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The GF2 NOSE is a half-way decent trainer, if you have windows. As for canister locations, look in Schrodinger\'s Walkthrough . It should contain all you need to know.

Why not? All you need is a decent fan and coolant. The only real complaint I've heard about Prescotts is the heat, and that's something that I can easily circumvent (no pun intended) and is within my control. It's better than wondering if one day your processor is going to suffer from SNDS.

Well, I'm currently building a higher-end computer that should be done... sometime when it's obsolete. I'll have it completed eventually. But as I've learned the hard way, Socket 775 LGA Prescotts don't come cheap.

My computer has a 299 MHz Pentium 2 processor, and runs XP Pro. Also, it has several programs (anti-virus and firewalls, mainly) that start up as soon as I log in. Then I open up Task manager and start picking off unessential processes to save on CPU. All in all, it takes me about ten to fifteen minutes to reboot.

I'll do that in a little bit. Rebooting for me is a slow and arduous process, that I prefer to avoid. EDIT: That did it. Thanks!

For some reason, everytime I try to start BoA, I'm getting an Unhandled Exception, which looks like this: Code: Unhandled exception: c0000005At address: 004183c1 A few hours ago, I could get into it just fine, but now, I hit this error an the game shuts down. Any ideas?

Quote: Originally written by Emperor Tullegolar: So no, they can't really be saved... even if you save them. Hello new signature. She twists her ankle?!? Sheesh, she can take on a Kyshaak, but she can't take a twisted ankle. It's not that bad.

Quote: Originally written by Dikiyoba: Originally by hani: Quote: I'm just scared it will start dreaming about finding a mate, as wild animals do. They're sterile, except in a few rare cases. Sterile just means that the creature can't produce sperm/eggs. It doesn't mean they can't mate.

I hope this is wrong, but from what I've heard... Zero. Zip. Zilch. If you join the shapers, you're a monster.

*Tries to get rid of some really nasty mental images* Quote: Originally written by hani: this post came out all wrong. You have no idea. I won't be able to eat bacon for a week. Great, now I just did it to myself... I can't believe I just said that. *Continues trying to rid of mental images, including some new, self-induced ones*

Quote: Originally written by -X-: The word of Jeff Vogel is law. This issue is resolved. This topic is ripe for death. -X-, you can't end a topic on your own terms. Unless you're a Moderator, and last time I checked, you're not.

Nice! I definitely like this. Good work, Niemand!

EDIT: I'm a genius. I didn't open the .JAR file with Java like I'm supposed to, I extracted it with winRAR.

Speaking of undead... retribution This cheat summons a druid who obliterates any undead he can find.

Weird. Maybe it just is different on different computers. Suddenly, the game Geneforge takes on a whole new meaning.

Do you run a Mac by any chance?

Nope. It's GF2. And for clarification, I meant having your critter attack you manually (by clicking the attack button on it's turn and selecting your character).

All right. Here's a map of the area. See that red circle? If you still can't get out using the secret passage, then that's your destination. As you can also see, you have to go clear across giant territory to reach it. There's an underground passage somewhere within that red circle that will take you across the river out of giant territory. Where you come out is that blue dot on the other side, which is near Grindstone. Also, notice that pink exclamation mark? If you really aren't looking for a fight, I'd suggest you keep from getting too close. There's a small gang of giants there that would love to beat you to a pulp.

That secret passage should work to get you back. Try it one more time. There's one other route out of the Giant lands, but I need to look at the map carefully before I pinpoint it's location.

I decided to Google GF4, just to see what came up. At the top of the search, of course, was the GF4 homepage. But it's description was somewhat surprising. Quote: Originally written on Google: Drakon Fortress Spiderweb Software brings you Geneforge 4: Rebellion, the next chapter in their ... Geneforge 4 for Windows will be ready in early 2007. ... What's even weirder is that, when visiting the page to see if Spiderweb was now referring to itself as a 'drakon fortress', there was no trace of it anywhere. Is Google losing it's mind?

Quote: Originally written by Slartucker: Ooh. Bug! One that has been there since GF1. Quote: Originally written by Dikiyoba: Just out of curiosity, what happens if one of your creations attacks your main character? I can only answer from experience, but in GF1 and GF3, one of your own creations attacking you would just end up as a normal attack. You would take damage. In GF2, however, if one of your creations attacked you, it immediately was game-over.

Quote: Originally written by Alberich: I like the button in Nethergate that lets you disable the character editor "cheats" to avoid temptation - so a nocheatsdurnit or noapplesineden would suit me. I have an even better name for it. nomorecheats Why? Because it already exists.

Do you have the right version? Trying to open a Mac application on a Windows system would probably cause some problems. If that isn't it, trying downloading it again. The file may be corrupted.

Still, can you please post the screenshots for us unfortunate Windows users?

Woah. Did I just witness topic necromancy?