Mental_Giant
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Quote:Pretty ridiculous, and I say that as a confirmed fanboi. I'm going to buy this set immediately, but I will do so in a disgruntled fashion.Originally Posted by VoodooCompany
The word you are looking for is "spam"
http://boards.cityofheroes.com/showthread.php?t=279274
Later on, and honestly I'm going to say because of the immediately bad backlash, Zwillwhatever says
"As an incentive for early adoption of the new Power Set our plan is to offer Titan Weapons -and- Weapon Packs: Titan Weapons #1 as a bundle for 800 Paragon Points for the first two weeks of sales. After two weeks, the Weapon Pack will be off the Market for awhile and then reintroduced at it's normal price. "
Too much for me IMO
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I made lvl 33! Now I just need to fully slot Overcharge.
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Let's throw some more fuel on the GoT fire!
It had long been rumored that they'd have to split Storm of Swords into two seasons, so greenlighting Seasons 3 & 4 makes sense, but we don't have offifical confirmation yet. -
Quote:The Wedding pack was great! My only regret is the Party Pack... and the fact that I won't get the dog shows you how bad it is!Originally Posted by VoodooCompany
*coughweddingpackcough*
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Quote:Actually, I think we now have the perfect French Maid outfit!Originally Posted by Vega
Possibly, but this is not an outfit for slinging guns
Looks like an old school playboy bunny
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I'm getting it opening day, but I buy everything except really dumb stuff like the German Shepard pet.
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Quote:I think the context of the costume pack is decidedly Wild West.Originally Posted by Hellwolve_EU
That said, the context isn't a Wild West setting - this is City Of
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Quote:This times one billion. I should have done research before buying as well, but I'm happy enough with the male side of the set (except for the lack of holsters and the hula hoop belt). It's just the female side that blows.Originally Posted by Vega
I was expecting something like
and
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Is there some reason why the female model doesn't get access to the Gunslinger jacket and pants? I feel like the male models get a real Gunslinger costume, and the female one just gets Gunslut...
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Quote:Isn't this how faith is used 99% of the time?Originally Posted by MentalMaden
His faith is merely his excuse or crutch for denying the obvious.
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Quote:I hope this is mentioned in the actual show in February. It's a fairly huge point. My guess is that the group will believe Hershel when he says he had no idea Sophia was in the barn, but relations have broken down to where that might be a moot point.Originally Posted by Lothic
But thankfully I watched The Talking Dead, the interview show AMC has been showing after each new episode of The Walking Dead, and it explained this point perfectly. During that show Kirkman himself confirmed that Otis was in fact the one who caught Sophia, put her in the barn, and never had the chance to mention it because Shane capped him before the topic ever came up.
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Quote:Seriously. That was the first thing I thought when I saw her. I'm assuming that she wasn't in the barn when Rick brought Carl to the farm, but that Hershel found her during Carl's recuperation. Rick's group was risking life and limb to find a girl that Hershel *must* have known was in the barn. I guess using his twisted logic he was "protecting" Sophia from the group because he knew they would put her down, but I don't think that excuses his secrecy on the matter.Originally Posted by Frost Warden
Not terribly surprised that Sophia was turned. However, it shows that Hershel is a bigger jerk than ever. He knew a little girl was in there, but let Rick and company keep searching for her, for days on end. It must be nice to know what happened to one's family, but keep others in the dark.
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I got my closure. The minute the guns stopped firing, I knew what was coming next.
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Thanks, Hamster.
And thanks to Cow for giving him the idea!
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Here's my question: since the Powers That Be back in 2149 know Taylor's gone rogue (since the second Pilgrimage), why wait until the sixth Pilgrimage to do something about it. Every Pilgrimage should have been military commandos with the sole goal of taking Taylor out and re-establishing control of Terra Nova. Why would they let a loose cannon retain control of *their* colony?
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Quote:I see a cross-marketing opportunity!Originally Posted by Frost Warden
Maybe he keeps a box of Clorox wipes handy?
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I do not understanding wasting good food on Walkers. Even if you think they can recover, it's pretty clear they don't starve in any sense that we understand.
Good episode, and Dale has made a big mistake. -
So, that means the target level is 33... I'm only two levels back!
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Quote:Wouldn't consuming zombie flesh cause infection?Originally Posted by DocPhotonic
Wait. You mean that the farm people haven't been using zombies as a food source? Wow. I totally misinterpreted the meaning of last night's final scene.
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Quote:I was wondering about that... how do you not check your water supplies every few days or so? It seemed fishy to me. On the other hand, the zombie being down there was so obvious that it wouldn't really fool anyone.Originally Posted by mousedroid
Or perhaps he knew there was a zombie in that well a few weeks back and purposely sent them to it for water?
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I've been a supporter of the Sophia search from the beginning (although I do agree it's taking too long), but when one of your best assets is almost killed and is now thinking about going Rogue, I think it's time to move on.
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They have violated the Ancient Covenant. No good can come of this.
EDIT: Wait, does this not include the new iTrial?
DOUBLE EDIT: Nope, no new iTrial, and apparently it's all our fault! -
Quote:Thursday is the usual maintenance window, but big batches are on Tuesdays.Originally Posted by Tenzhi
Isn't Thursday when they usually do patches?
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Now I'm guessing the Target Level is 31 (Voodoo -1)?
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Quote:I need to start using those.Originally Posted by BoneBaby
I've been using the XP booster temps each week just to keep close to the target level.