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Originally written by The Lurker:

I've also tried crafting which looks promising, and I think the plot is very interesting and much more original than the G2 plot.

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Originally written by The Lurker:

I've also tried crafting which looks promising, and I think the plot is very interesting and much more original than the G2 plot.

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Originally written by Prometheus:

The door is locked and I don't have enough living tools to open it.

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Originally written by $$$:

... Oh, and by the way this is for Geneforge 2.

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In that case, the main skill for you is Parry. In Geneforge 2, unlike in Gf3, Parry can make you almost invincible. Not only that, but at high enough skill levels (13-18) Parry can make enemies kill themselves by attacking you.

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Originally written by Slartucker:

COMPOSITE SPIDWEBBER
...American citizen....

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Originally written by Infernal666hate:

Trying to get some internet traffic?

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Originally written by Arancaytar the Caustic:

I don't know what I can write today, so I will annoy someone with off-topic replies.

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Originally written by Drakefyre:

Guardians start out strong with a big emphasis in Strength, Melee, and Parry. If you want to improve missile weapons too, batons can be a real help.

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Originally written by Zealot:

In Mac Command + Shift + 4 takes a picture where you can decide how wide it is.

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Originally written by Thuryl:

None of the Geneforge games have a resistance called "magic resistance", as far as I can see. Do you mean energy resistance? If so, that protects you from things like Kill spells and radiation areas.

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Originally written by MagmaDragoon:

my mother, when I take a bad mark, force me to exit with friends for punishment (incredible, don't you think?)

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Do you mean that your mother kicked you out of your house forever for bad marks in school? If so, that is incredible, and I'm very sorry this happened. It sounds like you might instead mean that whenever you get a bad mark, you aren't allowed to be with your friends for a while. This is less incredible, but still unfortunate.

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Sadly, I don't know any italian woman in Seattle...

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Well, it never hurts to ask. :)

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Originally written by Synergy:

Yes, yes I want.

I enjoyed the thoughtful thoughts, LavaKnight (Matteo). Your English is entirely understandable, but if you think I am Selima, then you might need eyeglasses. That girl's got wicked curves from here to Timbuktu, and I'm kind of tall and rakishly thin like an elf. I'd take Selima with me, but she's got this little thing for Thurly, you see...

There's no reason someone including myself can't be part of a forum and live their life with balance, just fine. I'm just not doing it at this point, because I'm investing too much energy into it, and it's been substituing for little things like pushing myself to go make more local friends and hunt me down a mate.

P.S. – MagmaDragoon. I think Italian women are very beautiful. Do you know any who live in Seattle and would love to marry an American man who might be almost as passionate and effusive as she is? Oh, what terrific rows we would have together, but making up would be so very very sweet...oops, I'm daydreaming.

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Originally written by Arancaytar the Grey:

As a note, Selima, otherwise known as Marlenny, is not leaving. Synergy, whom you quoted, is.

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Originally written by Thralni, The flying Dutchmen:

Some typos, but otherwise your English is quite good (at least a lot better than some people here...).

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