Night-Hawk07

I've always gotten the impression from other gaming communities and the gaming media that CoX's focus on 1-50 instead of post-50 was a bad thing, and I've never understood why. I know that's how other MMOs work, but why is all the cool stuff at post-level cap considered better than having all the cool stuff from level 1-level cap?

This game just wasn't made for power leveling, it was always about the journey from 1-50, roll an alt, and do it again. Even better was that, until recently, you didn't have to do it the same way every time. Your intro arcs were based on your origin. Now, EVERYONE goes through the same process of Habashy, (can't remember the next ones), Thiery, Twinshot, etc. and same for redside. Speaking of, I just recently started a villain alt running the new intro stuff for them, and was somewhat disappointed/irked to discover that (at least up to the point I'm at) it's the same intro Blueside has just with an "evil" slant.

Sorry for the OT tirade. I know the OP wasn't really talking about PL'ing to 50, then running Oro. I just started to respond, and the next thing I know ^ that's what my fingers coughed out.

Yep. But of course in 2012 it's not the actor's fault he/she acted, it's comics, or music, or video games, or movies....or someone/thing else's fault that the actor acted. The actor wouldn't have acted if it weren't for these things/people....give me a break. Considering he bought a lot of his equipment online, and *puts on tin foil hat* we're all being watched, you'd have thought him buying all those weapons, explosives, and body armor would've gotten someone's attention, right?

Heh, I saw a picture with Holmes's school ID photo on one side and his mug shot on the other. It was a comparison between his eye color and nose size. In the school ID photo, his eyes appear to be a dark brown but in the mug shot they're green. His nose in the former is also wider than in the latter.

Well, the first, I chalked up to the fact that his school ID photo is bad quality, and if nothing else, there are such things as colored contact lenses. As far as the nose thing, I did an experiment. Went to a mirror, put on my biggest and wouldn't you know it my nose stretched out.

The point of the whole thing is to try to put forth the idea that the guy sitting in prison isn't the guy who shot up the theater....or something along those lines. I love conspiracy theorists.....

Since the hospital scene in TDK (although in this case it's a wig).

I was more referring to the jumbled mess of text than the content, but nevertheless....

Jeez, does anyone proofread those Yahoo articles?

I'm assuming when they say his hair was painted red it's in reference to the hospital scene in TDK where the Joker is posing as a red-headed nurse before he blows the place sky high.

I hear ya. Being the midnight premier of a Batman movie I would expect there to have been more than a few people dressed up in costume; I'm sure it would've been pretty cool to see (or hear about) Batman/men swooping in and subduing the guy in some way.

Good to hear one of our own is ok, but sadly not everyone involved can say that.

I'm not even on Virtue and I avoid the place like the plague. I only go in there for Null (like someone else said) or the winter holiday events, and as I'm running through I can imagine my character with his hand in front of his face like "don't see me, don't see me, don't see me, don't see me....just keep walking, just keep walking....WHERE'S THE FRAKKIN EXIT DOOR?!?!?!"

He was also Tim Riggins from Friday Night Lights (much of the cast from that show is starting pop up all over the place). Speaking of, Kyle Chandler (Coach Eric Taylor) was that a-hole wannabe country music singer Buddy Jackson in Pure Country (with George Strait).

Someone brought up J.K. Simmons, he was also Dale Earnhardt's father, Ralph Earnhardt, in the ESPN movie: 3. And on the subject of Spider-man actors, I'm having a hard time seeing Denis Leary as Capt. Stacy after so many years as firefighter Tommy Gavin on Rescue Me (I miss that show ).

One more, I was recently watching ST:TOS "Day of the Dove" with this Klingon officer as the main antagonist. Every time he spoke, I knew I'd heard that voice somewhere; that very slow, calculating voice. And then I think he says something over the intercom, and that mechanical tinge with his voice made it click: Michael Ansara who plays Kang in that episode (and later episodes of DS9), was also Mr. Freeze in Batman: TAS.

In fact, when I was looking through IMDb's listing on BTAS, I was surpised at some of the names, specifically ST alumni, that had voice roles in that show.

It was at one point. That one's good for kids. Probably wouldn't recommend the CGI Spider-Man series as I recall that being more adult than what the OP is looking for. X-men Evolution is another one on there that might also be good for kids.

That's pretty much how I feel too, and how I felt when they were talking about casting a black actor for the new Spidey movie. I just hate it when characters are changed or thrown in to make some point, or what have you. It has an obvious forced feeling rather than being natural.

And someone mentioned Batman, I don't care how tolerant society has become towards gays, there will be riots in the streets if they make Batman gay.