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[Stroggy]

yep
it sure is.

In fact i'm going to pop the cd in the computer and listen to the wonderful soundtrack right now

Best thing is.
when i played it I didn't have a very good imagination (they say imagination decreases as you grow older, tis the opposite for me) so I didn't see any of the plottwists coming, or know how the story would evolve.

If i'd play it now i'd probably spot everything a mile away.

[wormpaul]

the story was pretty good...and the plottwists weren`t that suprising but still very good for a computer game (better than most movies today`s) but still if you could see it miles away it`s still a good strory (at least for me)

M`n i look like a sale man...always talk about the good things in the game...but i just can`t say many bad things about this old love from me :angel:

Btw: I still hopes part 2 will ever come (with more women in the game...they promosid it ) so they can continue the story...this is an too open end for me...and i hate open ends... :twisted:

[Stroggy]

well there was one woman in outcast... perhaps
or a very very sick male Talan indeed!

I like how it talks about Belgium sometimes
General: "yesterday we did, we sent a probe to the other side!"
Lade: "where did it end up? Belgium"

or when he is in Okasankaar (the muddy swamp place)
he says soemthing like:
"humidity 100% I was right... this IS belgium"

I like it how you could make the people revolt in almost every region (I don't think I ever got them to revolt in the main city)

[wormpaul]

Those are brilliant jokes from the makers....there were from belgium...only can`t remember the name for the moment :blink:

[Stroggy]

the name of the group?
I think it was Appeal

they were based in the south of belgium I think, the french speaking part.