BlackArachnia

Carnies? Where? Where?

*drools in anticipation*

My Spines/SR loves carnies.

As was being pointed out though, each enemy group fares better versus some power sets than others. Malta were a nuisance, but not the pain I was led to believe. Sappers missed most of the time. My big thorn are the CoT. Earthcasters shut me down, spectrals seemed to be resistant to my attacks, Behemoths hitting with uncanny accuracy and taking 1/2-2/3 my health in one hit. Each group will have issues.

My scrapper loved Vanguard, my mm hates them. As others are saying, including the Shattered, find what you are good against if that is how you want to play.

Yes, Cap'n, sir, but.. Sir that was not our fault.

No. Most of us suspect it's a marketing issue again, and they assumed big new numbers and did not want to scare away new players from the forums with, you know, intelligent, civil discourse on anything BUT this game. Truthfully, with the rules as they are, they can lock down threads about Marvel/DC Heroes as they deal with other games and the competition.

The sad thing is, of the other MMOs out there, they all freely allow the comaprisons, and make allowances for civil political discussion. Even still, their communities suck. This is the only forum I read regularly.

The songs are totally different actually. I liked her first album, but I have not looked into the second. The critics are saying it is rather weak compared to the first.

As was said, she is on Sesame Street due to the fact that she is popular with teens, and has been on many kid shows.

Do you remember the Kids Bops albums? THey were completely inappropriate for children. One of the songs they marketed for kids was John Mayers "Your Body is a Wonderland" and another was Shakira's "Whenever, Wherever". The lyrics alone on both songs should have been a clue.

My poiint is that many kid friendly shows make misakes like that.

Yeah, but that is DC comics... *wink*

Seriously, I was never into many of the older DC Comics. I found out about the Doom Patrol while watching the Teen Titans show, and I was a little baffled by it. Just goes to show that the internet is a good thing and helps us research background information.

Wow....

That was a hilarious line in that episode.

Well that sucks lol.

edit: The wheel chair is interesting, but at least they are not saying they are the first group to try it. Back in 80's/early90's there came out a new comic called Radioctive Rolling Rock Ants or something like they. They were a TMNT tipoff of course, and they had one of their ants in a wheel chair, with the claims that they were the first group to actually have a super hero in a wheel chair.

Ever hear of Professor X? I mean seriously.

Evil Dead II was not a true sequel. It was a reshooting of the same movie. It was also not very scary outside of his wife popping up right outside the window after dancing with her head.

Evil Dead III, (God I know this will be an unpopular statement) was not a horror movie. It was a bad comedy. Yes there were some funny scenes, but it was so far removed from the original Evil Dead, I could barely place the two. Let's just consider Evil Dead III a sequel to Evil Dead II and ignore it as a trilogy.

Over all, I did not like II or III, but I found III to be worse than II. Just my point of view.

I have to agree about loathing that map, but any layer room is atrocious to me. Having to look in all those nooks and crannies becomes very frustrating.

Hmm, I recall them being mentioned in the forums when they were first announced. I still have not heard anymore about the Hindu super heroes they were trying to make into an MMORPG. Though games are banned discussions.

No clue about those guys. I recall an Arabian style character as well in Marvel .

This Silver Scorpion is in a different universe that I can tell of.

I deny the ogling. I was to young. I had not even hit puberty yet.


*Looks at images of Lynda Carter as Wonder Woman*

And here we differ.

The theme Lonely Man irritated me to no end, and to use it during Norton's Hulk detratged from the movie for myself and my wife.

Here we agree to disagree. I never liked the TV series, I feel it was not true to the comic. You liked the series. So be it.

Oh we are in agreement there at least Steam. It's a minor issue in reality, and does nothing for the conversation as it was being said.

Please keep in mind that a citizen is not the same as someone born into a country. Case in point, Arnold Schwartzenager is an American citizen. He was not born here, but he is an American citizen. He is still Austrian.


Historically speaking, after the 3rd generation, I no longer consider a person a part of their forefather's culture, but part of their new culture. Those people who can trace their linage back to the Mayflower, how they go on and say they are English, or to a Dutch settler in the 1700's. They are not more Dutch than I am. I have the same issue with many of the African American's. They have passed that 3rd generation rule, and not one of them can ttell what slavery was actaully like. They can talk about segregation and prejudice with full knowledge, but they no longer are part of the tribes that they were taken from 200 or more years ago. They are American. Mind I have very little research proof to back this theory up, but I maintiain it's true. (Heh, yet another thing to learn in college.)



Back to the op, America in the universe is dead, as are most other countries. Cole, whether he was American or not when he was born, is no longer American. He is one of the few people alive that can truthfully talk about the America in that world. Like many times in history, the business of survival does not include historical reference points until the society is stable. Even still, Cole is the rightful ruler by designation of the people of the planet. Should he relinquish the reins? Not until Hamidon is gone for good. In many ways, Praetoria is a military state.