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10.5 millon opening. If it doesn't dip too much next week end there is a chance for a sequel....

not in the first 3 acts (of 5 total) she hasn't

It was a good movie, but I'm still upset about your inviso-text moment. That was a mistake

It pulled in 4.2 million (est) on Friday for second place. It is losing to Flightplan at 4.4 million (est). It has a much better per screen average tho ($1,285 compared to $1,920 per screen (flightplan had 1300+ more screens, more than half of Serenitys total)) Look for sequel territory to be between 50 mill domestic or 80 worldwide. Also, of course, DVD dependent.

You can level up in the Danger Room?!?!? He's not hard if you use a melee guy (which i did). I can see how he might be a bitch with a ranged guy.

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I pretty much agree with Oerwinde, especially his "inviso-text" bit. That was sad....

I have, I **** you not, 4 alarm clocks in the room. 2 close (snooze range), 2 far (have to actually get up for them)

I completely agree with mkreku. One thing I want to add: Money is abundant in the game. For $10,000 "credits" (which is nothing) you can actually rearrange your characters skills. Even the few choices you get to make are essentially meaning less. EDIT: You get 4 attribute points per level tho Yes and no... I'd put it at Diablo multiplayer with bonus' <{POST_SNAPBACK}> Ya, at least in Diablo you had some options in terms of how you build you character. In terms of combat, it's a HUGE button masher. Minus the bosses, there is no challenge. Even most of the harder regular guys come with instructions on defeating them when you attack them (click j,j,k to break my shield). In Diablo, to a certain extent, you had to pay attention to what you were attacking. In this you just click. I don't even watch my health outside of boss battles. Basically, it's not a bad game. Not great, but I've played worse. It's a horrible RPG tho.

I'm in the "Loved Sot time, didn't know what to make of WW" boat. This one apparently contains two Princes you play and switch between. Basically the Prince from SoT and the one from WW.

how did said glitch work?

well, huh...how about that. "this little psycho **** family of ours is gonna rip itself apart." (guess the movie)

curse sure, anyone can come up with one, but can you come up with another post stating that

Nobody pointed out that FISH hates the open water and giant squid?

I didn't say bad. I am saying it's the "lightest" RPG I've ever heard called a RPG. I'll go into details give me a bit

see, just wasn't following who is arguing what

then why take the serum?

Why not? In what ways is it less a RPG than, say, Fable? I'm not following along. <{POST_SNAPBACK}> Fable is a RPG? It's a action game with RPG elements the way I see it. At least from what I've played.

Well, whose beak is turned around because of a shotgun blast

::BAM:: "Ain't I a stinker?"

rabbit season

Adios amigo!

Yea, it's not exactly a thinking mans game It makes Diablo look like Fallout and it is/was Sugar Man