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I'm not usually one for help or spoilers, but the one thing I like to have before I start a Spiderweb game is one of them nifty lists of items that will be needed for quests, like dried herbs or iron bars or whatever. If someone would post one of those nice and early on I would be much obliged.

Those ones were indeed staged. Genuine ones, however, are not too hard to find. Not as pretty, but probably more fun to be at.

Fallout, the Simpsons of the RPG world, did it already.

I suppose Khyryk could have been there when Drypeak was retaken, recovering his mate's stolen cloak from the broken body of Barzahl himself. Heh, once speculation starts, there is no end, you know.

I agree with Artie. At least, I got the same impression when I played. It couldn't be Greta, since you saw the pictures in G3, the game where Greta was in your party for most of the adventure.

Maybe you missed out on all the background story and such that could be found in the manuals, upon mars, because Starcraft actually had one of the best video game plots out there. It was so good they used the exact same story for Warcraft: Kerrigan = Arthas. It's even better than many role playing games, and you wouldn't think a strategy game would have a particularly good plot in the first place.

Originally Posted By: The Mystic I usually wait about a year after the initial release before I buy the game, just to make sure most of the bugs are worked out when I order the CD. This is a good plan when buying computer hardware or operating system software, but really Spiderweb games rarely have bugs that are so bad as to warrant waiting a year before buying the game. I don't think you need to deny yourself the enjoyment for that long.

Heh, even the game's creator only counts as a fairly-oldbie? Must be quite the exclusive little club.

Originally Posted By: Skeptic's Progress "2" isn't physical. It is quite real. It is in some ways more real than objects Originally Posted By: Skeptic's Progress Only nature, the physical world, can be observed or deduced, which is what science is all about and, in fact, what reality is as far as science is concerned. Surely you can see, and appreciate, the inherent contradictions here. 2 is only something we have faith in and use to explain occurrences in the world, much like God. Only one is science and the other is not. Though that's probably because 2 simply has more consensus among humanity for existing than God does. I suppose at one point God did have enough consensus to be considered science as well, just not anymore. Maybe one day we'll evolve beyond 2 as well? We really can't take anything for granted.

Originally Posted By: Poached Salmon Isn't science nothing but the language describing that which is real? Depends on your definition of real, doesn't it? Science takes what our senses perceive for granted. On the other hand, it also has faith in things that aren't real. Numbers for example: you can't go and find a wild '2' out in the world because '2' isn't real.