I partially agree with DPX. I really liked the tone and atmosphere of the story, not to mention the characters - especially Anders, Varric and Aveline -, and the urban setting was a nice change from the average fantasy RPG. However, the way the plot was handled was very ham-fisted and plot and game ...

The good news keep on coming...

BBP wrote:Skipped the bulk of Anne Rice's book and returned it to the book cafe.

What Anne Rice's novel was that?

DPX, you have the mind of a PI. I like it

UPtimist wrote: Oh! Oh! Did you notice these videos? Gaaaahhhh! Is it an April Fools joke? Is it legit? Why all these hints to both GK and GM!? I'm shaking, I'm shaking!

I've seen them. The Gabriel one gave me goosebumps.

Yesterday I tried a bit of multiplayer with my boyfriend and some strangers found online. Well, surprisingly enough, I really liked it!

Nice

Welcome Peter!

We have plenty of SQ fans here and I'm sure they will perfectly understand your happiness!

UPtimist wrote: Sorry to insist, but I'm still wondering where the location of the English manor comes from?

If I'm not mistaken, Jane herself said something along these lines. About an English setting, at least. Since the information has been around for so long, though, I could be wrong.

dotkel50 wrote:Rudy knows something we don't know!

Yes, he does... Uhm...

Quick, catch him!

While I've enjoyed both silent protagonists (DA, KotOR, JE) and voiced ones (ME2), my personal preference is for a character whose voice I can imagine in my own head. It is a matter of roleplaying. Of being able to decide which tone he's using, how fast he talks, how he gesticulates to underscore hi...

Rudy wrote:


It is very likely GK related.

It's exactly what I thought. I just hope she reveal the info soon... Very soon. I... can't... wait!

Welcome UPtimist! It's nice to see you here! This is a truly great place, and not just for Sierra fans!

I'm a huge fan!

It would be awesome to see a new Tex Murphy's adventure, especially after Overseer's finale.