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On a different note - DLed the Fallout 2 map and found the little green labes basically undecipherable so I replaced them with high contrast labels. In theory registered users could just UL it to the gallery but that doesnt work. Any place I can upload it so the visually impaired can have a...

Hell no! An XL Ripper would make a lot of sense really. You could even use it for lumberjack quests and cut down the larch and the mighty scot's pine, leaping from tree to tree or somesuch. In fact you could go even MORE retro! Fit it with a small combustion engine and call it a *drum roll*...

I already was a gaming nut back then and I knew it was coming. I had to have it so I made it mine right when it was out. MY PRECIOUSSSS! MWAHAHAHA! I went in a retro-fit recently and replayed stuff like Master of Magic, Magic Carpet, Syndicate, Populous (I still had all the manuals! =) and...

The flowers and whale were only one side effect of the improbability drive. The chance of the spaceship reaching it's destination in the desired time were about as likely as a whale and a pot of daisies falling from orbit at the same time. So once that exact level of local improbability was...

Calm down. Noone asked for a *censored* here. Edit: Oh! That sounds weird now but Baldur's Gate (the original Release) just happens to lie on my desk. More food for conspiracy theories.

Point awarded! Those axes have been in use with wood workers for a while because it reduces downtime to flip the head around vs stopping to sharpen it. They are just rare and have to use a straight handle which doesnt appeal to everyone. Merely pointing out that it might be a good idea to...

Nit picking, I know, but double bladed axes are based on no medieval or other historical design. They are a purely fictional and invented by fantasy artists. Well, so about as likely as atom plasma laser ray guns. Like in Fallout. Hmm. What was I saying again?