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post=122099
This may only be slightly related, but my former roommate was a +400 pound guy, but he only is interesting in thinner women; he's said he finds fat women ugly. Anyway, I bring this up because he wouldn't join a "fat dating site", Radnen.

Yeah, yeah. But it seems kinda one sided, no? I might be bold enough to call that mental impairment, this is only seen with the consideration that he seems contradictory. Are thin women interested in him? And who says thin women can't join a "fat" beauty site?

So I guess the real question here is: Can fat people be considered beautiful?

So! If beauty is in the eye of the beholder, and we all know beholders have more than one eye, you can begin to see that there will never be an answer to the question. Ergo, an argument either for or against the original claim can never be accomplished because the merit of the warrant is not only too philosophical but unanswerable to say the least. It includes too many judgments and considerations, it can become offensive, it easily becomes contradictory, or it can grow to be too confusing.

The only one answer any one can make in this thread is: They do have the right. What are it's implications? Unanswerable.

Edit: Love your observation Kaempfer!

It's certainly not discriminatory, I mean, fuck, if fat people want to date why not make a fat dating site? There is no logic for a fat person to be on a website that doesn't cater to them.

@Kaempfer: I loved NWN2, it had no bugs nor did I have issues with it, there was nothing that ruined the game, nothing that made me quit. So... I'm really stunned. I mean, you can't hate a game that simply doesn't work with your hardware and/or settings. :/

People, why are you concerned that Fallout is strictly west coast? I mean here's a hint: Fallout takes place on... on... Earth! There's a particularly explosive history with the Chinese, so, I wouldn't mind if a future game took place over seas.

I am a fan of the Fallout "theme", not necessarily it's battle engine. I liked Fallout 2, just as much as I liked Fallout 3, they both gave me the lone wanderer feel, in a dark post-apocalyptic setting with open world exploration. I mean, I never put much thought into the battle system. I still felt immersed in both games, and this must count for something.

I don't care where obsidian goes with New Vegas, heck even if they decide on a completely new battle system. I'm just looking for that dark humor, and if they can still keep the theme intact.

post=121840
obviously you don't know how to play rpgs

furthermore, dear developers: if it's enticing to skip merrily through the dialogue rather than read it, there is something horribly wrong with your game's writing.

He meant it could be accidental to skip over them by pressing the "next" button. Of course, you probably won't be doing this anyway if the dialogue was any good... except! Sometimes a button is used to speed up the dialogue, because it may scroll too slowly. By pressing that button it may also accidentally close the window. He said "instant" text, which implies none of this scrolling, therefore a hotspot for accidental skipping.

I would put the text speed-up button on a different button. (I'm not sure if you can do this in RM, or if this is even possible, it's been many, many years since I last used the software). Or have the text scroll fast enough to not need this.