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Speedy's Coming by the Scorpions

Notes Update: Chief Lee keeps pestering me about assisted suicide. Told her we don't keep the supplies for that on hand. Starting to worry. Had to stop her from overdosing on a cocktail of whatever supplies were within her reach. Recommend antidepressants and/or a vacation. -M

There's no way in hell that I'm qualified to run anything :sad:

Don't hate 8-)

It would take too long to find words to express how awesome this would be. I'd probably have to use some Lovecraftian language too. Ah well.

Blame the spambot, though he had the decency to post it in the right place.

No love for the Phendrana theme? :sad:

It's even worse when it's "anything that isn't rap" I knew a guy like that, and if it was anyone else I'd have assumed trolling.

Or swing around like that but with each rotation you pull out a new weapon? The agility one suggested in the OP would actually be perfect for defense. Ranged could work like the dungeoneering one, except with three monsters popping out and you killing them with one shot of a different ranged weapon. Something like: Zombie pops up behind you and you quickly turn around and hit it in the face with a throwing axe. Halfway through the axe's flight a goblin comes up to the side and you throw a javelin at it, hitting it square in the chest. Halfway through that javelin's flight a troll appears behind you, you turn around, bow drawn, and aim at it. The troll runs away and you shoot the arrow straight up and catch it on the way down. Agility could be like that, but with things shooting at you and you dodging them in awesome ways. Say, backflip over an arrow, matrix-slide under a javelin, sidestep away from a magic attack.

Glad I remembered correctly then :lol: It is a problem if the 'heatran' you sent out takes damage from a sandstorm though.

Make that an ice wyrm. Oh yes forgot about those somehow. Instead of "mounting it like a horse" you could "pick" your way up it like ice picks in snow, and attack it from the top o.O Or hit the ice patch and ride it as it jumps out at you? Then doing some awesome jumpy thing and killing it. For summoning, could hold a portal over your head and have something huge come part of the way out of it.

I have to re-download all my Steam stuff, does that count? So far 10gb of Dragon Age Origins, howevermany gb of TF2 and the beta, 3gb of KotOR and something like 5 GB of L4D2 to go.

I was using it on whatever Pokemon Online server didn't show the teams very early on, and the best success I had was disguising him as Roobushin/hurrConkledurr. Could probably take advantage of his psychic immunity to switch in as a fighting type on Reuniculus or something. That and I'm not sure if passive damage breaks the illusion. I used Zorua for a bit in the game's story, and I don't think the illusion broke when it got hit with sandstorm damage.

The thing with Zoroark is that it would be hilariously awesome if it didn't show you and your opponent's teams beforehand.

Oh god that would be hilarious.

After a long period of the entire crew wanting to kill one another in exceedingly gruesome and borderline cartoonish ways, there has been almost no activity from anyone. This is too strange. Starting to think all that time in medical school was wasted. Of course, I'd also like to think that the only reason I'm not in on the killing is that I barely pay attention to the goings on of the crew until they involve massive blood loss. Starting to think medical school was a waste. Should've been a tactical officer like my brother. -M

Master Fishing could dive into a pond and jump back out with a huge shark. Mining could punch a rock and get a huge gem or something.

Going to start The Girl Who Played With Fire again. Up until today I've just been reading my psychology textbook during my breaks.

Sigilyph/Reuniculus?

How are you that lucky with it? Also combo breaker. Funny how that works.

Actually not even more exp. Pokemon tend to stay in the same experience tier as the rest of their families. As for the bit about stone evolutions, it also depends on whether or not the attacks it gets are worth the boost in power. A first gen Nidorino learns four attacks that Nidoking doesn't, and none of them are worth delaying the evolution for, especially since you'd be trading Thrash for, say, Double Kick. Or for a 5th gen example, Petlil gaining attacks like Sunny Day, Energy Ball, and Leaf Storm when its evo would get Quiver Dance and Petal Dance.

Kingdra still learns moves and stuff when he evolves... Guessing the best thing would be to look at the moves that they get before and after evolution and see which is worth it. Stuff like trade evolutions, it's probably better to evolve it as soon as you get the chance.

No, because the Wii plays Gamecube games, with a Gamecube controller even. Luigi's Mansion wasn't good enough to make it on the list? His list was lacking in other regards as well. Someone mentioned Symphonia, there was Animal Crossing, there were the Mario ones (Luigi's and Sunshine, probably among others), and Smash Bros.

Its the perfect system! :thumbsup:

So... Should I be ashamed that I unplugged mine when I bought a Wii? I still play a lot of GCN games, namely the Prime, Zelda, and Pokemon ones, as well as Fire Emblem on occasion.