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I don't have to ask anyone, I've used both foils and rapiers. Every style of sword combat is based around pretty much each individual weapon. A lightsaber is not a foil.

Lithose, you're the one comparing real weapons to imaginary ones and claiming thatthisis how they should have been wielded, and refusing to consider anything that goes against your pet theory.

You keep focusing on the fact that both are extremely light weapons, while ignoring the fact that one is rather fragile steel and the other is fucking made of plasma. "Due to the weightlessness of plasma and the strong gyroscopic effect generated by it, lightsabers required a great deal of...

You don't do hard blocks with a rapier because you can't. A lightsaber isn't going to break, bend or notch. You're purposefully looking at this all wrong to support your incorrect theory.

You're trolling, right?

If they don't end the world by episode 6, then it's just a really, really shitty drama about a bunch of nobodies. Not a great way to get people excited for season 2...

Exactly. Two people of near equal strength, if one guy swings two-handed and the other guy blocks one-handed, second guy's gonna get both lightsabers to the face.

What? It's always been trivial to repair your ship. The only thing you lost was packs/fish that your ship was carrying.

Eh, no. If John for some reason couldn't manufacture his own chip, then he would have at least tried to get Pop's chip. It was a rhetorical question anyways, just pointing out a plot-hole that irked me a bit. I try not to think about all the time-travel plot-holes and paradoxes, since the entire...

I'm curious as to why John in 2017, with Cyberdyne's billions, hasn't been able to do what Pops did in 1987 with spare parts from a junkyard...?

So, are you saying Nick ain't that thing no more? What he used to was?

Enemy Mine?

The space zombies episode shows just how tiny their budget is, and most of that is spent on Two's wardrobe.

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1. There's no need to list information that we all just saw in the episode. 2. A DNA test would debunk the reconstructive surgery, and confirm the clone theory, IF it's the same. Hence, why you need a test in the first place. 3. I said the real Corso "mentioned" that clones last 3 days. As did...

Not necessarily. The real Corso did mention reconstructive surgery as a possibility, and that clones only last 3 days. So, it's still left up in the air. At least until we see another "real" crew member, or One tests his DNA.

Cashing out. Have 35k gold to sell on Kyrios (or our cluster) for like half what the sites sell for. PM me if interested.

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Well, the air game in EU/EW was absolute shit, not to mention really fucking annoying. I've actually done enough restarts to have the RNG kill my fighter in the first ufo fight once. I know he said no Meld, but can't remember him saying no MECs. We better get MECs at some point since the enemy...

I dunno. I just watched that interview, sounded good to me. And he does mention that the strategic layer (base, etc) was something he wasn't allowed to talk about yet. Sounds like that aspect is still being developed and is just not near enough to completion for them to discuss. I think if they...

I'm pretty optimistic. From the interviews it sounds like they've tweaked quite a bit based on player feedback and popular mods. Plus, as you mentioned, PC only and modder friendly. I do hope the campaign is a bit longer than EU was.

This is a joke, right??

Yeah, they have no one to blame but themselves. Nerf the Souls, nerf the rifts, nerf the dungeons. What's left? A really shitty wow clone. But, hey, now they've got Trove. I guess 6 yr olds need an mmo too, right?

Actually, while a few builds were a little OP, there were still a lot of viable builds. It was the rampant nerfing and homogenizing that ruined the Souls system, all in the name of pvp balance, in their shitty bgs. And this was after they had plainly stated that they wouldn't do exactly that...

Still watchable, but this episode was pretty dull. Bottle episode, waaaaay too much yapping from lezbot, and no midriff from Two. Disappoint.

Yeah, I'm sure dying in a plane crash was way more important for Jack than repairing someone's spine so they can walk again.

I'm pretty sure it wasn't some random murder. Driving his body to that highway bench and posing the body, instead of burying it or something seemed purposeful. In an interesting bit of trivia, I was reading the Wiki on Antigone and she was the sister of two brothers who fought on opposing...

I'm just waiting for people to start calling him Velcro.

Are you feeling ok? I'm trying to figure out who the fuck you're arguing with. No one has said that the rapist is still alive. Edit: Nevermind. I see what happened. You think spronk was saying that the rapist wasn't dead. That's not what he said. We're all saying the same thing pretty much.

It's not implied that Vince killed him. He references the guy several times in the present tense, as in, he's still alive. The paper attached to the photo has an address on it. He does say " I wanted to do this, and now it's done." He's referring to giving Farrell the information, not having the...

If you read the comments for that article, several people point out that the "quotes" are just a parody/satire. Problem is, it's completely believable that the fucktards at Fox News would actually say that shit, which is why people assume it's true. LOL

I get what you're saying, but I don't know what universe you're saying it in. What guy who's not like an awkward 14 yr old virgin is going to balk at fucking his girl in the ass, or light rape fantasy shit. Also, that one line : "I just didn't think that most women" would seem to indicate...

If you mean she wanted to fuck him anally, then yeah. Otherwise I don't think it would have been as big a deal. I watched it again, one of the things he says is "I wasn't ready." So, maybe she didn't use lube. I do think it's pretty stupid for the writer to make it a fucking mystery.

Your example is slightly off, though. The Wall wasn't built to keep out the Wildlings (Scots) they were just normal people who happened to be living North of the wall when it was built.

No, it's the petty thieves, murderers and rapist that the Watch has become, getting pissy when their leader makes some decisions they don't agree with, and deciding to murder him cause they're butthurt.

That depends. Am I working for a company that's been around since Hitler died, that was created just in case the nazi's managed to successfully resurrect him? hint: The question is rhetorical.

Please post more basic shit that the series has already explained. It's still ironic that they're all ignoring the one threat they were created to defend against. The Night's Watch has always strained suspension of disbelief anyway.