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QFT. Why is this so hard for people to understand?

Well I like2fort.

So bLiNd listened to it today and talked to me on AIM. He really liked it. He mentioned he'll be posting here with his thoughts, so stay tuned for that. I personally just want to say thanks to everyone for contributing. It's great that we managed to get this whole thing together in such a small amount of time. A lot of the remixes were just phenomenal and really should be subbed to OCR.

The fanbase groaned and whined because that game was nigh unplayable.

Dunno, I've been playing TF2 on the OCR server with the Adidas vs. Nike skins for months now, and I don't have any issues. I also just tried out the Master Sword model (replaces the Scout's bat) and it works fine on the OCR server.

After bLiNd listens to it. I sent it to Jade already.

Gonna send Saturday. Jade's not online right now.

That map looks amazing. We have to try it out!!

No. NO. This is stupid!!!!

Came out in Japan only I think. Unless I'm mistaken?

It's a PSX game but it was also released on PC, N64, and PSP.

Why? They're all going in the zip.

Also totally being sarcastic. xD What is it with people? I say these things that are so obviously outrageous and you guys think I'm being serious. The point that I'm sarcastically trying to make is that it's never too late to get into music. You can be 70-years-old with terminal cancer and can still find enjoyment and fulfillment (and perhaps even a natural talent) by learning to play an instrument. Yes there's all that stuff about people starting when they're little and becoming musical prodigies and all that crap, but really, you'll get out as much as you put in. If you try an instrument and find that you can pick it up without too much difficulty, then you'll have no problem in 'catching up' so long as you practice practice practice. My previous post was outrageously sarcastic because a question like 'is it too late?' just seems so silly to me. If you've got the inclination like you say you do, then honing your skills will take no time at all, no matter how old you are.

Yes, it's too late. In fact, you shouldn't even be listening to music at this point.

A selection of threads that belong in offtop: Should I physically harm my friend? I hate "fail" so much Battle of the Pics What are you listening to? Today I had to fight to the death with an intestine.

Threads about video games and anime don't belong in offtop. Moved.

They just used his music software. It's used in a lot places; there's actually a whole scene dedicated to pxtone stuff.

It's still Wednesday, so I'm still taking art.

I'm going with the textless version.

There are three main Bat-titles that DC publishes right now: Batman, Detective Comics, and Batman Confidential. Batman is focused more on developing Batman as a character and telling the BIG Batman stories, like RIP. Detective Comics is (obviously) more about Batman solving crimes. If you're a fan of The Animated Series, this is the title for you. Batman Confidential is where DC tells stories from Batman's history; it's not a title that ties into the current happenings in the DCU. The story arcs are contained. As for a starting point with Batman, I'd recommend grabbing the Batman & Son trade paperback. It's the first story arc in Grant Morrison's run (he's the current writer of the series). I think Club of Heroes is after that, and a few more story arcs that all lead into Batman RIP, which is the big story going on right now. Detective Comics is more of a one-shot/two-parter book, so you're generally safe just jumping in anywhere, except for the current story arc, Heart of Hush, which is a 5-part sequel to Batman: Hush (which is available in two trade paperbacks; recommended). Heart of Hush just started last issue, so that's not a bad jump-on point either, so long as you read Hush. With Confidential, you're pretty much all set grabbing an issue whenever a new story arc starts, because the story arcs aren't linked together; there are different creative teams and they take place in different points in Batman's history. The current story-arc is a really hilarious story about the first time Batgirl (Barbara Gordon) met Catwoman; it's three issues in. There are a ton of other older Batman stories you can get, but I assumed you were asking about following the new stuff and keeping current with the character. EDIT: Also want to stress: don't even attempt to read Batman RIP if you don't know what's been going on in Batman comics lately; you will get lost and hurt your brain.

Then don't make arguments about actors accurately or inaccurately portraying the character based on how they're presented in the comics. Wow, you actually missed the joke.

read more comics Yeah seriously. I mean, read Batman right now. Joker in the RIP storyline is right in line with Ledger's Joker, perhaps even more psychotic.

Then it's not really Star Fox, is it? :\