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Originally written by premonition:

I have no idea, but it happens surprisingly often. And in the most random places, too. It is rather creepy. They may not ask that question straight away, but it always comes in somewhere in the conversation.

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Originally written by Walter:

Also, there is that farmer who wants to know what is happening in Fort Avernum (does anyone know if it actually matters whether you tell him, or follow the rules and keep it a secret?)

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And how about the imprisioned eyebeast west of Cotra? If you kill it the mayor is quite upset about how much they could have learned from it, yet you get some nice rewards for doing so, and if left alone it might trick someone else into letting it escape.

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Originally written by Ephesos:

At least Spidweb games typically don't need frequent patches to re-balance, re-work, or just simply fix games. Tons of games (MMOs in particular) have this syndrome now, and it's good to see games that don't need to be re-patched every other week.

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Originally written by When in the course of Nathan Ashby:

It is more likely he was inquiring who this person is. I have no idea either, and he might come from a similar cultural background.

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Originally written by Habeas corpus fundamentalist:

Have you ever thought it may have been a pretext?

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Originally written by Thuryl:

asked if I was Macaulay Culkin.

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Originally written by ef:

You wanted an example, Thuryl. Here's one that demonstrates the problem pretty well. This is not a particularly dark section of a dungeon, you can see a lot of details, even tiny ones, at least as long as their colour contrasts strongly with the colour of the floor: all the little stones are easy to make out.

But tell me, how many rats are there? No, it's not two, it's three. A lever would be practically invisible. Colours that are close to each other are hard to distinguish. If the dungeon were a bit darker, you'd not see any rat at all.

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Originally written by Hakuna Matata:

Simply for the "NEVER!!!!", you deserve the cute vote. Take that from someone who denies it on daily basis, yet people don't shut the hell up.

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Originally written by The Lurker:

As for not buying a game if you hate the demo... Terror's Martyr hates Geneforge 3, yet he seems to have fully finished it.

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Originally written by ashby4808:

E-Master? Has he been posting here recently, or did I fail to recognize him? What was his moniker before the Ashby one?

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