Baldur's Gate was an epic. A frustrating at times epic, featuring always frustrating Kobolds and ancient 640x480 graphics, but still offering an amazing and quite addictive gaming experience. Baldur's Gate -to this very day- is a joy to play, as engrossing as ever and one of the best RPG games ever to grace our fed up with goblins PCs. Good news is you can actually improve it. Give it a lick of paint, so to say.
Bad news is you'll need to have both Baldur's Gate and Baldur's Gate II installed on your hard-drive. More good news is you'll be using the (relatively) impressively advanced and high(er)-res engine of BG II to run the original game. How? By using the excellent (freeware, too) EasyTutu program, generally available at this little cyber-den.
Bad news is you'll need to have both Baldur's Gate and Baldur's Gate II installed on your hard-drive. More good news is you'll be using the (relatively) impressively advanced and high(er)-res engine of BG II to run the original game. How? By using the excellent (freeware, too) EasyTutu program, generally available at this little cyber-den.
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feck! (rumages through old pc discs.......)
ReplyDeleteJust don't feck 'em discs...
ReplyDeleteI'm not sure I want to read your 'fist blog' what with your predilection to porn and all...
ReplyDelete.... okay im lost...
ReplyDelete(takes out map..... feck, discs, feck, discs..... fist blog.....)
nope still lost....
My son and I just finished Baldurs Gate for the Game Cube... We had a blast with it... To bad theres not a sequal for it..!
ReplyDeleteFather Krishna, that's it my friend! A fist blog! What an utterly brilliant idea!
ReplyDelete(hands Elderly a cheap but functional GPS thingy)
Well, Deitrix, there's both a BG2 and expansions to BG1 and 2 for the PC. Perhaps something made it to the Gamecube too...
(finds himself stuck in the corner of his wardrobe.......)
ReplyDelete..... erm where did you get the GPS thingy mr.gnome? not that im not grateful I am... but i appear to have made a course alteration....
But outside the NTUA University of Athens. Right before this happened:
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...ah well that would explain it, such patient and morally upstanding police officers, their mothers would be proud... .tax money well spent it appears.......though it does look a tad like a police state....
ReplyDeleteSometime it does feel very close indeed... Then again three little piggies had to stay at the hospital... Still are there I think, and dont seem very confident these days... Despite their mother's pride that is ;)
ReplyDeletesome people will do anything to take a few days of brutalizing innocent civilians... tardiness i call it..
ReplyDeleteYou're absolutely right most perceptive one. Guess, I have a letter to write...
ReplyDeleteid put a couple em on a piece of paper, one letter on it's own has little impact....... here i'll put some down you fill in the gap
ReplyDelete.igs
(gnome gets all paranoid writing letters while simultaneously filling up beer bottles with olive-oil, fuel and phosphor)
ReplyDeleteFun days are coming!
...(picks up beer bottle, takes a swig.....) feck they've changed the budweiser formula again....
ReplyDeleteUh.. don't drink this... No, really. That's for throwing only. Here, better have a tequila...
ReplyDelete(spits out molotov...)
ReplyDeleteahhh tequila....
maybe we should peel the labels of the bottles..... they certainly constitute a health and safety risk....
Yes, of course, you are right, wise and noble as ever... Could I just label them as anti-tank weapons? They are legaly considered such... here, at least... Fancy, aint it?
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