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Thanks to your hard work, I am finally able to dive into Sonora and Dayglow for the very first time.

That's not true at all and even if it was, Bethesda butchered it already in F3 and are at this point just pissing on the burning gravesite. Don't talk like you know anything. CRPG means a Computer Roleplaying Game, end of story. First-World and Third-World have always meant the same. During the...

Me neither, CF, me neither. At least the discussion is always lively.

Thanks for this compilation Sduibek. I just finished a play through. Some errors/bugs I noticed: 1) The four "mercs" near the Followers of Apocalypse library give me errors instead of dialog 2) After convincing Master to suicide, the dialogue screen pops up immediately - twice - forcing...

Cheers, they all work now. I have no idea what was the problem - probably UK O2 ISP was being a bitch.

Hey folks, I decided to ask here since plenty of people frequent all of these sites. For the last 26-hours or so, I haven't been able to access either RPGCodex, Sorcerer's Place, or Circle of Eight. So neither: http://www.rpgcodex.net http://www.sorcerers.net http://www.co8.org work at...

Looking good. I wish you all the best. Unfortunately I'll be super busy during the summer so can't help with writing or testing this. But two thumbs up for effort atleast!

Well, low-budget Mad Max clone, anyone? Could be a surprise-gem... or not.

Romero's Diary of the Dead was a horrible, horrible Blair Witch Project-style zombie flick with a plot full of giant holes and over-the-top teenager acting. I've only seen House of the Dead and Alone in the Dark from Uwe Boll but all three movies are pretty much on the same level. So we're...

I don't know in what world you live, but let's recap what I've been saying: 1) China has the ability to reduce Taiwan into a big pile of rubble -I didn't say "taking" see? It's a well-known fact that at the moment they are lacking enough equipment to make opposed landings. They do have...

No, it's 2008. :crazy: Oh yes, because only ICBM's mean anything nowadays? Shees, Siberia is a huge, resource-righ area which is sparsely populated. It would give China both space for their population and resources for their economy, both things that they already lack. Japanese called it...

Russia and China are not allies by default. They work together when they can oppose US hegemony but Russia is worried about chinese encroachment upon Eastern/Southern Siberia. There's already several areas there where overwhelming majority of population is chinese immigrants. It's just that at...

Haha and no, chinese nuclear weapons are pretty much a joke. As far as we know, those missiles are relics of early cold-war. The locations are well-known by western intelligence agencies as are their capabilities. Inserting a DELTA or SAS team to disable them wouldn't be that far-fetched. Or a...

Considering that in all situations, UN would most likely be powerless, alot depends also on Russia and how Russo-American relations stand, here's my take: A) Keep selling arms and supplies to Taiwan, no direct help because of the coup. State department will find an loophole to excuse this...

And comparing WW2 and Iraqi War is totally pointless and a smoke-screen. Now, you could compare Vietnam and Iraqi wars - they have many similarities. It's bit different when your country gets attacked and the other guy declares war upon you, than when you fabricate lies about the other guy in...

And even though most folks consider that oil costs much now, it's actually cheaper than it was during 60's. A study done in Finland proved that the percentage of a family's income which had to be put into transportation was huge when compared to a modern family. So even though fuel per litre...

Get real. There has been several attempts to "fix" Somalia with very bad results. Whole country would most likely be better off divided between the different tribes, instead of trying to create an artificial central government. Piracy has been on the rise lately because of almost total lack...

Suaside, yes but it was still drunk in large quantities so people were not sober. quant: It wasn't about "alcohol is good for!" since obviously it's not that healthy in the long run - it was an atttempt to partly answer your question: Especially alcohol is more immersed in our culture...

Well, considering that Somalia is a fractured country in nearly total anarchia, faced with nonexistant economy and starvation, it's no surprise that it's a hotbed for piracy. It's an problem around Indonesia and Malesia as well - plenty of islands to hide in and loads and loads of shipping...

During medieval times, labourers (workers under direct ownership of a feudal lord, ie working at a castle, tending it's cattle and/or fields etc) received anywhere between 4-8 litres of beer daily.