DarkGob

I meant Batman Beyond and Batman: TAS. Apart from Mr. Freeze, the episode with Bane's Venom, the episode with Talia, Return of the Joker, and idle glances at Bruce's supervillain memorabilia collection, there weren't a lot of references back to his time as Batman, which the producers did intentionally.

Wouldn't need to be any more than they did in the animated series with respect to Batman: TAS.

Suddenly, a hit is placed on Durakken by the game's texture artists.

Given that the forum logout bug has not just persisted but actively degraded since it first reared its ugly head more than a year ago, I hold out no hopes for this being fixed soon or possibly ever.

Energy Aura's recent buff included a +Rech aura (like the +ToHit from Invincibility) which may explain why some people aren't taking Hasten anymore, but I think that's silly because more Recharge is always a good thing (and an aura is not 100% reliable).

Seriously??? I managed to fully outfit a personal SG base in the span of a few weeks. And I barely even play anymore.

The game doesn't work like that. You can't go back to old versions. Previously an old version of the game disc would just install that version, then when you launch the updater it would update the game to its current state. Now, the launcher that gets installed from the CoV install discs won't even work, since you need the NCSoft Launcher.

I believe it was in Return of the Joker that Bruce beheaded a Two-Face dummy, so he had the costume.

If they ever did a Batman Beyond movie, there's only one way I'd want to see it realized: taking place in current day, with Adam West resuming the role that made him famous -- the Bruce Wayne from the 1966 series. After all, it's 45 years old now. But don't get me wrong, the show isn't campy. The campy history remains, but the later decades took their toll on Bruce, and he's just as grizzled as he was in the cartoon (I firmly believe Adam West could pull it off). I imagine his disillusionment beginning sometime during the 70s. Cesar Romero's Joker finally graduates from silly deathtraps and hatches his master plan of kidnapping Robin and brainwashing him as his heir. As a bonus, we get to see what Harley Quinn might have looked like had she existed during the 60s series.

I will die unhappy if this movie is never made.

It should be said that we only know about Staff Fighting because of a video was leaked on YouTube depicting the power names and animations. The powernames can currently be linked ingame with the standard bracket notation (ex. [O2 Boost]). But so far, the closest we've gotten to an official announcement is Positron's statement that he's "unaware of any fighting among the staff".

ProTip: I wasn't referring to money.

oh my god

I just figured out what Anti-Matter runs his reactors on.

Except we don't know what consequences there might have been for those reactors. Praetoria is filled with citizens who have everything they could want but have no idea of the hidden costs. For all we know, Anti-Matter's reactors run on [really horrible thing I don't care to make the effort to think of].

Wow, I've potentially helped two people. This is the most positive outcome from trolling I've ever seen.

Ahem. Fixed that for you.

I understand that this is a video game based on a comic book and not everything is going to strictly obey the laws of physics, but even on an abstract level positional resistance just doesn't make a lot of sense to me.

When I had trouble with it, I used light therapy with a light box and that helped (also helps during the winter when the days get shorter).

Hooray, my failed attempt at trolling helped somebody!

This is not even remotely true, but there's really no sense in arguing it since you won't be swayed and the entire thing will just get modded anyway.

This idea reminds me of something from 10-11 years ago called UBUBU that was supposed to revolutionize how people navigated the internet. It was a massive flop and I can speak from personal experience that it was a laggy, barely-functional, and unintuitive mess.

Why reinvent the wheel? There will surely be changes to the desktop model for years to come, and the next major shift beyond that will likely be related to the peripherals that eventually replace the traditional keyboard/monitor setup. But before that happens, there's really no reason to shift things so dramatically.

Not to mention all those people. Ugh. /unsigned