I will admit that I am trying very hard not to squee constantly like a fangirl. I am afraid at some level they may screw it up, whatever they're doing, but the fact that they're even reviving the game in some way, shape or form means I will probably buy it straight off the shelves anyway.
That said, I really do echo the hopes here of everyone that they will be compatible with mods/include some of the fantastic content that has been developed over the years. Otherwise they're really hobbling themselves.
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#537501 Comments on BGEE & BG2EE News
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on 17 March 2012 - 03:35 AM
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Baldur's Gate Series
#553655 Comments on "A Winter's Tale"
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on 22 January 2013 - 04:31 AM
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Scribbles on the Wall
Hi CelticRose. Great to see another chapter up, sorry it took me so long to comment!
What can I say? It was amazing to see Ruach get his comeuppance from everyone. Really enjoyed that part. Not to mention, the fate you consigned him to, as well as the final image you left us with was exquisite.
Regarding your author's notes, it sounds like you've had an amazingly busy time recently and I think everyone understands that real life comes first. I, for one, am just really glad this story is still alive. Thanks, best of luck with real life, and I look forward to the next chapter, whenever it may be. 
#543081 Comments on "A Winter's Tale"
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on 26 June 2012 - 01:00 AM
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Scribbles on the Wall
Hi Celticrose, it's amazing to see you back and updating again. 
Of course real life always comes first, and after a long break it's natural to need time to ease back into writing.
I liked your little snapshot promising what's to come, you had me quivering in annoyance by the end. I'm sure Anariel and the others can deal with him, but I still can't wait to see how.
So yes, a big welcome back, and thanks for continuing with this one. I've always enjoyed it.
Of course real life always comes first, and after a long break it's natural to need time to ease back into writing.I liked your little snapshot promising what's to come, you had me quivering in annoyance by the end. I'm sure Anariel and the others can deal with him, but I still can't wait to see how.
So yes, a big welcome back, and thanks for continuing with this one. I've always enjoyed it.
#535586 Comments on "While Shepard Watched"
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on 20 February 2012 - 06:23 PM
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Scribbles on the Wall
*blinks* I am too, actually. I wonder how on earth that happened. If you need a hand helping to edit those, give me a yell. Or a PM rather.
#534863 Comments on "While Shepard Watched"
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on 11 February 2012 - 03:35 AM
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Scribbles on the Wall
No need to apologise. Life has its times, and so does life online. I know I and many others are looking forwards to your next update.
#536802 Comments on "While Shepard Watched"
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on 06 March 2012 - 04:39 PM
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Scribbles on the Wall
Sorry it took me a while to catch up with what you've posted! Really enjoyed the soft interlude and how nervous and hesitant and eager your Shepard was. I think you portrayed it beautifully in a short amount of time.
I did notice one or two typos, eg.
I'm glad to see a return of your Zoe, especially with the release of Mass Effect 3 just over the horizon. You really are what made me engage with the Mass Effect universe, and as always I love seeing your take on it. Looking forwards to more when you have the time!
I did notice one or two typos, eg.
But they were pretty minor, and I think I'm just nitpicking here.“Oh, Speard, you’re here already. I’ll let you in, hold on."
I'm glad to see a return of your Zoe, especially with the release of Mass Effect 3 just over the horizon. You really are what made me engage with the Mass Effect universe, and as always I love seeing your take on it. Looking forwards to more when you have the time!
#537500 Comments on "While Shepard Watched"
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on 17 March 2012 - 03:30 AM
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Scribbles on the Wall
Heh, I'm playing SW;tOR myself at the moment, and I know with the Trooper story it is especially tempting to create Shepard.
#548367 Baldur's Gate II Redux : Athkatla Opening Cutscene - Waukeens Pro
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on 14 October 2012 - 12:19 AM
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Layers of Reality
My gosh, this looks absolutely incredible. I literally got shivers down my back watching it brought to life that way. Thanks for such amazing work - I'm another who has been lurking in the background watching this project like a hawk. Amazing work and I can't wait to play it!
#538505 Comments on "Dancing Through Tears"
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on 01 April 2012 - 06:06 PM
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Scribbles on the Wall
Just read all your updates in one shot. I liked what you focused on - the team again and how frustrated Zoe is by everything she's having to face. And all the stupidity on top of that. And, I have to say - love the title, and I can't wait to see how this Shepard changes her galaxy.
#543079 Comments on "Homecoming", "Not in a Partying Mood", an
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on 25 June 2012 - 11:37 PM
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Scribbles on the Wall
Hi Icedragon, I'd like to start off by saying welcome to Scribbles! It's good to see some new writing around here.
I'll admit, I've neither played Darian nor "A Dance with Rogues", but you managed to convey the feeling, background and characters in each quite smoothly. "It's About Time" felt a little jarring as a one-shot, however, simply because the emotional impact of it wasn't as self-contained as "Homecoming" and "Not in a Partying Mood". But I enjoyed all of them, and I'm looking forward to more if the writing bug bites again.
It's good to see some new writing around here. I'll admit, I've neither played Darian nor "A Dance with Rogues", but you managed to convey the feeling, background and characters in each quite smoothly. "It's About Time" felt a little jarring as a one-shot, however, simply because the emotional impact of it wasn't as self-contained as "Homecoming" and "Not in a Partying Mood". But I enjoyed all of them, and I'm looking forward to more if the writing bug bites again.
