DarkeSword

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New ideas for characters: YES-kun and NO-kun. Personifications of the decisions the judges render, they are your standard shounen manga BlueOniRedOni pair. YES-kun is the blue one, a beatific, stylish cool customer who appreciates fine art, and NO-kun is the red one, a hot-blooded fellow who destroys submissions with maniacal glee. Both wield oversized gavels, signifying their affiliation with the shadowy Judges Panel.

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Poked around a bit on the Steam Forums for this game, and it seems to have the same appeal that something any other simulation game has: it deals heavily with the technical aspects of driving/conducting a train, such as fuel management, track switching, etc. I suppose I can understand the appeal for a train enthusiast. People get interested in the minutia of all sorts of seemingly mundane activities.

There's already one in the works.

Your ban wasn't random.

PLAY YOU JERKS please

You can still idle you know. Just don't run an external program to do it.

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Try to stay on topic folks.

The success of a TV show and the success of a movie are two different things. Firefly and Dollhouse didn't die because they were bad shows, they died because FOX doesn't really know what to do with shows like that; they don't know how to sell high-concept science fiction that isn't dressed up as a procedural. You wanna talk about success rate, look at the overall success rate of shows on FOX. They cancel everything. Whedon knows comic books. He writes comic books. He has the proper sensibilities to approach a superhero franchise. Having him direct the Avengers movie is a great idea, because he already has an understanding of the characters and relationships. Avengers will be successful because Marvel knows how to sell their movies. Marvel Studios knows what they're doing; this entire Avengers movie franchise is brilliantly laid out, and is exactly the way a team-up movie like Avengers should be done: introduce heroes in solo adventures and then make a big-ass team movie. Whedon will put out a quality product and Marvel will sell it.

The man knows his comics. Good choice.

That's pretty jawesome bro.

Just want to emphasize here: NO REMASTERS OR EDITS

Okay so I bought Battlefield: Bad Company 2 for PC and it's pretty good! I've only tried single player so far, but I've heard the multiplayer is pretty good. Anyone else have this for PC and want to try out some multiplayer? I don't really like playing online games with total strangers; I'd rather play with OCR people. Anyway post here if you're interested. Maybe if enough people play we can get a server going or something. Soldier name is DarkeSword

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Yes I know. Silly liberal arts majors.

I will never get this out of my head for the rest of my life.

It's silly, but it sufficiently rocks out. I don't think there's a problem with the kid clips, but I could have done without it. Not a bad arrangement either. OK

If you've gotten to the part of the argument where you start saying things like, "Define 'good'," it's probably a better idea to spend your time on something else.

Oh hey, right on man. (b¯^¯)> EDIT: Well I ordered it from EA's store as a digital download, but failed to realize that EA does some dumb crap where they only give you a year to download it. How stupid is that? Oh well, I guess I should make backups of the installation files in multiple places.

I love The Long Halloween! If you like that make sure you read the sequel, Dark Victory, by the same team (Loeb and Sale).

*bump* Anyone?

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Putting the game name in the artist field? Are you for real? I can't believe that anyone who claims to have any experience in databases and programming would argue for bad metadata. Good God. I'm closing this thread because your proposal is absolutely preposterous.