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Or I could go with Rouge Raider the Rogue Trader, as that rhymes. And as Pumuckl (and in turn any German child) can tell you: was sich reimt ist gut
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Installing the beta and already fighting the urge to name my character Rouge Tarder the Rogue Trader
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Wot I bought last - a fool and their money mystary edition
melkathi replied to ShadySands's topic in Computer and Console
I caved. I will be selling grimdark rouge across the stars. -
The What Are You Reading thread (now with a simpler name)
melkathi replied to Amentep's topic in Way Off-Topic
Her name is Rio and she dances on the sand Just like that river twisting through a dusty land And when she shines, she really shows you all she can Oh Rio, Rio dance across the Rio Grande I guess that is a bad translation back to English from Spanish and the original song lyrics were Her name is An and she dances on the sand Just like that river twisting through a dusty land And when she shines, she really shows you all she can Oh An, An dance across the Anduin ? -
Should be in every game. Regardless of genre. Baldur's Gate? Kill Sarevok, the bikini elf rushes in Stab Stab Stab. XCOM? Kill the aliens, the bikini elf comes in and stab. Civilization? Build a spaceship, bikini elves spawn next to the city. The Sims? Sims hang out in the jacuzzi. Bikini elf throws a hair dryer in.
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The planetary invasion missions are a bit more fun, but overall it is the game it is. More fun with friends. Protecting bases remains a stupid mission, since enemy mechs just need to run through the buildings and there is little zou can do to stop that, if you don't manage to shoot out their ****pit with a gauss cannon or something.
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Of course Azura has her fun with that, with that vision at the very start of the game. "Oh, so you think you can create a fake chosen one? Let's see how you like me turning them into an actual chosen one." then *mutters* "Call me an Anticipation, did they?" Or at least that is how I imagine the Morrowind plot in a nutshell.