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Originally written by 1001011001000:

Most of us are still teenagers, though. :D

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Originally written by 1001011001000:

Come on, just stay until 1000 posts, and then leave. :P

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Originally written by Garrison:


Still, you have to make sure that the combat stays interesting, but not hopelessly difficult with redundant instant damage from all sides.

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Originally written by Garrison:


Still, you have to make sure that the combat stays interesting, but not hopelessly difficult with redundant instant damage from all sides.

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Originally written by Kelandon:

That was true elsewhere, but not really in BoA. Outside an anti-magic field, a Null Bug is vulnerable to any acid or poison spells and to Simulacrum. That's about it.

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Originally written by Cavanoskus:
Oh CRUD...I just realized I could get in trouble for posting a pic with nipples in it, even if they ARE on an anime poster in my room....maybe I should crop it or something... :o

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Originally written by Italianhitman:

ok thanks, but that plastic idea didn't work all that well, oh well, the other ones did, thanks.

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Originally written by Dahak:

First you have to capture, care for, and likely breed the null bugs. Who will do it?

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Originally written by The Absolut Sagacious stranger:

The Bible?

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Originally written by Ahbleza:

As usual, I'm in the minority, but chose E1.
I feel that E3 is excessively abstract and E2 is simply excessive.
E1 is a good, solid adventure without a lot of hyperbole. (Mule Fritters)
If I ever reach the advanced stage that many of you are, I'll surely change my opinion to E2. I can't deny that it's the "best" scenario, but for the "lay" player, it wears on you, making it excessive.
In the BoE group, there are a lot of "simple" scenarios that allow one like me to "grow", but it's a long process and I'm only now getting closer.
(* Though I'll probably always favor E1 over all others, because it's the "first experience". Well, with these games anyhoo.)

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Originally written by Bicentennial Name:

[qb]Avernum has a better skill system, the interesting but underused terrain height, and some spit and polish. Exiles 2 and 3 have a better selection of spells and E3 has far better graphics.

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Originally written by -08:

[quote=[b]Brenitt-Ihrno]
So by "humans" I presume you mean Empire+Avernites?

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Originally written by Also rather a nutcase.:



The thing to fear, of course, is that with Jeff bringing out his own canon information, some designers might turn this into a free-for-all and we have dozens of different versions.

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Originally written by Dastal:


Or maybe it will be nothing like that at all, and Jeff will suprise us once again...

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Originally written by Kelandon:



EDIT: Also, I'm pretty sure your signature is in violation of the CoC.

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Originally written by ARRR-enax:

Even if they're on disk, the ones that need a code will generate a new code. You still need to go through the hassle of getting it out of JV.

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