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Ouch! You should have just posted it as a link instead of it as an image. As least then the browser can control the size if it's in a separate tab/window.

While Azula comes much closer to acting like a female Hitler.

That's the best part of the whole commercial.

They're hardly new anymore, but we recently got another influx of people who have been gone for so long that they didn't check out the revamped Posi TFs when they were new.

Which will only last as long as you are still around. If you ever die it won't be long before people find reasons to turn on each other again. The Ozymandias Plan is doomed from the beginning.

Hey, it was good enough for Patrick Stewart.

Depending on where the grammatical errors are I may be likely to leave them in, especially if it's Nagan dialog. Remember that Suzi and company are not native English speakers and bound to say weird things from time to time.

You missed some critical details in that mission.

• You should have noticed that oddly all the Arachnos (aside from the Technician) were only Bane and Crab spiders. No Mu, Fortunatas, Widows, etc..
• You should have noticed that their enemy group was "Arachnos Impostors".
• You should have noticed that until Aeon is freed, none of the Arachnos are hostile to Nemesis. However some of the battles that spawn after he is freed occur out of sight and you might not have seen the dialog from Arachnos saying things like "Accepting new programming...FOR DR. AEON!!" and the Nemesis troops going "oh crap."
• Dr. Aeon's unaware text while he is captured is "Nemesis Automatons? In my base? IMPOSSIBLE!" for a very good reason.
• All of the weird Arachnos dialog is lifted word for word from a Black Scorpion mission where you visit an Arachnos base and all the Bane Spiders are actually Automatons.

Yep, Dr. Aeon was so wrapped up in his project that he never noticed that his minions had been replaced by androids. Typical mad scientist.

Suzi being duplicated was the whole inspiration for this arc, the introduction of Doppelgangers gave me a way to place more focus on the player and the impetus to finish developing the arc. It led to the idea of the duplicator and how she could get duplicated, as well as coming up for a reason that you want to reverse the process rather than just killing off all the clones. It was a hard story to write as I constantly had to ask myself "so why should the player do this?" Writing for Doppelgangers is even tougher as you can only make a few assumptions about the player, so the dialog has to be as generic and flexible as possible while still being interesting.

Oh yeah, and Nemesis did get some parts in the meantime while the Suzi Squad was getting the Duplicator back up and running. I thought it had been clearly stated between missions 3 and 4 that Suzi had removed enough parts that it crippled the machine and Nemesis only discovered this after mission 3, which is why the pay Aeon a visit in mission 4. You each need parts but you need different parts to complete the machine, plus Suzi needs the plans to figure out how to reverse the machine. Unfortunately the briefings are already very packed with info and at the character limits, so it's hard to fit in any extra clarification.

Nagans appear in 4 arcs.

• They are the main antagonists in "The Portal Bandits".
• They appear in one mission as allies in "Of Futures Past", which is a gaiden arc running parallel to "The Portal Bandits".
• They are initially antagonists and then later allies in "Breaking the Barrier (And Putting it Back Together)".
• They play a mostly supporting role in "A Fistful of Suziku".
• They were the final antagonists in "A Show of Hands" but that arc has since been unpublished and it's slot given over to "A Fistful of Suziku".

Because we all know that throughout history nobody in anywhere but America has had evil ambitions.

Stop stealing my ideas!

Knowing the Devs, the answer is probably going to somehow involve Malta with extra Malta and a side of Malta.

Well the Devs don't count buffbots as helpers. It was either this or the previous "solution" of having all allies on the map count as a XP deduction regardless of their function. The Designated Helper allows us to keep most of the XP while simultaneously killing off the farmers in a way that doesn't kill all the non-farming arcs.

Yes, read about that first and then if haven't figured out your problem come back and ask some more specific questions.

I thought you were further along. Did you skip past "The Amulet of J'gara" (Lvl 25-30)?

The actual estimates for this planet range from 1.1 to 1.7Gs. Remember that gravity is not merely a function of respective masses, but also of distance. The density of the planet is going to have a big effect on the gravity; that is why our Moon as 1/6 the gravity of the Earth, it is 1/4 the diameter of the Earth but has only 1/81 of the mass.

Also the planet's surface temperature is estimated to be around 244 Kelvin, or about -29 Celsius. Even in the twilight band it's gonna be a snowball world and the temperature differential between the light and dark sides will cause continuous strong winds.

The reason you start decelerating at the half-way point is because you cannot slow down at a rate faster than you sped up by because likely you were already pushing the limits of what the ship and/or the human body can withstand during the initial acceleration. Slowing down even quicker would be quite fatal.

Aye, there's plenty of examples of creatures other than humans overrunning their habitat once the predators are neutralized.

As well as to give new players a copy with the last 14 updates already in it so they didn't have to spend hours downloading 5 years of patches.

That facepalming avatar couldn't be more appropriate than it is right now.