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A Dalek companion would have the same problem as K9: Far too many traditional Dr Who plots would be resolved near-instantly when the Companion blows the monster-of-the-week into smithereens.
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Realistically, it shouldn't have even done that. The _Daleks_ might not remember the Doctor; but the rest of the universe does. It won't be very long until they hear stories about the legendary humanoid-in-a-blue-box who is supposed to be a great enemy of theirs, and they're going to get really, really curious about why they don't remember any of it. Obsessively curious, probably.
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It'll be a team-up of catgirls riding pastel ponies.
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A friend of mine once bought a bunch of Commodore's at an auction. He then used them and some boards to build shelves. They were cheaper than cinderblocks.
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That could be handled: Set a flag on a base to mark it as raidable vs non-raidable. A non-raidable base can stack stuff however you wish, a raidable base must follow the raid-construction rules.
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Quote:To answer that last one: Yes, many people use Wentworth's to get IO pieces they are missing. There are folks right now stockpiling them, with intent to sell them gradually after the event is over. Check the Market Forums for more info, and trading advice.
- How do people trade enhancements between themselves, usually? How many people use Wentworth's to try to get the OF enhancments they're missing?
I ask because I'm not sure how many times I'll be able to run the event, and would like to get at least one full set.
At the moment, the Movie Event enhancement set cannot be traded on Wentworth's. That is a bug; expect a patch soon to fix it. -
Quote:The US military would also dearly love a practical, cost-effective legged vehicle, and have been researching the idea since the 1960's. Admittedly, they mostly have in mind off-road transport vehicles rather than sword-wielding giant soldiers.Japanese politicians are "seriously considering" making real, working Gundams for their military. Admittedly, it's just aimed at getting the "otaku vote," but if they actually did it? I'd totally move to Japan just so I can live in a country that has giant battle robots protecting it.
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Not the first time; the Viking landers were nuke-powered. Even the MER-class rovers (aka Spirit and Opportunity) had radioisotope heaters.
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The balloon method doesn't scale up very well. It's good for small landers; Spirit and Opportunity were on the jagged edge of the upper weight limit for that technique.
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Quote:My theory on that is that what Amon did wasn't the same as what Aang did. Amon was able to Ki Block the brain with his bloodbending technique, so the power was still there to bend, but the ability to use it is not, and can be reversed. Aang actually took the power out of them, so that it couldn't be restored.
And it may well be that Aang (or another Avatar) _could_ have restored bending that he himself had removed; the subject hasn't come up. Seems unlikely that an Avatar would ever change their mind like that. -
Quote:I suspect you could save a lot of time if you replace "analysis" and "simulate" with "Ask Arcanaville". :-)All mastermind pets are on the list to look at and bring up performance to something significantly above where Mercs are right now. This is a long-term goal (read: not soon) due to the sheer amount of analysis required to simulate all of those various different lists of powers.
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We seem to have a setup for M'gann shredding Aqualad's mind, and then realizing that he's a mole *after* turning him into a vegetable.
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Would it be generally understood that the events of Avengers were actually a world-wide threat? All the bad guys actually did was shoot up New York; most folks may not realize how much worse it could have been.
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Quote:And this can be whittled down to lesser cases, if you consider Thor setting it down or dropping it while in a vehicle.I'm pretty sure if Mjolnir was on the moon, and Superman pushed the moon, Mjolnir would continue to rest on the surface of the moon. I suspect, though, that if Superman tried to move a small enough portion of the moon Mjolnir would then resist that motion because it would interpret that as an attempt to lift it. But how Mjolnir makes that determination is probably unknowable.
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If I'm going to hang out in a heavily-traveled public area, I'll sometimes just drop a portal someplace obvious in case anybody was looking for one, for just that reason.
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Quote:Tenzin could likely still *teach* airbending even if unable to actually perform it; the process would just take longer. And I don't think Amon is yet at the point where he can go around killing old men without losing followers.One thing that occurs to me is that if Amon wanted to deal some real damage, with minimal effort, he'd eliminate Tenzin. Tenzin is the only airbending master in the world, without him there's no one to train Korra so she can never become a fully realized Avatar.
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Quote:Doesn't that work out the same as "Passes to the next character to log in of the appropriate rank"? With a footnote of "There may be some display issues until the login occurs".1. Superleader gets demoted (or leaves)
2. Red Star is assigned to "General A", who is qualified by being the toon of the next rank down to have most recently logged in (say, 2 days ago).
3. "General B" logs in before "General A" logs in again. Star now goes to "General B" because his most recent login now beats "General A". -
And remember: There is only one piece of True Spandex, dug out of a crashed flying saucer in 1947. They keep stretching it out and cutting yards off it. This explains why superhero costumes keep getting thinner over the years.....
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...And I found a fix. Seems the problem was caused by turning on "Pointer Trails" under Control Panel. Turned them off, the mouse came back.
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Got a problem since this week's update on my laptop: My mouse cursor becomes invisible when the game is running. Works fine everywhere else, but it vanishes as soon as I move it over CoH. By wiggling my mouse around and seeing things highlight, I can tell that the cursor is still *there* and responding to my mouse, but it's frankly impossible to play the game without knowing where it is.
This is on my laptop, an Asus G53S running Win7. The mouse is the one that came with it.
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Admit it: You've been deployed to the Shadow Shard!
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The new Thundertank has a bridge. Tanks do not have bridges; that thing is halfway to a Thunder-Bolo.
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Query: If you were to slot five SBE's in a power, and then use the regular IO version of the proc in the same power, do you get the set bonuses of 5-slotting or 6-slotting?