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For Windows it would probably be a matter of going back to the most popular version, which I think is XP. So having a "Windows XP2" or something would be a possibilty. Remember that Windows XP is the most popular operating system in the world right now (39% of all web browsers as of June ...

I'd say "I was wondering why it was so quiet" but there've been plenty of arguments in your absence. I look forward to different arguments interspersed with China related anecdotes.

Cynic wrote:It's mostly around the premolars on the upper and lower jaw on the left side of my mouth.

Its important to remember that the nerves serving that area cover a wide area. Everything feels like the whole area hurts because thats the resolution you have.

"The ice assassin spell is in many ways an improved version of simulacrum. "

No need to keep reading the spell. Simlacrum is already a shenanigans spell, why would you want a better version?

"finding a link to one's own aura to a recently handled emotionally important object"

Pretty sure this is meant to be "finding a link from one's own"

Are there specific, named techniques, applied to games, which are industry standard? Anything of that sort. What does the output of such an analysis as this look like? The industry standard technique is known as SBRM, She'll Be Right Mate. Its an incredibly powerful yet simple to use. The methodolo...

Is anyone here who is from the US not embarrassed by Captain America? Do you guys swallow that kind of insane patriotic wankery with a straight face or cringe?

"And that drives crime rates even high" high = higher

How about a section on The Cost of Failure. Publicly failing to do something convinces potential supporters to find someone competent and potentially helps the target recruit.

That doesn't make any sense. In the absence of a flying spell, a climb up a storm-wracked cliff to reach the Dread Necromancer's Doom Keep is quite epic. It really sounds to me like the definition of "epic" you're putting forth is a tautology along the lines of "anything inherently b...

"This is that the simple fact of accounts an actions being" an = and

EDIT: Nevermind, stuff I said is meaningless, because this is PR, not a sane person. In response to your image macro, no he isn't trolling. Hes been using his troll 'typeface' constantly since it was pointed out. At any point he can turn around and say, "lulz, that post was trollolol". So...

"because the key the unravels it is different" second the = that

Also you used the "lets wait for Moore's law" tag line twice.

"Asura and the most common demitype in South Asia." and=are

"while healing fro larger" fro = from

Something else IT related that fits Cyberpunk DNS Fracture. Right now the US government is getting more aggressive about using DNS to control the internet. They're currently trying to extradite a guy from the UK for running a filesharing site that is probably legal in the UK. Their grounds for juris...

If Aztlan isn't Shadowrun IP its certainly so closely associated that I wouldn't use it.

In my experience

I can't believe you opened this spoiler block.

Why would you give out kill xp in a sneakypants game? Thats a stupid complaint.

I'm with K, that'd be pretty restrictive if it was all of your casting but mch better for magic items.

"inventive and probably unwise mighty" inventive (and probably unwise) mighty

It is your style, but you're using constructions like that really frequently so far.

Thanks for the replies I got more than I really hopped for. If anyone knows where to find that board Frank was talking about I'd aprecated a name or link. But in all I think I've got a better grasp of why people think the way they do about 3.x around here. Hes talking about the WotC messageboard as...

Thats crazy, and the show is now funnier.

Couldn't you just use a dice pool system? The wargame is all about rolling handfuls of d6, I'm sure any real Warhammer fan would be cool with using that.

Vebyast wrote:It is possible (albeit not yet implemented, see below) for the entire network to revert to an arbitrary point in history.

Oh exploitable.