Tenzhi

I've no problem with knockback (or knockdown, which is just low magnitude knockback), but what I *really* like is knockup. I'd love a knockup focused set with a couple of AoE knockup powers thrown in.

Ha! Love it!

Putting aside the ridiculous racial tie-in, if there were a rationing or division of resources and there were four of them and six of you then you would deserve sixty percent of the allotted resources as compared to their forty percent. Dividing the resources fifty-fifty would, in fact, be unfair at that point.

If this community is the largest group of egocentric close-minded individuals you've ever met, I have to assume you haven't been part of many gaming forums. This community is only a mild-mannered polite community relative to other large MMORPG and gaming communities. Perspective is what makes it special.

For financial reasons (and possibly due to my difficult attitude), the strange 1st grade private school I was shipped off to once a week (the other four days being spent at regular classes) to learn things like fractions, French, and (for reasons I still don't fathom) occasional oddball things like clown schooling was only attended by me for that one year.

The point is the lowest common denominator doesn't change the value. And in the comparison it's the numerator over the lowest common denominator that indicates which value is lesser. Hence the phrase makes little sense in the context in which you used it (and in which it is often used).

You're explaining the wrong side of it. A little reading comprehension would've given you the implication that I have a basic understanding of fractions. That's 1st Grade math - well, it was for me anyway.

Even assuming your initial fractions were correct it would come down to 2/18 not 1/18.

Looks like stylized ballistic armor to me. Indeed, it seems to pretty much be a modernized version of the suit he wore in the first film minus the annoyingly miscoloured straps.

I thought that you thought that that kind of mindset is what most redside players had?

Some would say that caving in skulls is a reward unto itself.

I like the Avengers outfit better. Though I'd still change his gloves and boots, make the star bigger, and give him the proper head-wings.

I've never understood that figure of speech. It seems to be used in an attempt to be degrading, but the lowest common denominator is useful in adding, subtracting, and comparing fractions. It's as if an ignorant person wanted to sound sophisticated and only understood the words "lowest" and "common" without understanding the full meaning.

The few of Doctor Two I've seen tended to drag on a bit as well to varying degrees. The Mind Robber was particularly tedious.

Doctors Three and Four had the most consistently decent episode, I'd say. Of course, I'm a bit biased against Doctor Five, and haven't seen enough of Doctor Seven.

Always with the Sixth Doctor hate. I'd rather watch The Twin Dilemma again than either Fear Her or Night Terrors.

I seem to recall being annoyed by missions redside where I had to travel long distances, though instead of running 2 miles I had to swim a terrible distance across the ocean to a group of islands and try to poke around in forested crevices to find the magical hole that led to the mission. It was like taking a trip across IP in order to poke around in Perez.

So heroes should aspire to become a faceless minion of a group, and it's fine for villains to be faceless minions all the way up to the 40s.

So it's not City of Villains, it's City of People-Who-Might-One-Day-In-The-Far-Future-Perform-An-Act-Of-Villainy. I guess that name wasn't catchy enough. Of course, that's the problem with trying to make a game for Villains. Heroes are relatively easy because their role is reactive - a problem arises and they take care of it. Villains, on the other hand, are more proactive given that they're creating the problems that heroes should fix. In order to make them into the reactive sort appropriate for MMO questing you almost have to take the Villain out of them an make them into thugs and lackeys.

That's what I was thinking. Logically, shouldn't they be ordered by population, excepting the last-logged-into server at the top?

Sorry, I should have said "crevasse" to avoid confusion.

And just in case it didn't, I believe the commercial for these is what he's talking about.

EDIT: "These" as in that toyline, not that specific set.

Personally, I'm hoping for animated hair to come inseparably along with improbable breast physics.

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