Musopticon?

I must have laughed five year's worth.

http://silius.olremix.org/

Those wouldn't happen to have been taken anywhere near Kangasniemi?

My new flatmate is a meticulously clean chinaman. So, I spent the afternoon cleaning the apartment with him, which was pretty fun. Gave him my harddrive and he said he'd make choice selection of his fave Chinese music for me, which is pretty fun as well. I barely managed to make it in time for Stockman(a big chain of malls)'s sale(Ju, det var Galna Dagar), spent a moment in the immense throng of shoppers, laughed at the world and left. Spent the evening playing Cave Story and studying poetry and linguistics.

I thought so as well.

Cave Story's last boss. Goddamn, it's challenging, Megaman 2-challenging.

Obviously, kittie porn.

Really? Which agenda? Trying to overturn the US finances for..? Are they terrorists?? SHOULD YOU BOMB THEM?! For what it's worth, the warming right now can be attributed to both temperature fluctuation, which is natural, and pollution.

I agree, it is high time the world feels what it means to stand up to the massed ranks of the faithful. For Feargus!

But has a leader called "God-Emperor"? This has been fun to watch so far, even with that jerk - Tale.

Somehow, I'm not tempted.

That is one well-fed cat.

John Keats now.

What's the weapon in the second screen? Looks cool.

Great Scott!

"Forbidden You don't have permission to access /albums/cc34/convokiller87/100_0499.jpg on this server."

Yes. Today, I started my study essay on the use of euphemisms in Iraq war reports and news stories. I mean, I would have, but the goddamn library decided to close just when I was photocopying(they ask a steep fee as well) Burchfield and Katamba for linguistic source material. "Please come back on monday afternoon" Gee, I got deadlines just like everyone else. I did find out that "Great Scott" is an euphemism for God from the late 19th century. Also, Halloween soon. rockzors.

My god, I had kept myself completely in the dark about the game and those NPCs look sublime.

There's also this online archive source for most of the books that are out of print. I can't remember the name for the life of me though.

See ya, Ros. Eat nothing but local, listen to nothing but local and embrace the six months like they were your last. I'm beyond envious, heh. This is voluntary aid work or the like, right? PM sent.

Undivided is either: a)They just hate the Imperium in general and don't have any preference in the Gods. b)They have some sort of dogma in which they think the Gods as a pantheon.

I hope so, I'd be happy to see the game more tactical. The Warcraft-like pace and model of action in vanilla DoW was perfect for Space Marine purgeworks, because they don't generally use a lot of strategy, but some of the more entrenched forces, like Tau and IG absolutely need a more strategic bend to survive, so the aspects CoH presented(actual battlements, entrapment, motts, etc) are apreciated. Really, to be honest, right now, it's mostly Tier 2 spamming and most games end in a legion of Howling Banshees/Raptors/Hellhounds. That said, some of the Imperial Guard forces are ridiculously awesome. And pitting them against Tyranids...sublime. Should they go for a more Ground Control-alike perspective, DoW 2'd be godly.

Some can, but the most organised Undivided, the Word Bearers don't usually deal with the fringe cults, since they view Chaos as a religion, it's like an organised religion dealing with cultists, heh. The second most organised Undivided one that abhors cults is Iron Warriors, but that's because of their battle doctrine. Alpha Legion and indeed especially Black Legion are complete opposite, usually taking advantage of every aspect of Chaos available. Some Traitor legions are so close-knit in battle practice, such as Thousand Sons, that they don't either need or want cults, or even be able to use them. Not to mention, Emperor's Children, World Eaters, etc don't have an organised structure anymore but have formed bands of raiders and work as mercenaries of sort. Epi...Relic completely left this aspect out. Though, I'd imagine it had been sort of hard to implement in pre-Dark Crusade DoW and now they can't do an upheaval anymore.

Well, of course the Cultists and the Aspiring Champions are featured in The Lost and The Damned, but tLatD is usually taken to mean traitor guardsmen and mutants. There are actually several organized chaos armies that don't have any of the Traitor marines in their corps. Look for "Blood Pact" for instance. I doubt it will be the Blood Pact, since it's a book license and army lists are considered unorthodox by GW, but some form of tLatD is not out of the picture. A unified Inquisition, meaning both Daemonhunter and Witchunter units, is more likely though. Would go well with Epic's notions of making the races fun instead of by-the-book(Word Bearers shouldn't be able to field Berzerkers or Raptors, IG are only Cadians, etc). Edit: Of course, Epic can say whatever they want and still add Tyranids. Sure, they're gonna be big in DoW 2, supposedly, but that won't stop them from being featured.

Custodes are not likely to be included, as a race I mean. They don't even have a unit roster as it is. Also, this is about the second time even heard of them, not to mention ever seeing models.