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Quote:Ditto. Until Spines gets proliferated I probably won't bother with Bio Armor.Originally Posted by Muon_Neutrino
I was hoping for more powerset proliferation... sadface.
There are players who don't have tailor access to Pool powers and Ancillary Pool powers...Quote:Originally Posted by Doctor RoswellAre there players who don't have tailor access?
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With all these changes, I kind of feel sorry for the people in charge of Mids'... -
Quote:Putting aside that "intensity" could, in fact, involve variance of the power FX animations, I can think of three different basic poses/animations off the top of my head (the slightly-bent-forward pose which Cyclops is using in the animated gif, a more upright version of that, and a turned-to-the-side type pose) for firing blasts from the facial region. Variations of which (along with the aforementioned variance in "intensity") could make for an entire sets' worth, easily. But I'd happily settle for just one animation. If there were a single alternate animation for existing blast sets which I could select for most attacks that allowed me to face-blast, I might make a character with just those attacks.Originally Posted by Aurora_Girl
"Intensities" are not animations.
Personally, though, what I'd really like is a non-weapon-oriented beam set - whether it's hand or eye oriented. -
Quote:That sounds familiar to me, though I'd've said it was an episode of The Outer Limits or something...Originally Posted by TerraDraconis
throws me back to a movie I saw in the 70's about androids who didn't know they where androids. Humans had died and the androids had a couple that they had carefully raised who could breed. I just remember bits and pieces of that movie.
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Quote:It's a bourgeois conspiracy!Originally Posted by Mandu
Too bad CoX hates the working class.
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John Carter of Fern Gully?
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Reminds me of Blade Runner, that one Nazi from the Hellboy movie, and Project Zeta. Looks pretty interesting.
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Fun episode. It more than made up for the previous episode which gave far too much praise to Star Trek IV. My only complaint is that the episode needed a Snowflame bit tacked on to the end.
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Quote:Which is peanuts to fighting a single AV for hours, or so I hear.Originally Posted by Arcanaville
Its still not as whacked as opening 2400 superpacks, though.
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Personally, I've always thought that you shouldn't be able to use the LFG feature when you're not, in fact, LFG (if you already have a full team, that's a Group and you're no longer Looking For one).
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Quote:I had forgotten about that. It does seem more likely.Originally Posted by DarkSideLeague
Or how Hybrid was changed from a toggle costing endurance to a toggle with a preset duration. Which seems more likely.
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Quote:It seems to me like Kangstor is possibly referring to the extra Enhancement slots that were reportedly in the works and then got removed due to technical issues rather than Incarnate slots.Originally Posted by Mad Grim
... Why?
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Quote:I can't fault the guy for thinking the Moran family needs to get a brain.Originally Posted by Arcanaville
Usually, although sometimes substantially less than that:
For example, here's a sign worth less words than actually depicted on the sign.
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Quote:There are areas where I will have a bit of faith in them due to past experience. The area of 'Incarnate abilities' is not one of them.Originally Posted by Adeon Hawkwood
The one thing I would say here is have a bit of faith in the dev team.
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I actually liked III, though the part where the computer assimilates the bad guys creeped me out. I'd rather watch the Supergirl movie than Superman IV.
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It will allow us to terraform a planet and grow ourselves a brand new Statesman.
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If I were on a computer with audio, I could look it up, but as it stands I have to confess that I am completely unfamiliar with the tune despite counting Queen among my favourite bands.
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I hated the first three X-Men movies. The Wolverine movie was even worse (though the game was surprisingly fun). I haven't seen First Class, yet, though everything I've seen and heard about it makes me think I'll probably dislike it as well. I have little faith that they'll make a decent Days of Future Past movie.
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Quote:That's how I felt watching the trailer. It's just... too much.Originally Posted by Blood Red Arachnid
As awesome as it all looks, it feels like Dr. Who is getting too big for it's own pants lately. I really liked the smaller stuff they did near the beginning of the new series.
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Quote:I enjoyed The Hobbit, but I've reread The Lord of the Rings far more often. I read the entire series when I was 9 or 10, and I reread The Lord of the Rings at least once per year after that up until I was about 20. The only other book I've read nearly that much is Watership Down.Originally Posted by BrandX
Hate the Hobbit?
I found the Hobbit to be a much more enjoyable read than the LotR.
I can see why someone might enjoy The Hobbit more. It has a somewhat more expedient pace while being a bit lighter on the details. I find it to be a bit too light to *completely* satisfy me. It left me wanting more details about dragons in the setting, as well as the details on what went on with 'the Necromancer'. The Lord of the Rings struck just the right balance for me. Silmarillion, though, was too much and too dryly put - I tried and failed to read it several times over the years before finally finding the patience and diligence to finish it in my 30s. -
I was watching this for a bit, but I lost steam somewhere in the 20s and haven't gone back. I have trouble going back to an anime after I lose viewing momentum, but I keep seeing it in my queue and telling myself that I should finish watching it.
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It always comes down to the third kind of lie with you.
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Quote:Indeed, that particular moment is what I was going to mention. I didn't pick up on it as a kid, but every time I see it now the change from Clark Kent to Superman there without any need for the costume really strikes me. It's a remarkable duality. Routh tried it, but didn't pull it off nearly as well.Originally Posted by SuperOz
In terms of performance, go back and watch the original movie where just after being interviewed by Lois, he for a moment considers telling her he's Superman, and you notice the incredible change in body posture, stance, voice...he's clearly thought about the seperation of personas and how to play them. A lot of the other actors in this role have never even considered the performance of the secret identity and the hero persona, but he did the first time.
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Wowzer... I can't decide if I'll be making a new character or rerolling an existing character for this.
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Quote:Force Bubble, PFF, and Dispersion Bubble (at least that one was kept)...Originally Posted by RevolverMike
out of curiosity, what are your favorite bits?
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Quote:Like how Granite ends, for instance...Originally Posted by Telepath
In the name of balance, all good things must come to an end
Force Fields is my goto Defender set. That's not to say I think it's perfect, but this version loses my favourite bits.