 2006 6:39 pm
by C Elegans
Curdis wrote:Enthusiasm and Choreography? That would be a falafel with homus and a side salad.
Bah, it is not worth it, I am hungry, I keep my hommous.
This student sure seems to have boiled your undies, knotted them and put them back on inside out. Can you claim that you are unqualified to assess his brilliance and palm him off onto some unsuspecting other?
He still hasn't replied to my polite but cold suggestion that he should write down his ideas in the form of a research plan with background, rationale, hypothesis, predictions and significance of the results. I am just hoping he never will.