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What I don't like is when some wrestlers go away for a few months, then come back with a completely different persona, but most wrestlers are really recognizable, so they just look like knobs because you still see them as their old persona. Mankind/Mick Foley/Dude Love/Cactus Jack was an exception because his gimmick was that he was nuts.

I found it a lot easier to get lightside points than Darkside. I was trying to play a manipulative, secret kind of evil, instead of "RAH, I KILL YOU UNLESS YOU GIVE MONEY" kind of evil, and I ended up mostly lightside.

The incredibles looks.... incredible. :D

SPOILERS WITHIN I'm hoping that Doc Ock didn't actually die. I hate how they keep killing off the villains in Comic movies. Other than that, I loved it. When I heard Willem Dafoe's voice at the end, I nearly got up and cheered. I was thinking they'd **** out on making Harry the green goblin.

Wow, personally I hurt when I left the theater I was laughing so much, while the first one didn't come close(but was still good)

Personally I think each company had their strengths. BIS liked to focus their games to a target audience(Roleplayers with PST, Dungeon Crawlers with IWD) while BIO likes to try to cater to everyone in every game. IMO that made BIS better because they never claimed things that weren't true. They claimed PST was deep and edgy, it was. They claimed IWD was a fun combat based dungeon crawl, it was. BIO claimed NWN was a great roleplaying experience, it was a hack and slash action-RPG. I think BIS fans would stop complaining about Bioware games if they just told the truth about them instead of trying to make them sound better than they are. Personally I liked them, but was very disappointed after all the hype, something that never happened when I played a BIS game. I think neither company was better than the other, neither company was/is a wannabe, they both just did things differently. I preferred the BIS approach of focusing on niches to BIOs approach of trying to appeal to everyone(jack of all trades, master of none), but thats just my opinion.

Its called precedent. They make decisions based on interpretation of the written law, which is their job, and every case after that is judged based on that first case. Its how its worked for hundreds of years and seems like a good system to me. Edit: Well, Liberals managed to beat the Conservatives. Excellent. Unfortunately the Conservative MP beat out the NDP candidate in my riding by 0.4%

Conservatives are scary.

They should have given it the same treatment as the Alien movies got.

Breath of Fire, Suikoden, and Dragon Warrior VII were the only ones I could think of with that kind of thing. Though Breath of Fire started to go downhill with the whole Fairy town thing. BoF2 did it best in the series. I like the way Suikoden does it, though I'd like a bit more customization.

Again... the tattoos are a Zabrak thing, not a Sith thing.

why are the page numbers in that link like "Pages

Well, I'll be on Vacation on election day so I went to the advanced polls and voted NDP. I think it would be really funny if the NDP surprised everyone and got a majority government. Personally I'm hoping for a Liberal/NDP coalition government.

I'm moving to Vancouver next month. And joke's on you! Ministers are appointed! And yeah, the NDP seem great, they're more green than the greens, more liberal than the liberals, and hate the conservatives. Sounds good to me.

I know there are quite a few Canadians on the boards and I would just like to know your thoughts on the campaigns and who you're voting for and such. Personally I'm planning on voting NDP. The liberals are too corrupt, though they do have the most sound financial plan for the country, and the Conservatives... well they are pretty much the ideological opposite of everything I stand for.

I don't like it.

I could never beat that group at the end of the holy avenger quest without cheating. One of those guys could take out my whole party.

I'd like an RPG that uses most of the neat design choices that Jefferson used. Such as being able to talk to people who are hostile, the epithets, etc. Several factions that give either roleplaying, or material benefits, or both. Reactive world, where your reputation and actions actually mean something. I'd also like the following features: Fantasy RPG: A growing town, one you can contribute to that will grow throughout the game with new immigrants and such, and you can have buildings built there that you would own and be able to customize, giving you something other than magic items to spend all your money on. Rare magic. If you're a wizard, I want people to be awed, I want the magic items you find to be priceless artifacts, etc. The damage you deal should be based on your skill, not how beefed up your weapon is. Sci-Fi RPG: Tech level: more of a Babylon 5 tech level, with jumpgates rather than hyperdrive. Customizable transportation. Be able to customize the look, style, options, etc. of your stronghold vehicle (space ship kinda thing) option to mechanically augment your body, which shows on your avatar. I guess the growing town thing could also apply here, only it would be more like a space station port kind of thing.

Heres mine. What if the French hadn't aided the 13 colonies in the American Revolution? Or alternately, what if British military hadn't been occupied fighting the french in Europe during the revolution? Also, the way I read it, France started Word War 1. Stupid Canadian history books.

I think the silver one could use some more color, but the design is way cooler.

My criticism: Your anatomy and proportion need work, but your concepts and details are quite nice.

Calvinball should be a minigame within #1 so I vote 1&2 combined.

Is that the one where you can bang your teacher? Or one of like 6 girls at school, or the crazy cat girl? That game was cool.

Tony Jay is another one I should bring up. Simply because no one else has.