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What can change the nature of a man? Let's Play Planescape: Torment!
Last edited by Eddie; 12-30-2013 at 06:19 PM. |
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Last edited by Eddie; 07-18-2013 at 03:42 PM. |
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CHAPTER 1: DEATH AND TAXES, PART 1In which our hero struggles with amnesia, chats with some (decaying) ladies, and gets a point. Last edited by Eddie; 04-04-2013 at 01:36 PM. |
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#6
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Man, this LP is going to rock. I haven't been this excited about an LP since discovering Dtsund's coverage of Nethack.
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#7
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This is the worst April Fool's joke. Why you toying with my heart, Eddie?
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Looking forward to reading this when I get to the end of your FFT, Eddie.
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#10
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Money. Power. Time. Love. A really good sandwich.
This is one of my favorite games - even if the combat is a bit janky and the Black Isle truckload o'bugs is there in full force - it's worth it for the dialogue and the weird events in the game alone. I can't wait for the kickstarter-powered spiritual sequel too!
Quick technical question - what resolution are you playing at? I remember seeing a lot less of the screen when I played it years ago, but that's mainly because my computer back then could only handle 640x480. EDIT: Oh yeah, almost forgot! Option 4. Yeah, sure, we're here to take over for you good buddy. *wink* Last edited by Heffenfeffer; 04-01-2013 at 12:30 PM. |
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The combat is still a little janky, and there are still some bugs, but other mods have patched most of them. You can visit this page for a list and instructions on how to get/install these mods, should you still have a copy. These mods work with the GOG version, which is the one I have. The game is honestly a steal at $10, but it goes on sale every once in a while on the site. |
#12
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I agree with Option 4. Sounds like the most fun.
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Oh Eddie you are a hero for this, because I can probably never play Torment. Last time I tried I spent five hours in the Morgue trying to find everything.
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Planescape Torment?
... Welp, Off to swipe grandmas copy of this and see if I can run it on this computer. THIS TIME I SHALL FINISH! |
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Yeah, I like CG. Let's go for #4.
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#17
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Option 1. We aren't sure who or what this guy is yet, so maybe he can be made useful.
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I agree with this.
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OFFICIAL TALLY:
Four cutters who want to peel this berk. Two bloods who want to play their cards close to their chest. I don't know when I'll close voting, but as I'd like this LP to get off to a strong start, let's say... tonight. |
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I have tried to play PS:T several times but I never quite get into it so I'm looking forward to this.
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#21
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I'm more curious to why this guy is rather than if he can help escape. I vote for whatever choice gains more knowledge.
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#22
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I'm going to put you down for "option 1" on the ground that you're not really interested in using this guy for your own purposes.
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#23
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I'll vote for option 1 and force a tie.
That is how I roll. |
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Mogri I'm counting that vote, but putting you down on the spreadsheet at "chaotic neutral".
Speaking of chaotic neutral, I think I've figured out some ways to a) reduce file sizes and b) increase the overall quality, so will debut them in the next update (which will hopefully sometime later this week). |
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As a Sensate, I vote for the option that will provide the most interesting results for eventual storage in the Sensorium at the Civic Festhall. Which is clearly #4.
Yes, I'm a Planescape nerd, how did you guess? |
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That is harsh, but fair.
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I am also putting you down as "chaotic neutral."
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#28
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I never choose the evil options when I play anything, so I vote #5! And I always have to be different.
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I don't remember the last time I played D&D as anything other than chaotic good, but at least you got one axis right!
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Option 3. Lawful ftw. If nothing else, maybe turning the impostor over to the Dusties will get you on their good side. (Never mind that the Dusties don't have a good side...)
If you really are making a spreadsheet, put me down for lawful evil. Fun fact: last time I played in a Planescape campaign, my character was a modron dustman. Fun times! |