Average Manatee
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Am I the only one who plays all of my characters fresh without importing items from other runs?
No, I'm like this too.Am I the only one who plays all of my characters fresh without importing items from other runs?
Y'all some weird ass motherfuckers.No, I'm like this too.Am I the only one who plays all of my characters fresh without importing items from other runs?
Although my excuse is that I never bother saving the to stash in the first place or hardly even use them in general.
Am I the only one who plays all of my characters fresh without importing items from other runs?
No, I'm like this too.
Although my excuse is that I never bother saving the to stash in the first place or hardly even use them in general.
Runs pretty well on the Iris Xe 96 of my i7-1165G7 on 1920x1080 on medium settings (very thin laptop).Does this game run decently on integrated graphics laptops? Does anyone know? I see it's on sale on Steam, and I'm considering getting it.
Yes.Does this game run decently on integrated graphics laptops? Does anyone know? I see it's on sale on Steam, and I'm considering getting it.
I just roll one barbarian and never switchAm I the only one who plays all of my characters fresh without importing items from other runs?
What if it becomes too easy with your barbarian and you need to make another one to start out fresh?I just roll one barbarian and never switchAm I the only one who plays all of my characters fresh without importing items from other runs?
I do not understand the questionWhat if it becomes too easy with your barbarian and you need to make another one to start out fresh?I just roll one barbarian and never switchAm I the only one who plays all of my characters fresh without importing items from other runs?
Every time I die in a game, I smash my hard drive and get a new computer.I suppose someone has just deleted the game upon dying.
So what happens when you play planescape torment?Every time I die in a game, I smash my hard drive and get a new computer.I suppose someone has just deleted the game upon dying.
Gotta make the stakes real.
The same thing that happens when you play War and Peace.So what happens when you play planescape torment?Every time I die in a game, I smash my hard drive and get a new computer.I suppose someone has just deleted the game upon dying.
Gotta make the stakes real.
A fuckload of pressing the next page button huh.The same thing that happens when you play War and Peace.So what happens when you play planescape torment?Every time I die in a game, I smash my hard drive and get a new computer.I suppose someone has just deleted the game upon dying.
Gotta make the stakes real.
Oh hai, someone called? I play all my games in GD (and TQ) as a self-imposed Hardcore. With the difference from the real HC: storing the items and money, running the infrequents, and giving out to other charactersI suppose someone has just deleted the game upon dying.
The insurmountable beat'em'up of all time. Nothing will ever surpass thisStill wish I could play Planetscape Tournament. I imagine it as a Mortal Kombat style game, but RPG and fantasy influenced. Actually, there was this really niche shareware game in the early to mid 90s in that vein, which I was never able to rediscover later, despite playing it when I was a kid. Lots of stuff like that in the old shareware days, stuff that just vanished into the ether.
Oh hai, someone called? I play all my games in GD (and TQ) as a self-imposed Hardcore. With the difference from the real HC: storing the items and money, running the infrequents, and giving out to other charactersI suppose someone has just deleted the game upon dying.
The insurmountable beat'em'up of all time. Nothing will ever surpass thisStill wish I could play Planetscape Tournament. I imagine it as a Mortal Kombat style game, but RPG and fantasy influenced. Actually, there was this really niche shareware game in the early to mid 90s in that vein, which I was never able to rediscover later, despite playing it when I was a kid. Lots of stuff like that in the old shareware days, stuff that just vanished into the ether.
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