Navy Spider
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Bissell
Cookies or crackers? -
Mad
Batman or Captain America?
Quote:Oh, those Marvel Bronze Age ads.Originally Posted by Heraclea
Only Hostess products have the supervillain stopping power I need. -
The Smithsonian
Little Debbie or Hostess? -
Nike
Shirts or skins? -
That was awesome.
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Photoshop
Lipton or Nestea? -
I like the new ones.
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Influence may or may not be money, but mobs are certainly influence ATMs.
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Quote:This.Originally Posted by Postagulous
And you don't have to spend any time redside, if you don't like their slums or being a villain.
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Quote:Originally Posted by Fanservice
Again, there's absolutely nothing that backs this up. None of them have been seriously killed or even badly injured.
But are they seriously fighting crime? Emphasis on the word fighting.
I'd like to see one of these RL tights bust up a drug deal in the South Bronx.
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It's a good way to get yourself seriously killed. Leave crime fighting to people with the training, weapons, and authority to do so.
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Quote:I think you are still misinterpreting the team leader role.Originally Posted by ViKtoricus
I guess it's my turn to share.
From experience, I learned that:
- People generally are susceptible to being ordered around... I know this sounds a little bossy on my part, but I noticed that good leaders usually know how to balance their authority and friendliness.
- People tend to get scatter-brained when no one is in charge. A part of the leader's job is to keep people on the same page.
- A leader lets his teammates shine in their own ways. If your teammate is a tank, let him be a tank and don't do the tanking yourself if you're the healer.
- A leader is a good communicator and sends clear and concise messages to his teammates.
A "team leader" is really a "team organizer". If you have decent knowledge of the game and understand the mission you're running, you'll have little trouble keeping a group on the same page (assuming you don't have any griefers in the mix). All that is usually needed are a few well-placed reminders and possibly some directions, here and there.
Anyone who sees having the star as an opportunity to be "the boss" really needs to grow up a little. -
Keebler
Elves or dwarves? -
Bagel (which I'm enjoying right now).
Butter or cream cheese? -
Lame.
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*drives stake through thread's heart*
*shoots thread in head*
*burns thread's remains*
*saves post*
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Quote:This.Originally Posted by Electric-Knight
If you were role-playing an egomaniac who got carried away with having a tiny bit of authority...You did a good job!
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I've always been a big fan of electric and ice powers.
There's nothing more satisfying than wiping out mobs with Lightning Rod or Thunder Strike.
As far as pure laughs go, Ice Patch delivers. Watching mobs slip and fall on their butts repeatedly is pretty hysterical.
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Quote:Lame.Originally Posted by CrazyJerseyan
I didn't feel like searching the whole thread but wanted to confirm something I found online.
1. She is NOT going to be an Amazon. Just a human vigilante.
2. Her name is Diane Prince
3. She runs a multi-billion dollar corporation during the day.
4. At night, she dons the costume and runs around fighting crime.
5. She has a scooby gang of computer/research nerds that work for her in her basement or something.
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Alternate animations for all powers, nao!
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I prefer playing the good guy / hero and like the feel of blueside much more than I do redside.
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Karloff
"eee"gor or "eye"gor? -
Hammer time.
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Quote:Hah! I defy you to find a food stain on my wife-beater.Originally Posted by Golden Girl
A lot of men just don't care enough about their personal appearance?
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Clockwork: We've got lots of nuts...and bolts.