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Originally Posted by Trobintier
I don't think he thought he was carrying God's flaming sword of justice, but he probably expected high praise from religious figures as time went on.
I don't know, he was on the 700 Club or one of those fanatical religious shows. I am certain of that, I know I saw it, but I've told people that and they haven't believed me. I couldn't find any real proof to give the people who didn't believe me, I had just saw something on TV about it. Did anyone else hear/see anything about that?
This happened before he became president, I believe, perhaps before he had considered running. Not 100% sure.
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Originally Posted by Enlikil
I have always been a firm beliver, that magic should be Pre meditated.
I have a Mind capacity of 4 level 5 spells, 3 level 4 spells and 1 level 5 spell, Which spells i think i need for the day i should mem them up. ONce they are cast they are freed from memery and must be re memed.
Mana is like so so so dated.
I always preferred the idea on magic that if you knew spells you could cast them anytime, and they just fatigued you, or if you overdrew, killed you. That it drew on the bodies own mental and physical stores. Was never a huge fan of the pre-memorized thing.
But to each their own, yup yup. 
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Originally Posted by Nenjin
*I* play RPGs and don't roleplay because I like watching my character grow.
Hmm alright. Now I do understand. I learned something today --- And its great to learn! Because knowledge is power!
And that was very well put about the differences and similiarties between single player console and pen and paper RPGs, by the way.
But yes, I do treat MMORPGs like pen and paper games, instead of console single player games (though I enjoy both).
So that still leaves the seperation issue for the two different viewpoints, but different servers can solve that. RP servers and non-RP servers.
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Encumbrance is a very good thing. Since the character I usually play never wears armor, it'd be good to see something out of it since in alot of games you are just penalized for not-wearing armor.
Of course, I did it anyway, because my character didn't wear it. But armor does restrict movement and add encumbrance, and I would like to see implements regarding that.
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Originally Posted by Ragorn
Doom 3 is Too Little, Too Late in my opinion. Guess I'm in the minority, but I don't think D3 has a chance of dethroning UT2K4 as my FPS of choice. I might play D3 out of nostalgia, but I have a real hard time accepting it as a legitimate power title from the screenshots and info I've seen about it.
I consider Doom a classic, but that is about it. FPSs were never my favorite genre to begin with, though I play them now and then with other people if I just feel like shooting stuff. I never play them 1 Player, they are always incredibly boring, too difficult, and/or completely non-innovative.
Then again I never would pay actual money for FPSs, no matter the title, so I don't think I'm the target audience for Doom 3.
I like it when they use NPC allies though, that is fun. As long as they do something. Halo has something like that I believe, where you get computer controlled soldiers to aid you. Medal of Honor too, if I remember right.
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Originally Posted by Nenjin
And for the love of pete, calling it an RPG does not automatically make it = dungeons and dragons.
Of course not.
Actually the classic Fantasy setting isn't my favorite, though I do enjoy it. My favorite is more the ones like Shadowrun, magic and modern technology combine. Always loved that stuff. Oh, but I digress...Quote:
Originally Posted by Nenjin
Want to be able to GM call on someone because he's saying things like "Dude" or "Hey bro, I'm on the phone" or "Does that sword give you +10 strength?"? Go to your own server please. If I can't be free to be me in a game, what's the point of playing? I don't play computer games to labor under a whole ton of roleplaying social and chat rules. I'd end up never talking to anyone and playing solo or with RL friends.
I just don't see why people that want RP aren't happy with their own server. The game rules can be tweaked so all those little roleplay aspects you demand in can be there, while the rest of can enjoy the game the way we like to enjoy it.
Well I agree with the seperation policy, but I disagree on the way you'd like to do it. The majority of servers should be roleplay, and a minority for people who just want to mess around. That would be fine.
I don't think I have ever really understood why people who don't want to roleplay play RPGs? I mean you can play a good action game or something, or how about Counterstrike? You can randomly shoot stuff there.
If I just want to just enjoy light non-immersive chaotic-type fun I play games like that. But for roleplaying, I play roleplaying games. Then have a server or so for people who don't want to roleplay.
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