It's interesting to think about this from the backend, really. Think of how rare we get true creativity in games these days, and how much of it just *flowed* from the developers when video games were new. How many old classics are there that were come up with as a truly original idea when you didn't have all the graphics and physics crap we have today...

~ Ding fries are done! Ding fries are done! Ding fries are done! Ding fries are done! ~

Eh, it was an interesting degree. I never had the patience to code (little too ADD) so no Comp Sci for me, and other than that I had no clue what I wanted to be when I grew up. I'm not gonna say what I do now, but I'm very comfortable and love my job, which is about as 180 degrees from what I got my degree in.

Yeah, don't forget the entire PREMISE of Knights of the Old Republic (and sequel) were predicated on how you decided to act in-game. In order to go dark side (evil), you had to do some pretty rotten things.

We play games the same reason that bear cubs play-fight, just like every other animal in the world, we teach ourselves through playing. I have a COMMUNCATIONS degree and I figured this out... you'd think the PhD's could put it together without making such a big deal of it.

J