Musopticon?

He's actually the second hardest boss in the game. Which is quite uncanny for a first boss monster.

Yep, because you can't debate. You just bash. Anyhey, fairly good job Mojo.

<{POST_SNAPBACK}> And that editing was done entirely without looking at the keyboard.

Yep, and agreed. It just seemed to be the consensus back then that, apart from being lovely gory, it was fairly hard for a fighting game.

Cool. Would have been cooler back then when the game was still fresh, but...

Spain deserved to be conquered. The moorian rule was unadultareted paradise after the visigothian one. And really; can anyone whose been to Cordoba say that Reconquista was a good thing? I can't.

^Like it should be done.

Hardest game ever? Not including the obligatory BT, original Gaiden, Contra et al, it must have been Rune on maximum difficulty. First game ever where I really needed to learn to fight, dodging, finding weak points and all that jazz. The viking warriors were a pain in the ass at first, but then I got to the wendigo and dwarves. Way harder, way way harder. Up there with Ninja Gaiden(upwards from normal) on x-box. Not even Severance was that hard. At this point I also have to mention Nethack. Pure pain, unless you learn how to survive. It takes literally hundreds if not thousands of death before you get the jist of it. Best challenge I've undertaken was probably Mafia. I had a lot of fun with the gunfights too. Thief 2 deserves a mention too, as some of the levels were quite a treat.

Good notes. You should see mine.

I wrote this without looking off the screen even once. I'm rather proud actually.

That thing you just did; it's called showing off. Which kind of degrades the whole message. Please refrain, d'accord? Tutsywillies, still I agree with you.

Why? My plans are roughly the same as Eru's(cloth and all), and I too hate 'mas. I hate what it stands for today. THe shopping sprees, the adds, the rushes and the ever-present 'mas-songs, which'll clot every station and store and monger. THe whole, "happy happy buy buy"-mentality. It being the messiah's b-day is a different thing altogether. <{POST_SNAPBACK}> The messiah was born? Well, whatdyaknow? I think they should move the birthday back to the original day, in January. " <{POST_SNAPBACK}> Meta, I thought better of you. You know, like reading the discussion through before posting?

Just sprang to mind while thinking D&D... Anybody seen this? http://volournthefatpig.ytmnd.com/

Not Yrkoon? What then? Keep it up. Your pictastic-score is raising like a tsunami.

Emerson, Lake & Palmer - Knife-Edge The superhero song :D

Mongering for Yrkoon's blood, eh?

Peace prevails then. Could we close this now?

Poor bud, you've never known anything better.

Is that how this goes? Well... Favorite writers: I'm almost sure Gaiman goes here, though I can't say for Sandman as my experience of that is nearly nil, but his other works, including for example Death and Marvel: 1604 were nothing short of great. Another good one is of course Morrison, then there's Miller(Sin City, The Dark Knight Returns) and Mignola(Hellboy). I see no point adding a few finnish ones, as their names will say nothing to you. Mainly underground and barbarian stuff. Somebody might have seen Pauli Hiltunen's Elric and Conan illustrations, but I rather doubt that. As for fav artists; I can't say for sure. It's a mood thing, really. Sometimes Leinil Yu's(lots of Marvel stuff) incredibly sharp line work charms me to no end and then other times Zulli's(Sandman, TMNT, etc) scribbles look grand. But there's one illustrator whom never seems to fail, and that's Adam Kubert(Bat, Origin, 1604). Granted; he usually has high end aftercoloring to really get the images to shine, but I love his work all the same. Some manga is also neato, like Hellsing(sometimes looks like retched blood though:D) for instance, but I can't really name any artists. Hem hem... I like Ultimate X-Men. There. I wrote it. Now you can laugh. Edit: Who's the one drawing LoEG? I've been trying to get to the comic for ages, but I just can't get myself to like the art.

Bend over and you just might find it. Honestly.

I feel sorry for you, as you can't take the art. Still, it really is worth reading. After reading Morrison, Austen and co feel very flimsy and superficial. A,tought the ending(Here comes Tomorrow) doesn't really cut it. Too much Ages of Apocalypse and too little Future Past if you ask me. Beast as a villain was interesting, that's for sure, but the whole anticell-nemesis thing felt off. But I'll stop now to avoid spoiling you. :D

Along with some comunicable diseases. <{POST_SNAPBACK}> I was sorta inlcuding those little joys to the whole enlightement. Poor natives weren't strong enough for our ways.

If those statues are anything to go by it's the Satyr women who are pleased <{POST_SNAPBACK}> Nymphomania :D

To Potent: Our lovely Christobal Colon brought the light of europan civilization to the poor natives, yes.