Ah yes, good 'ol days of ld school RPG as some say. Well I was around then, but a bit too little.

I love Fallout. I like the sci-fi setting. Are NN and BG2 similar?

Also, why does everyone remember them fondly? Was it the story? I have a belief that relates to people comparing modern games to old ones

-the better/more graphics a game has, the less gameplay it can accomodate. An example is dwarf fortress.

So:

1: RPGs

2. Old-School

I LOVEE RTS. I LOVE SPACE.

I just didn't like Gal Civ 2. I loved Civ 4-maybe I just though the game was a bit too slow and a bit too similar to Civ.

But I've looked at Sins and it looks great.

Any opinions?

Hi,

I just can't get myself to like this game! It feels to much like Civilization. That too, it was a bit too slow, and the combat was not that good.

Please explain?

Hi, I'm dragged down by the wery world of Fallout 1/2, and the battles of the grim CoH: Opposing Fronts.

I love adventure games-especially funny ones-and nearly have all of the Lucasarts ones

I'm looking for a funny game that's not necessarily an adventure game

It's great- though I can't play the cinematics! I'm pretty sure it's lega;l-I got the link off Gamesradar

http://www.fileradar.net/files/view/Fallout_Fallout---Full-Free-Game/1186

Great that you solved it

I know that running too fast is often cause of your machine being too good. Seems weird, right? Happened to me with IJ: The Emperor's Tomb

Just max out the seetings and it should be fine

Hey, I tried the demo and it's an awesome game! Getting it tomorrow, but I've had a thorough play through and wanted to ask some questions:

1. On a forum, I saw a war overview screen. Is that only for In nomine?

2. Do you need NA to run In Nomine?

3. Can you unite Britain into Great Britain in the oriiginal

4. What are the best new features in the expansions?

5. If rebels take over a province, can they defect to you? I saw (on a forum) that in the expansion, patriots will cede the province.

Thanks