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Quote:I like the Tier 9 Wensleydale Wollop.Originally Posted by Energizing_Ion
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At first I read that as Cheeseboxing!
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Quote:A friend and I made a chili cheese corndog pizza. With beanless chili for the sauce, cheddar cheese, and corn dog slices. It was awesome. And even better the second time we made one. If that particular friend wasn't involved, I probably would've added onions.Originally Posted by Hestis
There is a place near me that has a chili cheesedog pizza. It has chili paste for sauce, and then onions, hotdogs, and french fries as toppings. It was so out there I had to try it, and it was actually really good.
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Quote:Kinky.Originally Posted by SinisterDirge
Open mouth, insert foot.
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It's like squares are trying to be circles...
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They need to put some chili and bacon on those cheeseburgers. And offer corn dog slices as a topping.
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When I briefly played... Warhammer Online I think it was... there were areas with missions that affected the zone/war without being direct PvP. Which is something I don't mind doing. In LotRO I would occasionally go into the PvP zone and do missions while avoiding direct conflict - mainly because I was interested in playing some of the available beasties.
Which is to say that, if there were a zone where I could contribute to a zone-altering PVP effort and be assured of not getting directly involved in PVP, I might be up for it. -
If they put the upcoming Retro Sci-Fi costume solely in the Super Packs I'd be tempted to rage quit.
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My favourite character used to be my FF/Rad Defender. But I haven't played him much since he hit 50.
In any case, none of the AT/powersets I've played have seemed "uber" to me. But I've never really gotten a Dominator to a significant level. -
Quote:No, it's the fantasy RPG genre. It just happens that many of the conventions of that genre got grandfathered into MMOs, the bulk of which seem to be fantasy to this day.Originally Posted by Nethergoat
No, it's the MMO genre I'm thinking of.
It's a genre that demands carrots to dangle for motivation, and bits of kit are popular motivators. -
I dub this episode "Fridge for a Day"...
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Quote:I might've tuned in for Herman's Head. I totally forgot about that series. I would've tuned in if they had showed the original Simpsons shorts back to back, too - they were the main reason I watched the Tracy Ullman show.Originally Posted by Dark One
Tonight they're playing the first episode of the Simpsons and the first of Married With Children. Hard to believe that it's been 25 years of 'em. Wish they would've played the first In Living Color and Herman's Head too.
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Quote:Having been in the former situation would give me 100% sympathy for the latter. Your heart is three sizes too small.Originally Posted by Lothic
When I created my first main character 8 years ago I envisioned her having cool demony wings and a moving tail. Turns out I had to wait 2.5 YEARS before -any- wings were added to the game and something like 5 YEARS before moving tails were added.
So basically when people like Samuel_Tow complain that they can't get such-n-such item until they craft it or level their character up to a certain level I really have almost 0% sympathy for that.
That's the generic fantasy RPG genre you're thinking of. In the superhero genre it's more typical to start out with full regalia.Quote:Originally Posted by Nethergoat
Well, I understand the desire- sure, it'd be great to start a game with every conceivable option available at creation.
But we are playing a game, and the conventions of the genre dictate that we start off (relatively) plain and simple and grow more wondrous only with effort and experience. -
Those are pretty cheap looking.
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Yeah, that kinda sucked. They telegraphed it early on, but it was still mean.
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Quote:Acquiring those materials could be seen as creating a space carrot of motivation.Originally Posted by Lothic
I agree with all of this. My only concern is that "asteroid mining" really shouldn't be our top space priority when we still don't even have things like 1) a cheap and reliable means to get to orbit on a routine basis 2) a serious space station that can be used to create and port other vehicles 3) a Moon base 4) a landing on Mars, and so on.
Asteroid mining will be important to us someday - we simply have like 20 or 30 other things we need to accomplish first before we worry about collecting extraterrestrial raw materials on an industrial level. -
Quote:Given their statements thus far, they're not currently making enough money to justify the localisation efforts. Which means that loss of money you speak of already isn't significant enough to consider. It's unfortunate, but it appears to be a duly considered business decision, rather than an arbitrary one.Originally Posted by Congelateur
p.s do you expect french players to use paragon market after i23? you won t spend money in translation but you will lose money too.
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Quote:It's not about instant gratification so much as the principle of character concept/creation. I design my character at the start. Options that are not available during that process are worthless to me. If they were account-wide unlocks I wouldn't mind having to "chase" them, as they could prove useful to new characters.Originally Posted by Nethergoat
I like having stuff to chase and desire, and that is an important ingredient to these sorts of games.
I want more stuff to covet the way you want more options....or rather, we both want more options, but I'm less hung up on instant gratification. -
Quote:But if it's infected with space herpes we're all doomed.Originally Posted by Hopeling
I'm no astrophysicist, but I'm pretty sure 500 tons is not a planet-buster.
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I'm not familiar with Bane Spider Ruben offhand, but he is now Bane Spider Pee-Wee Herman in my head.
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I'm all for it. They'd have to be preview-able. But I'd certainly buy animation sets that I liked for a reasonable price.
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Quote:I'm perfectly fine with the simultaneous existence of both "average" and "outlier" sets. Whether they're free or paid-for.Originally Posted by Reppu
So, I've accepted the Forum Opinion, or at least the Scrapper/Stalker opinion, that everything else needs to be buffed to the outliers, not nerfed to the Average.
APPARENTLY I just ran into the OTHER half of the forums that thinks you need to nerf to the Average, not Buff to the Outliers. I REALLY can't win sometimes. -
Quote:They could make it a one power purchasable-in-the-market power pool as long as it's something I can slot.Originally Posted by SmegHead
A power pool would be fantastic, but a quick easy option with a price tag behind it is much more likely to get implemented me thinks.
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I'd have to say Staff. The Endurance discount should be very helpful.
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Quote:I thought it was satirical.Originally Posted by Leo_G
Well that's pretty dumb.