Well, I saw a picture where TNO wields his arm as weapon (and the arm is lacking on the regular place of body...).
How the hell can I do this? (if I can...)

Eh, I mean how can I do this to TNO in the game

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Very near the end, in the Fortress of regrets. When you meet previous incarnations one of them (i can't remember which, but you have to talk to them all anyway IIRC) will attack you. He rips of his own arm and attacks you with it. After this you can, IIRC, use the arm as a weapon (though you don't lose your own).

The screenshot you would have seen would have been a previous incarnation TN0 because they all look the same.

Hm, interesting. I did not notice this, because my TNO was such a basher that he cut him nearly instantly.

BUT, the screenshot(?) I was writing about was taken from the inventory. No solution, then.

You also pick up your arm from the sewers/tunnels. When you take it to Fell, he loads up some of the tattoos from it. But you can still wield it as a +1 club.

Club of Arming? :)

They were originally going to let the player rip off TNOs arm for use as a weapon, but decided not to. So, instead of letting the animation go to waste, they stuck in the part about the Paranoid Incarnation's arm being loose so he would rip it off.

Is this what you saw?;

And no, you cannot use the Paranoid Incarnation's arm as a weapon (but you can use the one ejsmith is talking about).

[ February 28, 2003, 01:15: Message edited by: Platter ]

Whoa!

I've never seen nor remember that. I'm still meaning to get back into Sigil here, one of these days. I have it loaded on the machine still. I've just not gotten enough free time.

Like I said you can't do it in game. It was removed/not implemented.

Thanks Platter.
Exactly this picture... (sigh)

from here (http://www.avault.com/previews/preview_temp.asp?game=planescape&page=2);
"Some of the most original ideas (tear your arm off and beat your adversary with it!) were deemed too violent and gratuitous..."

So they think that taking out your eye in a very detailed way is less violent than taking your arm off? What a sick world we live in.

How come in the picture he removes his right arm but the animation removes his left?

Just think that's a bit odd.

Like in BG2: My warrior somehow always manages to swap the weapons in his arms when he turns 180 degrees.

exactly! and mages' dresses seem to as well...

just one thing about the arm though...wouldn't the avatar look strange and wouldn't people react differently?

and what if it fell off as you were runnign along and a dog picked it up and chewed it adnd you chased after the dog and it ran away...

That's because BG2 uses sprite mirroring. It just mirrors half of the avatar. I think it's something you can (de)activate for a performance boost.

Is the link to the picture working for everyone else? Because it's not working here. :(

I took it down. I only have 5mb of webspace.