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Looks like someone is playing. And even installing mods for same-sex romances.
Quite a transparent jab.
I didn't play BG to get turned on.
And another one, even more transparent.
Don't translate that. I'm reminding you of the beginning of today's discussion.
So, you still haven't answered, which basically means you have nothing to say.
Could you state these facts?
The main characteristic of an RPG is the ability to role-play, to the extent possible. There is practically none of that in Ice, and what little there is doesn't give it the right to be called an RPG, because the differences are negligible. At least, it doesn't meet my requirements for an RPG; there's just too little.
Are you going against the generally accepted term, used by "a whole bunch of intelligent people"?
By "a whole bunch of intelligent people," I meant those I know personally, and among them are those who don't like Morrowind. Not the crowd of simpletons who don't even know what "role-playing" is.
In general, this argument is pointless; you're too stubborn. You can, of course, think whatever you want, and even write a reply, but that will only be a sign of your butthurt.