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Samovar posted:Edit: At least the writing in the movie (and this game) can't be as bad a Major/Minor!
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Isn't it some sort of antigravity metal that's only found on this moon and Earth is 100% dependent on?
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I don't remember any specific lines, but I vaguely recall there being a lot of weirdly flaccid machismo about how extreme and dangerous Pandora is, and it's just vague enough that I don't know if it was actually that way, or if this is a false memory generated by the dialogue we see here in the game. Anyways, have this. 
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Hitlers Gay Secret posted:"You're not in Kansas anymore; you're on Pandora."  but I guess with those parts of the dialogue, that's the entire point? Pvt.Scott posted:I just thought it was a funny nerd joke in a mediocre movie, but I do realize that pretty much everyone else that saw the movie hated the name. Different strokes. With Avatar, I could not fully articulate my distaste for the joke on initial contact with it, but I think there were some vague notions along the lines of "what sort of corporate meme hell future is this?" and "you took a thing from nerds and pushed it mainstream." Of course, now being more aware of our corporate meme hell present, and reflecting upon the joke, I see that the first notion was in fact stopping just shy of the truth, and that the great error of the second notion is that it was incomplete and directed at the writers. So now I adjust my reaction. I appreciate the writing of the joke while simultaneously hating it even more, but this time entirely within the story, because "you took a thing from nerds and pushed it mainstream," and it loving worked, exactly the same as what happens around us all the goddamn time.
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Rahonavis posted:Hello, I have made for you a thing.
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