Deadedge
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I felt like I beat the game after I got one 50 of each AT.
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Congrats! I just reached that goal last month myself
It's a pretty big milestone if you ask me.
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Quote:When I do that arc, I just carry insps. Blues help with the curse...Originally Posted by Heraclea
Last time I tried, I found that even if the bosses spawned as lieutenants, they still had the boss powers and could still hit you with the Curse of Weariness. At that point, even if you survived the encounter, there's little to do other than leave the mission and log to a different character. I'm not going to spend merits for the temp power. -
Quote:Anyhow, back on topic...sort of. I plan to play my loyalist sort of like Moneo.Originally Posted by Scythus
Indeed. KJA soils everything he touches.
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Quote:Derailing a bit: Those two books (Hunters and Sandworms) were lame in comparison to the rest....Originally Posted by Scythus
I'd say God Emperor Leto II failed, the calamity did happen: KJA was allowed to touch Dune.
I was willing to give them a fair shot, free from (what I perceived as) fanboyism to Frank Herbert. But Hunters and Sandworms were just lousy vehicles for all their other Dune books....that was disappointing. -
After (finally)reading the Dune series, I'm wondering if the Praetorian Tyrant will end up being like the Tyrant in Dune, evil, but a necessary evil to prevent a greater calamity.
Calvin Scott could be Duncan Idaho...I guess :/ -
Quote:That's one of my favorite missions. I just did it today on my new brute.Originally Posted by Zombie Man
Phipps' arc is despicable since you wind up poisoning food of the poor and causing children to go blind. It happens 'off camera' but it prompted me to send a report to the ESRB to take away CoV's 'Teen Rating' for which that arc is incompatible. There's a reason there are almost no children NPCs in the game, and blinding them off-camera is not a valid work around if you're aspiring to a rating that allows the most sales.
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Quote:*snickers*Originally Posted by Nethergoat
So when are you moving to Mogadishu?
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Quote:*is late*Originally Posted by BackAlleyBrawler
That's something we've already changed (both back to the cross armed jump), it just hasn't made it into a build yet.
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Quote:Same here.Originally Posted by Orion_Star_EU
But, on a more serious note, I'll buy pretty much anything that isn't temporary (like the Jetpack booster).
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Quote:My BS/shield scrapper is tech too, but the sword and shield are made of nanites...Originally Posted by Heraclea
I made my broadsword scrapper technology origin. A broadsword is technology, isn't it?
And, at any rate, the character isn't quite sure how the broadsword works. -
Quote:I've made demons that had magic powers because there were doing magic and demons that were natural because the powers were inherent to their demon race.Originally Posted by Dispari
There are even some heavily ambiguous origins. How much technology does it take to cross the threshhold from natural to tech? A full-on mech suit would be a tech origin, but wielding a pistol isn't, is it? So where's the line? And if you're a magical creature like a genie that naturally has magic powers, is your origin natural or magic?
Also, Superman is natural, like Aquaman.
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Just bought two
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Quote:Not without paying for itOriginally Posted by Golden Girl
People can get that without having to be a dictator
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There's plenty nice about being a tyrant. People do what you say, girls in togas feed you grapes...well there's two things nice about being a tyrant.
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It's quite possible that he'll not use that name. That's just what we Primal Earthers know him as.
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I quit FFXI after struggling to get to level 10, I got killed by a sheep and was dropped back to level 9.
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Something a lot of people forget:
When WoW came out (just a few months after CoH), the boards were awash with, "WoW's going to kill the game!" or various permutations of that...5 years on, CoH is still here. If WoW didn't kill CoH, what can? -
Quote:You, citizen, are exactly correct.Originally Posted by Megajoule
As far as I'm concerned, the resistance belongs in the dungeon.
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Quote:A utopia for hippies?Originally Posted by Eisenzahn
an irradiated wilderness overrun with plant monsters.
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Quote:Ever read Notes from Underground? (if not you should, good book) There are those that, even in a perfect utopia, would be unhappy, simply because they didn't want a perfect utopia, people that reject 2+2=4 out of spite.Originally Posted by Eisenzahn
In a "true" Utopia, no one will want to rebel. I'm not talking about mind control, conditioning, propoganda, terrifying people into obedience and tossing dissenters into a pit somewhere so the remaining population looks more happy on average without them. I'm talking about genuine self-realized and most importanly universal contentment. Anything less is a sham, a lie, a pretense at excellence that is all the more profane for claiming to be something holy.
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Quote:Rebellion for the sake of rebellion?Originally Posted by Eisenzahn
If he's eradicated crime, what's up with all these rebels all over? The continued existance of the Resistance proves that a Resistance is necessary, because Emperor Cole is too incompetent at crime prevention to eradicate them. Where a sovereign's sole claim to merit is the alleged elimination of crime, if rebellion is possible then rebellion is obligated.
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Quote:Fixed it for you.Originally Posted by Vega
I love Marcus Cole
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Quote:Or for usOriginally Posted by Golden Girl
Avatea joined the Resistance first - she may be a double agent for them
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Quote:I think you win the thread...I'll need the other judges to confirm though.Originally Posted by craggy
good and evil are not clearcut at all. Take Goatees for example...they indicate evilness, yes?
...yet Morgan Freeman has one.