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Agreed. ^^

There's a very interesting book on what sort of things started the stories of vampires, like diseases that made you very pale and why people would drink blood etc. I forget the author, but the title is The Science(spelling?) of Vampires.

What is this supposed to be?

It depends what mood I'm in. If I'm really bored and/or angry, I steal people's stuff and then go and kill off the town.

Quote: God cannot sin. So what happens when God kills someone?

Quote: I'm pretty sure the Terry Pratchett thing was only meant as a joke. After all, what sense would there be in quoting Pratchett to make a serious point? I was joking . His books are so random, it would take several thousand lawyers several years to find out how you could make a serious point. That was an exaggeration and I have nothing against lawyers. My aunt's one.

Terry Pratchett's books show what terrible things gods can deny you. In one book, there was a god who denied his believers chocolate! *gasp* The moral of this post is: If someone denies you chocolate(or something else that you love) ignore them.

Using the special item idea, what if when you got water, you had a penelty for what you could carry. It's probably more work than what it's worth, but it's an idea.

Something just comes into my head, then I wait until it builds so much I have to write down the story and figure out how I can make it work on the computer. EDIT: A bit of advice; if you ever meet an author, the last thing you ever want to ask them is how they get their ideas. For one thing it sounds unimaginative as most people ask this and the author might get annoyed by this. It's different all the time and not always easy to explain. EDIT2: No, I'm not a published author, but I know several.

But don't you think that would have been mentioned? This is why I believe in evolution.

The thing I never understood was that Adam and Eve's son(the one killed his brother, I forget his name) went off and married a woman he found when Adam and Eve are supposed to be the first humans. What kind of animal did he marry?

It has to be during the two weeks of my summer I'm actually busy...*sigh*

I never got past the boat.

But it's cheaper to keep them all alive, if at all possible. Besides, if they die, you have to march them back naked(or with ugly clothes on) to get their stuff back.

You could try running away in fight mode, using healing potions and magic to keep your party alive until you get outside. Then you can rest. The only other solutions I can come up with are 1) ignoring the fact it might mess up your game and use 'Take Out Of Town', 2) keep fighting the battle and opening save files until you either win, or get so frustrated you don't want to play it anymore, or 3) start over. I don't think you want to do this, after raising your party up and doing side quests and other oddities. Save it as a last resort.

That's a good idea, but I think the time limit should be two weeks instead of one, as people have jobs and other commitments and scripting can take a while.

Thanks anyways, but I fixed it now.

Who's asking you?

There's one thing that I don't think you should do in Classic DID. Don't make the lady in distress wimpy. That's the reason I don't like the fairy tales where the female character is just sitting around waiting for the male character to rescue her.

Unfortunately, he's probably already read my post that I'm so bored, I'll play any scenario, no matter how bad it is. Sorry.

Okay, I can send it to you now.

I've been having trouble sending them, the files keep getting corrupted. If anyone has any advice I would be very grateful. I have a Mac OS X. As soon as I get this worked out, I'll send them to everybody who asked.

I don't mind my characters getting drunk. For a little while I was using characters from a story I'm writing(they're sixteen in the story, except for the cat) and I had their grown-up forms pick up all the alcohol they could find and get drunk!

So am I, but even if I wasn't I'd never have an alcholic drink. Yuck!

Same here ^