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Originally Posted by Hot-Stuff

i cant even get the test to start up from clicking on the shortcut icon.

I get a "Update - Error" saying "failed to rename C:\Program Files (x86)\City of Heroes Test\cohupdater.exe to C:\Program Files (x86)\City of Heroes Test\cohupdater.prv"

The update window comes up but closes down right away and get the Error message come up, even tried setting up the test server from the start and still getting the same.

Anyone know whats going on here plz?

Originally Posted by Coin

You played Scotland......nuff said

Originally Posted by Morac_Ex_Machina

Then it asks me for a credit card.

Originally Posted by MrCaptainMan_NA

Well you're entitled to your opinion of course, but I disagree, and think that comparing the movie industry to swallowing poisons is a little extreme lol.

I sympathise with you, and i agree it would be lovely if there were more films made showing the wonderful tales of heroism from all nationalities that have happened over the years (my own personal wish would be to see a film made of the story of The Orzel http://orporzel.prv.pl/)

It's not just the US that rewrites history in order to make it more entertaining for its audience, however. Enigma, the movie supposedly showing how the Enigma Machine was cracked in WWII, makes the traitor Polish, when in reality the only traitor at Bletchley park was British, and the Poles had a great deal to do with the cracking of the Enigma machine in reality. In was an American funded film, but the screenplay was written by the British playwright Tom Stoppard, and the book its based on, which also makes the same IMO grevious affronts to Poland was written by Richard Harris, a British novelist.

Going back further, plenty of British films do the same thing. The 1969 British film The Battle of Britain marginalizes the Polish air squadron 303 which was in fact responsible for the highest number of enemy casualties in the entire Battle. The great film Zulu makes the Swedish missionary Otto Witt out to be an alcoholic coward, when in fact he was neither. The Bridge Over The River Kwai's treatment of Risaburo Saito is historically innacurate as well.

So when you're banging on about the US and their penchant for being historically innacurate, remember that you can't claim that the UK is innocent of the exact same thing you're complaining about.

Eco.

Originally Posted by Golden_Girl_EU

I fear no manskirted men with their plastic knives

Originally Posted by Golden_Girl_EU

It's not a kilt it's a manskirt - learn to call it its proper name

Originally Posted by FloatingFatMan

Eew! God no! I have a perfectly normal cholesterol level thanks (a fact that never fails to utterly astound my doctor, given my girth), and I've no desire to see it go up!