@LadyRhian well i always at least try to have 16 intelligence for my fighter so when mind flayers russian roulette me, they can do it 3 times before i bite dust
@Khamill, @LordKim You may want to have children strong as horses... but there might be a few drawbacks with that mindset... Not to mention, the set of eyes they end up having!
@LadyRhian Well with all sympathy to @LordKim, and Im sure he'll state the same...No way we'll have children together:D Even if they to be charming as unicorns...whateva that mean:/ hehh...offcourse I do realise this is not what You ment but just wanted to "straightened" this up:P
Accually there is another advantage of being so crosseyed. +20 to crossing busy roads:)
The degradation of dialog options is even more ridiculous. Though the cited PST example is a bit overblown
Yeah Planescape pretty much has every RPG beat in terms of dialogue. Compared to Baldur's Gate, Dragon Age has pretty much the same variety of dialogue options, sometimes more, sometimes less.
I'm starting to think PS:T is the wordiest RPG ever.
It isn't uncommon to go hours without fighting anything, and when you actually are fighting something you wish you could get it over with so you can talk some more.
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Or maybe it is about gaming..
Even if they to be charming as unicorns...whateva that mean:/
hehh...offcourse I do realise this is not what You ment but just wanted to "straightened" this up:P
Accually there is another advantage of being so crosseyed. +20 to crossing busy roads:)
About the children, your right.. We are to far apart..........
@LadyRhain im actually afraid of horses..:/
And the winner is:
(Props to @Arcalian for the concept!)
Batman, he's every alignment!
Also Supes. http://www.heroscapers.com/community/showthread.php?t=29962
I'm starting to think PS:T is the wordiest RPG ever.