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My Lovely Horse posted:Seems like the other gods are keeping her down the same way they do Redcloak. Speaking of him, doesn't look like he will show up, but boy if he ever finds out he could have, and by rights should have, been the tiebreaker and wouldn't have needed to bother with Xykon, he will be so angry. I'm pretty sure the Dark One isn't allowed to vote seeing as he was never allowed in the gods' secret club.
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Maybe the turned priests are strategically killing demigod priests or something to make sure Hel wins the vote.
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Speaking of the ol' IFCC, what do you think are the chances that this whole scheme playing out is the reason they wanted Girard's gate destroyed?
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It's not like he's going to have to save the charges for anything...
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I still don;t get why the gods would need to let The Dark One do anything. This is their meeting to come to a decision on what to do, they can exclude anyone they want, and absolutely none of the gods want The Dark One to have any input in these decisions. It's not like someone is forcing them to give him a vote, they're the gods, they make the rules.
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inb4 people try to stat out the Crimson Mantle
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I think I'd like to continue having no idea what any of this derail is about. Yes, that seems like a good idea.
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Oct 21, 2015 00:51
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Xykon also did kill Roy by outsmarting him, even if it was just because Roy was being stupid.
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jng2058 posted:Hell, we've still got the Oracle's "When will I go home?" "Posthumously." And while the Godsmoot is near home, Durkon ain't home yet. That one's easy. He's technically already died, so if they resurrect him and he goes home at some point, it's still technically posthumous.
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Nov 7, 2015 07:12
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We already had green two strips ago. e:dammit
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Nov 16, 2015 20:48
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Colonel Cool posted:We already had Elan's arc. Well, most of it. There's still a couple of things to clean up.
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Nov 16, 2015 21:38
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Assuming they don't have any sort of attachment to the world as it is, they just effectively traded a few soul splices for millions of souls. More if they brokered a deal with Hel beforehand. Seems like a pretty okay deal to me.
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Phenotype posted:i need a physical book made of dead trees so i can put it on my bookshelf for my real, non computer friends to come over to see, and then i can grasp it in my gross meat hands and turn the pages like an old man. It's good that we all agree on the optimal way to own a book.
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Dec 20, 2015 00:36
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CapnAndy posted:Never done worse than in Bioshock, for the record. This is mainly balanced by the player not really being given any solid indication that there's going to be a reward for being good. And isn't it kind of fitting that doing something that would appear to be outside of your own rational interest is rewarded considering the game?
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sebmojo posted:Yeah. Wait you mean he tried to argue that even after Xykon goes on a long-rear end rant about why V lost?
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Feb 28, 2016 01:23
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リッチ先生が元気だといいね
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Mar 16, 2016 12:58
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'healthy' and 'okay' are pretty more or less synonymous imo. Dropping the 私は when it's unnecessary is also more or less standard practice.
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Rumda posted:Yeah but the thing is we know Rich isn't healthy that's why we need to know if he is okay. I like being optimistic.
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I'm fairly certain I also remember them using 'easterner', 'northerner', and 'southerner'
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Mar 30, 2016 11:08
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MikeJF posted:It could tell the ritual was half a ritual at a glance. It was obliterating O'chul at Go. It's intelligent, just unwise. I think people have pointed out that that could also mean it's psychic.
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RandallODim posted:I'm half-expecting a reveal that the MitD is actively choosing wrong doors to stall, and somehow actually knows where the gate really is. Counterpoint: "what gate?"
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Kyte posted:wait what? I can't seem to find the quote right now, but he mentioned it off hand when someone was getting on him about it being insensitive to the Holocaust or something. Edit: Found it. AnoHito fucked around with this message at 07:02 on Jun 19, 2016 |
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VanSandman posted:I'm gonna read MoJ someday soon and report back with how it went. Don't do it man. You have so much to live for! I mean, Rich might actually be okay!
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Seriously, don't read MoJ. I did it because no one told me what it was, and I feel only shame because of it.
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ikanreed posted:Why is everyone talking about there being a loophole? If anything, a loophole would make the situation even more dire. Roy very clearly wants to stop the world from being destroyed regardless of Hel's plans. If Hel's plans are invalidated, the dwarves may actually agree that the world should be destroyed to stop the imminent threat, making Roy's job that much harder.
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jng2058 posted:Above and beyond all that, it's that it's probable that Eugene has switched to the "Destroy the World" team and will finally become a full fledged antagonist now that Tarquin's out of the picture. That Roy has enough lingering feelings for his rear end in a top hat Dad such that he may not yet realize that Eugene is GOING to sell him out (probably to Hela who, one must imagine, can very well see a wandering ghost) will provide the drama and the Big Revealtm in a few dozen strips or so. Interestingly enough, he probably also wouldn't mind being thrown into, say, the lawful neutral afterlife compared to his current situation of 'slowly going insane by himself for all eternity.'
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Aug 12, 2016 20:59
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Poison Mushroom posted:Homestuck was good when it was Andrew "Humanimals" Hussie writing it. At some point, things changed, and it started being written by Andrew "crushed under the weight of ten million unpleasable teenagers" Hussie. I personally thought it was pretty good all the way through Act 5, but I've heard people say it lost its spark as early as the end of act 2. I'm pretty sure general consensus is that it started getting worse when the trolls showed up and continued getting worse at an exponential rate. Where it got to the point of being unreadable is up to you. I think I ended up sticking around until the beginning of Act 7 due to inertia, at which point I thought to myself "This hasn't been any good in a while now, why the hell am I still reading it?" It was, however, excellent when it was still made with sprites, so I guess it falls into the category of "Good Sprite Comics."
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Cat Mattress posted:Unless the names "helium" and "hydrogen" have been swapped around in the OOTS universe, there's no reason for the airship to explode. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vzYLTnI7TUI&t=18s
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Rumda posted:The magic works No, no it doesn't. 
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Aug 26, 2016 17:58
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Zonekeeper posted:Yep, Elan is surprisingly the most optimized character of the bunch (though that's mainly due to having a broken splatbook prestige class). He also seems pretty good as just a bard. Which makes sense considering if there's anything Elam knows it's how to be a bard.
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Sep 13, 2016 04:34
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They do, however, not shout out anything when they cast "Burlew's Greater Not Spending Too Much Time On This poo poo"
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Sep 16, 2016 16:36
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Thaddius the Large posted:Typical overachiever Roy, Elan already laid out with his considering taking a level in Wizard, you don't actually have to do all the legwork, just take the feat and you're considered retroactively to have been working on it all along. Well considering that feat is unknown to everyone alive, talking to the dead somehow is the only way you could possibly learn it, retroactive implications or not.
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Shugojin posted:I mean he's pretty much absolutely going to bite it at a critical moment ensuring the ultimate victory and capping off his redemption arc where he grudgingly learns to accept other things as having some sort of right to exist, thus bringing him to one of the Neutral afterlives where he is happy and refuses to come back Chaotic Good afterlife or bust. His fantasy from that illusion will come true dammit 
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Sep 22, 2016 22:32
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Rygar201 posted:Yeah, it's new. I just noticed it myself. Fixed.
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Oct 4, 2016 02:56
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Look he's trying keep a burning, mostly destroyed ship steady and not crashing even more horribly than it already is, I don't think he's really in the right state to be having too many opinions right now.
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Cat Mattress posted:That's not magic, it's how things work in the real world. *Amasses fortune* Actually I think you'll find it is a system of magic and I've just turned you into a newt.
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Pretty safe assumption, considering the ship.
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Rygar201 posted:But the Harebrained Schemes games were Kickstarter projects, and they have all been great, and Battletech will be too >:| ...So buy them when/if they come out?
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Rygar201 posted:and if enough people take this attitude, cool things do not get to market. Luckily, there's plenty of
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I'd say at its core, it's because the airship crew area boring and kind of generic, while the new Team Evil NPCs are genuinely interesting as characters. There's other reasons that make it worse, but at the end of the day, if the crew were actually likable, there wouldn't be nearly as much complaining.
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