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My first play through of KOTOR 2, I never used the smuggler companion (name escapes me at the moment). I never equipped him, never leveled him, never paid him a second thought. So, near the end of the game, when you have a solo fight with him against a pair of assassins... yeah that went real...

Reptilian Physiology: The user takes on or has the traits and abilities of reptiles, including Crocodilia (crocodiles, gavials, caimans, and alligators), Sphenodontia (tuataras), Squamata (lizards, snakes, and worm lizards) and Testudines (turtles, terrapins and tortoises). Applications...

I have to go with Masters of Orion, I still play Battle at Antares every now and then.

For no reason other than to inspire awe, a sawn-off 50-cal. rifle. Pointless yet awesome.

Dark Chocolate specifically. And it never melts. And it can change form at my will. And it regenerates when I nibble.

My sophomore year is a myth. Don't let anyone tell you otherwise. Also, Neverwinter Nights 2: Storm of Zehir. 'Nuff said

Ok, so to elaborate on the title, far too many potential pulse-racing fights in modern games are cut down by a convenient cutscene, interrupt, plot macguffin, or similar. And, if you actually do get to fight the enemy, it often becomes a mess of quick time events where any real playtime is...

Uh, hello? Smoke Bombs? Who doesn't love the flash-bang-cape-whirl-escape?

You know, this one is odd for me, because I hate most of Disturbed's stuff, but "Alive" literally defines last stand song.

I already have a Fallout perk: Night Person! (no, seriously, I am way more coherent once the EDS (evil day star) is out of my eyes)

Is no one going to say the mortal kombat series? I mean, the overall deaths-per-play isn't that high, but then you figure how many people have played it, how long its been played, and how many sequels exist, and we're talking a fighting game series with piles of corpses under its belt.

"Chicken Chaser!" -the reason why it is absolutely essential you get a new title as quickly as possible in the original Fable

This, I'm just going to say, is a bad trend. It's essentially commercializing religion, and anyway magic is traditionally a personal thing. If you do it for other people, you don't usually get paid anything more than they offer in gratitude. Getting people's thanks taxed just seems ridiculous to me.

Yeah, no big story to mine, I just like Steampunk and tinker in real life. Hence, Steampunk Technology= Steamtech. My other tags are more interesting: Syan Stormtamer, the name of my first dnd character (3.0 ranger *cry*) and Edibilism, from my friends joking that I eat so much I might as...

As an American, I apologize for... Yeah, for the sake of the potential size of the post, I'm just going to apologize in general.