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I did use the medstation against him, actually. The thing is that he didn't go for that one. He went for the one outside, which I had already hacked.

Protoculture Collection is the entire remastered set? Well, crap, I have the first 4 parts (discs 1- seperate. I'd save only about 10 dollars getting the second half over getting the set.

I'll take you seriously.

I agree with Nightshade. I see too often people exercising what seems like a chimera of entitlement and ignorance. This looks kind of like one of those times. Though I guess this case sways more towards ignorance than the other. Just because equipment is capable does not mean it should be encouraged or considered supported, especially if there's reason to forsee problems or technical limitations that need to be overcome. However, this guy construes it as a lie?

According to wikipedia, a Harvey Birdman: Attorney at Law game is being made using the Ace Attorney mechanics! Capcom will distribute it and it will feature Capcom character cameos (like the TV series had Hanna Barbera cartoon character cameos). That is so awesome. Edit: Shortly after I type that I find boxart. And a surprise... it's a PS2 game. http://kotaku.com/gaming/first-fridays/dev...wout-297771.php

HOLY CRAP! Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney is one awesome game. I've only finished the tutorial case and the first full case, but I'm hooked!

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Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney showed up on my doorstep 2 days after I ordered it and 3 days early. Guess what I'm playing?

Not really, they're basically gone after the Macross Saga. Well, you lose 90% of the plot for the first half of the series. Chances are, the first movie will be the Macross saga, if not the first trilogy. That's assuming it's a retelling, which is most likely won't be. Robotech was created as a bastard, they kind of have free reign to go nuts with it. When you're making a movie using source material that's not even true to its own source material, you don't really have to be true to that. It's not even particularly internally consistent. Mainly I just think Robotech is a bad property. Macross is occasionally a good property, the original Macross series and Macross Plus. But a Robotech movie will most likely completely ignore the themes from them (especially Plus).

I imagine it would be to the target audience of The Escapist. Vernepunk, on the other hand, only shows up two results from google.

Maybe, but if you're using those terms in front of an audience you'd have to break to define them instead of ramble on.

Well, it's not traditional steampunk. They use water and heat for power, it's a geothermal based steam power, as opposed to a coal based steam power. It just lacks the pipes venting exhaust out of every orifice of the machinery. I actually never understood why the hacking system used pipes and water until I saw that video. Because it's an abstract notion of how steam powered turrets and cameras would function.

Not really, they're basically gone after the Macross Saga.

The turrets, cameras, door locks, and even vending machines had plumbing.

Yeah, there is. There's tons.

1) It doesn't sound to me that he's saying that it has be a brand everyone recognizes. He was talking about quality, afteralll. 2) Most people who launch an MMO don't launch one "to kick WoW's ass." Well, most rational developers.

That's some reading too much into it.

They should probably knee you straight in the crotch for it if you don't get the idea very quickly. Because you're acting creepy and nobody wants to be around a creep. I wouldn't mind if they kept to the source material a little. Jedi pursuing love isn't exactly a common theme, but when it does happen it's doesn't happen particularly quickly, it doesn't lead to make out/fade to black scenes, and most importantly it's a BAD IDEA. Well, bad idea for the galaxy at least. I'm not being against romances. I'm being against immature relationships. The characters in the KOTORs literally seem to live just to serve at the player character's beg and whim with only minor objections. A real choice and consequence, relationship, and romance system would have at its core some measure of personality independence. It would be closer to Baldur's Gate where if you did something an NPC really didn't like he'd drop out of the group, take his close friends along, and try to f'ing kill you. The same goes for a girlfriend, in a mature individual it doesn't matter how in love you feel you are, once you start eating babies she's going to bleeding object, not ask you to toss her a leg. This was actually one of my complaints about Attack of the Clones. Anakain slaughters women and children (sandpeople), but all Amidala says is "there there" and still marries the psychotic bugger at the end. But at least both movies showed how that kind of love weakened a Jedi and opened them up for the darkside, something the KOTOR games ignore. And when Amidala finds out he's slaughtering human children (xenofascist!), then she finally gains some sense.

You work for a corporation. My boss actually owns the company.

You forgot to rimshot.

I know only two things of Vista that I care about. 1) There's only one feature of Vista that I'm interested in. The one that enables graphics drivers to run (and crash) like user apps. IE, without taking the whole system with them. 2) If that's the only feature of Vista that I'm interested in, Microsoft did crap for consumer research in regards to my demographic. Maybe Vista has another feature I'm interested in. Anyone here know if lowering your desktop resolution then raising it back restores your old icon locations?

Interesting, Ive never seen the "Spellsurge" enchant before (on his main weapon). http://wowarmory.com/item-info.xml?i=22558

http://wowarmory.com/character-sheet.xml?r...s&n=Cleopas My e-friend Cleopas. Played with him in SWG, EQII, and even WoW for a while. They just downed Illidan.

I occasionally chat with a psychotic on another forum. I don't know what he's been diagnosed with, I only know he has been diagnosed and medicated in the past, but you dare not bring it up. Chatting with him you can see that either he's a constantly high raver (which is actually an alternate supportable theory) or that he has difficulty distinguishing between fantasy and reality. It doesn't sound like it's so bad that it effects his daily functioning, however. He has some pretty interesting views on history, the government, even reality. And supposedly he's writing a book over the latter. A Schizophrenic's Guide to Reality (my title, not his) God, I'm so buying that book.