I liked my first character I ever played. Wasn't really good and was very new to role playing dialog and didn't like to come up with in-character dialog, so I built a barbarian around that.
His back story was being wrongfully accused of a crime and thus had his tongue cut out and was exiled from his home.
All he could do was gesture and mumble and make noise. Low Int, no sign language or reading, etc.
It made a bunch of interactions with party members and npc's quite interesting. Had to pantamime and gesture and grunt actions, not only in character, but as a player which was great fun :)
Yeah, one of the Hispeedido amoled glass screens. Super happy with the results. I got it bundled with the shell designed to fit it, so I didn't have to hack up the original one.
Also swapped out the red power led for an amber/yellow one because I thought it looked better with the atomic purple case. :p
I'd like to try to think of this as Nvidia making a step in the right direction. But given their track record and complete disregard for anything consumer facing a this point, I'm willing to bet this is more so them getting up to speed on hosting apps in the cloud running on Nvidia hardware in Linux environments rather than juicing up the existing consumer facing appliances and products (edit, and future products?).
I liked my first character I ever played. Wasn't really good and was very new to role playing dialog and didn't like to come up with in-character dialog, so I built a barbarian around that.
His back story was being wrongfully accused of a crime and thus had his tongue cut out and was exiled from his home.
All he could do was gesture and mumble and make noise. Low Int, no sign language or reading, etc.
It made a bunch of interactions with party members and npc's quite interesting. Had to pantamime and gesture and grunt actions, not only in character, but as a player which was great fun :)