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Alternatively, it's because of overexposure because they play through it every single time they want to try a character out even a little. It's a problem I'm expriencing with the first area of MGS4.

They had story people? I mean, people actually got paid for that? I'm in the wrong business.

The 2nd amendment is an amendment to the Constitution. Which, by definition, is a change to it. Which is a demonstration that it can be changed. This is not simply a document that is held onto for 200 years and not criticized, revised, or changed. That is to say, the reason the right to bear arms has been a part of the Constitution for 200 years is not simply because it was part of the Constitution 200 years ago. But because there has not been significant cause for that right to be revoked.

Who are the people watching these things?!

I'm playing... nothing. I feel like I'm admitting to a crime. Though my copy of the PS3 version of Overlord should ship out in the next week.

Just because you're exceptional doesn't mean you're a superhero. A background of a couple of years of thievery doesn't turn you invisible. Not so... or at least not any more. In AD&D 2E, what you wrote was true, but in 3.5 edition, commoners are at least level 1 too - see the NPC classes (these classes are weaker than PC classes though) section of the rules. If we're going to say "any more," then perhaps we should speak of 4E? Where it's even more true.

I've decided that I want playable Kobolds. I actually decided that a long time ago, but I've remembered the decision.

Commoners are level 0. Level 1 isn't an average person. Level 1 in D&D is still an exceptional individual. Look at the stat scores. 10 is your average person. Or is it 8? Sure, they can still be easy to kill at level 1, but a level 1 is still exceptional.

His original ending was to have Snake and Otacon arrested. Not dead. actually arrested and EXECUTED! I call shenanigans. Arrested and to be executed, maybe.

Blast. That group filled up.

tell me then, what is your definition of "ranger"? Ranger may mean a keeper, guardian, or soldier who ranges over a region to protect the area or enforce the law. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ranger_(disambiguation) Entries at dictionary.com are similar. Why would you mention Legolas but completely skip over Aragorn?

His original ending was to have Snake and Otacon arrested. Not dead.

Actually, there's two groups on the site for my area. I think they're both in the same city. But only one of the two is trying 4e. Of course, last update in the thread was 9 days ago, so it may already be written off as a bust.

I am going to try for a 4e game through the official forums. Apparently someone is trying to get a game going half an hour from my house.

I enjoyed flying my destroyer and cruisers around just being a pimp. Because if I tried engaging anything of equivalent power, my system would not be happy with me. Luckily I had enough trade ships out and stations of my own that I had plenty of pirate chasing to do.

The Schwartz is stronger than both.

Somebody hold me back.

I've got my eyes on you.

I never saw that movie. Was it at least hilarious?

Anecdote = data ITT

So, the OP is roleplaying a Jedi fanboy trying to debate against Sith fanboys over the holonet?

If I ever start a cult, it'll be the best cult ever. The Kool-Aid won't be poisoned!

X3 I love the game, myself.

Of those three links, only The Sun makes any mention of cannibalism. The rest merely mention abuse.