kris
Arcane
Beoulve said:
Says the guy who like Oblivion and trash talk Tim Cain.
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Says the guy who like Oblivion and trash talk Tim Cain.
Jed
Cipher
... and then equip the CD's middle, uh, ring on the spindle thingy...
Andyman Messiah
Mr. Ed-ucated
... and then go to the BioWare forums where you can get some actual help for your CRC problems. Click, click: Click.
Basicly, change stores. The one where you've bought the three KOTORs (and probably also the one where you bought your six computers) is bad. You didn't trade the game in for a bowl of soup or something?
Basicly, change stores. The one where you've bought the three KOTORs (and probably also the one where you bought your six computers) is bad. You didn't trade the game in for a bowl of soup or something?
St. Toxic
Arcane
Oh man, I remember playing KOTOR the first time. It was like being a limp guy with very big nostrils, constantly wading through sewage on his way to execution.
Then I played Oblivion, and soon enough KOTOR became the most pleasant thing in the world, and I beat it. It's like I used a bad game to make all others shine. True story.
Then I played Oblivion, and soon enough KOTOR became the most pleasant thing in the world, and I beat it. It's like I used a bad game to make all others shine. True story.
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