Bubbawheat
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Quote:It's a stylistic choice. And I like my style over everyone else's, it's a lot more fun to write, even if this one is going to be a bit of a challenge...Originally Posted by Kheldarn
(Letter is for Power? What are we? In 3rd grade? 'Cause if we are, I'm stealing all your juice and cookies for Dr. Aeon!! >.>)
X is for A Xillion X-Ray Beams pointed at the X-factor. -
T is for the trials and tribulations of a thousand tankers taunting ten trillion trolls.
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Saw that poster pop up in my #CityofHeroes watch, didn't know it was you. Looks really nice, would love to see a villain-i-fied version of it. (though would be just as happy to see the poster for my arc (also not upset over the long delay, *totally* understand about taking a break from the game))
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It was at this moment that he decided it wasn't such a good idea to get those x-ray ocular implants. -
G is for the Gargantuan Gurglings of a Gazillion Gadget-laden Granite tanks in a Giant Goldfish bowl.
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Now you just need someone to photoshop that to make them even more similar. Now *that* I would like to see.
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E is for Eviscerate (that's one, right? Either Claws or Broadsword? I'd much rather guess semi-blindly than go look it up)
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Sweet Zombie Jebus that's frikken sweet.
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one minor nit to pick though, it might just be me (and my monitor isn't the best when it comes to accurate colors), but her breasts seem shaded a little too flat. -
Just a couple here, mostly from bugs.
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I've been very forgetful/busy on the weekends, but if I'm there, I would be happy to lead/organize.
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For a quick bit of comedy fun, I've got Whack a Mole #2711, guaranteed not to take more than 10 mins. Best played solo, but feel free to bring a team and split up to see who finishes first. Though if you're early on levels, you might want to have a team of two, there are a couple EBs that would scale to bosses.
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I think I prefer the KISS method. No need to overcomplicate things with more stuff that Wassy needs to keep track of. The current way is simple and works fine. You win one month, you get immunity the next month. Most anything else would need explained out the wazzoo and might end up with some oddball loophole that no one thought of until too late.
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Ok, I was going to wait, but I'm just really pleased with the way it turned out and wanted to share with those who are interested. A Burnt Match. It's a complete first draft, though I think it could use a little bit of editing work (I think I changed tense a little too often), but I mostly like how it turned out.
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Quote:...that was just a joke, I actually thought it was supposed to be upside downOriginally Posted by Scootertwo
oops
hang on a second
Edit: fixed
Either way, looking forward to seeing the finished piece.
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Did somebody say Wheat?
I've got one Dev Choice, and I also have a more serious/horror-ish story (Matchstick Women #3369) as well as a fun mini-game (Whack a Mole #2711) - and I like getting rates as well as in-game feedback. -
Quote:My sentiments exactly. Though I can always say that BW snagged silver!Originally Posted by Caemgen
I would like to thank all the members of the Academy who voted for me... This award means so much to...
Errr, what? I didn't win??
Not a single vote?!?
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I hate to tell you this... but it's upside down...
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Would be great to have this to also have "fake" battles, where the two groups are fighting, but not actually doing any damage, so they're still fighting by the time you actually get to them.
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Tried doing one for a Villain PuG, but it wasn't coming out very well, so instead...
Q: How many Brutes does it take to change a lightbulb?
A: Eight. Technically one Brute and seven enemies to build his fury high enough.
Q: How many Masterminds does it take to change a lightbulb?
A: None. They make their henchmen do it.
Q: How many Stalkers does it take to change a lightbulb?
A: I have no idea, I never saw them change it.
Q: How many Corruptors does it take to change a lightbulb?
A: None, the Dark Corruptors convinced everyone it's better this way. -
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Being in the throes of Scrapperlock, Dusty Diamonds completely disregarded the "Under Construction" sign. -
Ok, let's try this again.
I think this is about the closest I can get to "pin-up" without actually trying to draw something, and I don't think anyone wants to see that. -
How many Hero PuG members does it take to change a light bulb?
Let's see, The tanker tries to herd the new lighbulbs up to the light socket, The defender is just standing around with their heal aura on auto, the blaster somehow faceplanted, The scrapper has moved on to the next lightbulb down the hall, the controller cages the new lightbulb so no one can get to it, and everyone eventually quits before it gets changed. -
How many Wyvern does it take to change a lightbulb?
5 - four to keep trying to change the lightbulb with a bow and arrow, and one to finally get a ladder and change it. -
Quote:Tried for a while to fix those, they're mostly AE bugs. Combined collection objectives don't like to show the right one as last (even when switching them), and Allies follow no matter whether they're set to wander or run off.
(1) mislabeled mission objectives (particularly in cases were two separate objectives were melded into one while both were still active), (2) a minor issue with mission 2 where it seems I’m escorted out before I even finish the mission, and (3) some of the allies don’t behave the way their “rescue” text implies – still have a tendency to follow me around rather than run away immediately. All stuff that can probably be fixed with another editing run through the arc.
Thanks for the run-through, it's nice to read someone else filling in the blanks as they go. I wanted to make it like a supernatural detective story, you have all the clues and it's up to you to piece them together correctly, and it sounds like you did a pretty great job of it (and some of the answers, there is no definite "right" answer, like how Emily survived) -
good to hear, hope it's not something too soul crushing