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Explains enough, I hope. It's not the main one actually, the main one (the Ban Jelačić square) is some 500 meters to the north (up on this photo), but this one looks much prettier.

Zagreb Zagreb. That's the name of the city I live in. Zagreb is the capital of Croatia. Zagreb is located in the continental part of Croatia, fairly close to the border with Slovenia. Zagreb is a nice city. It's not too large, but not too small either. It's large enough to give other...

Erm... What's the "location" line in your profile for then? I mean, I live in Zagreb, and I really don't see what use would someone have from knowing my exact adress and pinpoint my location on Google Earth apart from wanting to send me a bomb package or something.

He sure was a *big* man. Sorry, but it was just too easy. :mrgreen: His death certainly is a big loss, but I'll have to agree with Luke - he was, first and foremost, a trademark. He might have had an immense talent, but he also knew how to use it to his advantage.

Who's CofFORD?

Considering it's an entry-level (a wild guess) Trek, there's really nothing to complain about. :mrgreen:

Tool - Reflection

Well, I prefer getting my hands on CoC robes and infiltrating that way. But yeah, I guess sneaking can work as well, although it seems pretty risky if you're not wearing robes.

I was mostly reffering to unavoidable fights (eg. random encounters). Unavoidable without manually entering combat mode as soon as the map loads, that is. Can't argue with extra AG, although I personally never had much use of sneaking. Also, I found the extra sequence pretty useful in random...

A diplomat with 6 CH? That's pretty weird. I always set it to at least 8 when I'm playing with a diplomat. This is my usual build: Traits: Gifted & Good Natured S: 4 P: 7 E: 5 C: 10 I: 9 A: 8 L: 4 Skills: Speech, Doctor (I can't believe I forgot about this one) and Science. I...

Perception increases your sequence, helping you get a turn sooner in combat (I really couldn't think of a less confusing sentence construction at this moment, I'm afraid). I guess the rest is pretty obvious. ;) Also, Doctor's a pretty good choice, yeah. I forgot about that one.

1. I don't believe that playing a 'true' diplomat excludes kills made by your party, because that would make any progress in the game extremely difficult (random encounters, for example). 2. The main ones and quite a number of sidequests, yes. 3. Not overly important, from my experience. It...

Looks awesome, I love your style. Keep 'em coming! :ok:

Sorry, mistake. I meant public transportation altogether.

I'm currently driving my parents' Opel Astra (2nd generation), but I'm thinking of buying a used Mini Morris as my own car when the time comes. As for bikes, well, I prefer the engine-less ones. I've recently bought a Kona Lana'i. Crappy parts, fantastic frame. Great for recreational...

Hmmm... Fast Shot and Gifted combined with Bonus Rate of Fire, Better Criticals and Sniper. Luck and Agility at 10 are, of course, obligatory. Killing a pack of Deathclaws with a PPK12 has never been easier.

Yeah, I've played it then as well, but not completely. Honestly, back then I thought it was great (mainly because of the graphics and all the hype that rose around the entire game), but when I play it now, it just leaves a bad taste in my mouth. If a game is truly great, it will be able to...

Finished Half-Life 2. Meh. I'm still playing FEAR hoping to get startled like I did while playing the demo, but still nothing. I've also finished Fallout and started Fallout 2 yesterday. And, last but not least, I'm gonna get my hands on Bioshock somewhere during this week, hopefully.

Halo sucks balls. Big time. I've played the first game just to see what the whole fuss was about. I felt insulted after finishing it. It was linear and recycled to the extent that I couldn't stand playing it for more than half an hour in one session. Ugh.

You'd be surprised with how many uses a soldering iron can have in an interrogation.