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Company News Did you cry when Aeris died?
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Dragon
Augur
I cried when Gandalf died in the old Lord of the Rings PC game, that took me by surprise, what a plot ! (just kidding, I read the book numerous times)
So I tried that Kaza Dum bridge over and over. Everytime some of the my caracters died, I think I killed the whole fellowship in that way. But I finnaly managed to kill that monstrous Balrog without loosing anyone ! I really felt good comming out of Moria that way.
So I tried that Kaza Dum bridge over and over. Everytime some of the my caracters died, I think I killed the whole fellowship in that way. But I finnaly managed to kill that monstrous Balrog without loosing anyone ! I really felt good comming out of Moria that way.
aries202
Erudite
In a thread at the Bioware forums, a very bright member of the Bioware community actually started to compare the background story in ME to Halo's.
And guess what
: The two stories seems or appears to bo identical, at least somewhat. Machines etc. seem to be in both stories, so yes, apparently Halo's story is good 
And guess what
: The two stories seems or appears to bo identical, at least somewhat. Machines etc. seem to be in both stories, so yes, apparently Halo's story is good Texas Red
Whiner
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When my character was sent to find the GECK, a whole new and unexplored world was before me. There was danger, excitement and... pain. I became addicted to drugs. I sold my companions to slavers. Heck, I became a slaver myself. I dont know how many people I killed and enslaved in the raids. When a dead town was before me, when I saw that everyone was dead I realised. *I* was the monster. It was because of such people as me the Great War happened. And then I wept.
Morbus
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The GBA game is a nice action JRPG, really. Has a nice story, and some nice twists... I can't say you'll like it. I did, but I can't play it again, as it's all about the story.Fat Dragon said:
The thing is I was LARPing when I was cryingEdward_R_Murrow said:
Ahah, gotcha! 
Ahaha, I get your drift...Edward_R_Murrow said:
Not, it was not as high... It was a sorcerer, of course...Edward_R_Murrow said:
Well thanks, but I still think it's just stupidity allied to having nothing else to do...Edward_R_Murrow said:Sixteen' hours? Sixteen motherfucking hours? That is determination.
I was younger in mind...I know, I knowEdward_R_Murrow said:
I don't cry anymore, as I'll see to it that I get my money back.ROFL!!! No, like, sand, a grain of sand... or something.Edward_R_Murrow said:
That sword was nice, actually.Edward_R_Murrow said:
How do you know my taste in games? Just because I played FIFA2007 doesn't mean I like it, you know. My favorite games are actually quite commonly like here at the codex... I also like other genres, however...Hory said:
Warlord_peecard
Novice
I cryed when i bought GTA:vice city , when i realized how senseless it was.
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