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They're already re-releasing it on PC with more add-ons and several new chapters. So it's still getting a 1.5 type thing.Vendetta wrote:Gears is slated to be a trilogy already. Expect maybe another title next christmas.TheFeniX wrote:Gears of War: The system is there and it looks great. Continue the story. Maybe even something of a prequel involving Marcus and Dominique trying (and failing) to rescue Marcus's father.
Good, because I'm getting bored with just Americans and GermansBrother-Captain Gaius wrote:Uh... Opposing Fronts is due out very soon. And thanks to the unusual business model they're adopting for the franchise, it practically is a 1.5 sequel.The Dark wrote:Company of Heroes. I'M WAITING, DAMMIT!
It's not spelling, you half-wit imbecile. It's the WRONG WORD.Praxis wrote:Darth Wong wrote:The title should be "Games that could HAVE used a hasty half-sequel", not "Games that could of used a hasty half-sequel." Doesn't anyone speak English any more? That's not a typo; that's just sheer illiteracy, because you can tell that somebody typed that by trying to phonetically replicate spoken language.
No duh. I wanted a grammar nazi image, but that's all I had available.Darth Wong wrote:It's not spelling, you half-wit imbecile. It's the WRONG WORD.Praxis wrote:http://www.forumspile.com/Spelling-DictionaryNazi.gifDarth Wong wrote:The title should be "Games that could HAVE used a hasty half-sequel", not "Games that could of used a hasty half-sequel." Doesn't anyone speak English any more? That's not a typo; that's just sheer illiteracy, because you can tell that somebody typed that by trying to phonetically replicate spoken language.
Nitpicker? Are you suggesting that you actually made a LOGICAL ARGUMENT back there, hence I'm guilty of "nitpicking" it? What kind of a fucking dipshit are you?Praxis wrote:No duh. I wanted a grammar nazi image, but that's all I had available.
Apparently I need a nitpicker image too
Isn't "half-wit imbecile" redundant? Or maybe it would be "half-witted imbecile"....Darth Wong wrote: It's not spelling, you half-wit imbecile. It's the WRONG WORD.
officially it is finished IIRC (sure it's sucky and/or hurried finish with alot of loose threads, but an end none the less).DPDarkPrimus wrote:Don't they have to finish the second game first?
"Officially" it's finished. It's not actually finished, because Lucasarts didn't want to wait until it was finished and miss the christmas sales rush on the Xbox version (though that was probably self defeating, coming as it did only a month after the release of Halo 2, and sitting well within it's shadow. I don't recall KOTOR2 ever setting the sales charts afire).Lord Revan wrote:officially it is finished IIRC (sure it's sucky and/or hurried finish with alot of loose threads, but an end none the less).DPDarkPrimus wrote:Don't they have to finish the second game first?
Is there a way, or how do I, get to these files? I was so disappointed with the game, I would like to increase that by hearing what might have beenVendetta wrote:"Officially" it's finished. It's not actually finished, because Lucasarts didn't want to wait until it was finished and miss the christmas sales rush on the Xbox version (though that was probably self defeating, coming as it did only a month after the release of Halo 2, and sitting well within it's shadow. I don't recall KOTOR2 ever setting the sales charts afire).Lord Revan wrote:officially it is finished IIRC (sure it's sucky and/or hurried finish with alot of loose threads, but an end none the less).DPDarkPrimus wrote:Don't they have to finish the second game first?
In reality, there's actually a fairly large amount of content left on the cutting room floor (some of it's even on the disc, in the form of script and voice files), amounting to a whole other planet and pretty much all the denouement of all the character development throughout the game.
Google Team Gizka. They are the makers of the KotOR2 Restoration Project(however the Project to restore the lost droid planet has died).havokeff wrote:Is there a way, or how do I, get to these files? I was so disappointed with the game, I would like to increase that by hearing what might have beenVendetta wrote:"Officially" it's finished. It's not actually finished, because Lucasarts didn't want to wait until it was finished and miss the christmas sales rush on the Xbox version (though that was probably self defeating, coming as it did only a month after the release of Halo 2, and sitting well within it's shadow. I don't recall KOTOR2 ever setting the sales charts afire).Lord Revan wrote:officially it is finished IIRC (sure it's sucky and/or hurried finish with alot of loose threads, but an end none the less).
In reality, there's actually a fairly large amount of content left on the cutting room floor (some of it's even on the disc, in the form of script and voice files), amounting to a whole other planet and pretty much all the denouement of all the character development throughout the game.
Isn't that what we're getting with Phantom Hourglass?Praxis wrote:The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker.
I LOVED the cel-shaded style, I would have paid for another one with a similar style, with a new world, more items and dungeons.
I dunno about you, but I make the weirdest typing mistakes ever. Words that sound the same, but have nothing in common in meaning. I look at it and literally think, "How did that happen? That's not right at all." I don't look at the keys when I type, sometimes I don't really look at the screen either. I usually just sound it out in my head and let my fingers move. Somehow my fingers sometimes write the sound instead of the word. I'm telling you it happens, and I know because it happens to me (though rarely). And it can't be illiteracy because I know it's wrong. That's why I proofread.Edi wrote:Bullshit. If you know what you're going to intend to say, you know what you're going to type, and trying to change typing in the middle of the process to use some completely different if phonetically similar thing actually requires more active concentration on several things at once and slows you down far more than typing the correct stuff would (especially since the keys are placed in different parts of the keyboard). Hence, anybody who types or writes "could of" instead of "could have" is a fucking illiterate moron who doesn't know proper English.
I would of known its wrong, but its just an internet post so I usually don't proof read. In the chat I'm even worse.Adrian Laguna wrote:I dunno about you, but I make the weirdest typing mistakes ever. Words that sound the same, but have nothing in common in meaning. I look at it and literally think, "How did that happen? That's not right at all." I don't look at the keys when I type, sometimes I don't really look at the screen either. I usually just sound it out in my head and let my fingers move. Somehow my fingers sometimes write the sound instead of the word. I'm telling you it happens, and I know because it happens to me (though rarely). And it can't be illiteracy because I know it's wrong. That's why I proofread.Edi wrote:Bullshit. If you know what you're going to intend to say, you know what you're going to type, and trying to change typing in the middle of the process to use some completely different if phonetically similar thing actually requires more active concentration on several things at once and slows you down far more than typing the correct stuff would (especially since the keys are placed in different parts of the keyboard). Hence, anybody who types or writes "could of" instead of "could have" is a fucking illiterate moron who doesn't know proper English.
The other guy might actually not have known it was wrong, in fact that's the most likely scenario. I'm just pointing-out it's not the only possibility.
Yes, but it's a DS title; it won't look as pretty as a full on console one would look.Spanky The Dolphin wrote:Isn't that what we're getting with Phantom Hourglass?Praxis wrote:The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker.
I LOVED the cel-shaded style, I would have paid for another one with a similar style, with a new world, more items and dungeons.
Anarchist Bunny wrote:I would of known its wrong, but its just an internet post so I usually don't proof read. In the chat I'm even worse.Adrian Laguna wrote:I dunno about you, but I make the weirdest typing mistakes ever. Words that sound the same, but have nothing in common in meaning. I look at it and literally think, "How did that happen? That's not right at all." I don't look at the keys when I type, sometimes I don't really look at the screen either. I usually just sound it out in my head and let my fingers move. Somehow my fingers sometimes write the sound instead of the word. I'm telling you it happens, and I know because it happens to me (though rarely). And it can't be illiteracy because I know it's wrong. That's why I proofread.Edi wrote:Bullshit. If you know what you're going to intend to say, you know what you're going to type, and trying to change typing in the middle of the process to use some completely different if phonetically similar thing actually requires more active concentration on several things at once and slows you down far more than typing the correct stuff would (especially since the keys are placed in different parts of the keyboard). Hence, anybody who types or writes "could of" instead of "could have" is a fucking illiterate moron who doesn't know proper English.
The other guy might actually not have known it was wrong, in fact that's the most likely scenario. I'm just pointing-out it's not the only possibility.
That game didn't sell worth crap, though.Shadowtraveler wrote:Project Snowblind. That game was plain fun.
I'd say that's a pretty safe bet.Oni Koneko Damien wrote:Wait...was the thread-title deliberately changed to point out the spelling/grammar debate going on within?
