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This is an interesting statement. Tolkien is like...the father of high fantasy.

I like this play.

It's hard to say though. Frank Miller is very highly regarded and a lot of his art looks like scribble to me too. It's actually not hard to say. Those linked pages look like shit. Miller at least had plenty of pages that didn't look like crap.

That's some hella perfect draw.

Okay... So we're getting smarter, but it doesn't count because the environment. WTF, does this guy understand how evolution works? It's a funny anecdote, not an argument. Lighten up.

It's funny to think back 4 years ago when it was coming online and all these idiotic news organizations were reporting on the fact it "might produce a black hole!"

I find it hard to believe that you get value out of Hunter secrets when they are played randomly, but I guess I'll take your word for it. I can see how Mad Scientist can work for hunter since the class has easily the best secrets.

Maokai top is a thing.

Go land that module on the moon without electricity! What point are you making?

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That sounds terrible.

No, I agree completely. I don't think it was a simple cash grab, I think Jackson honestly believed he could make The Hobbit better by making his vision of it.

You're comparing writing a thesis to forming an opinion on current events. That's not laziness, that's just two different things. The intellectually lazy people who are misinformed by the bias media presentation you are complaining about were simply completely ignorant in years past. Is that...

I don't know how to tell you this but...

Yeah, they've always done that it's not really a new feature.

I think for what it's supposed to be it looks great. That faux leather back gives it a folio type look.

Yeah, I've got a finished ceiling on a portion of my basement and hate it. Cables buried behind it I just can't get to.

Plus there was actually a whole lot of signs that something would be wrong with DA2 before it actually released. Remember those combat trailers, where they sort of highlighted how it would be more button mashy than it's predecessor?

This isn't evidence of us getting dumber, just of us being dumb. Where is the evidence that previous generations were so much smarter?

I'm annoyed they didn't give Thaddius a 0 cost card called "failed the jump" which kills a minion.

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He's from Germany. He might not understand humor because they killed all the funny people.

If the additions were anything of quality we wouldn't be having this discussion. It's not even really the Necromancer stuff that is bothersome, it's everything else done so improperly.

He was a personality as much as an actor. Very funny stand-up, interviewer, etc. A lot of the characters he created wouldn't be the same without him, is this really that difficult to understand?

They cast him as Groot...

Duplicate on turn 3 into a turn 4 Yeti/Elemental with an empty board has all but guaranteed your opponent a tempo advantage, though mages can usually get away with this because of flamestrike. I guess you are missing what I'm saying anyway. It's not a shit card, it just doesn't add much value to...

Yeah your examples specifically were all pretty unlikely in a given play scenario. Certainly not strong enough to count on that value.

It's definitely a lot stronger in arena.

Gavin and Pyros are the only ones describing scenario where you aren't leaving your board clear til turn 5 so that you get the dream card duplicated. Have you guys actually managed any of this in practice or are you just theorycrafting how great duplicate could be?

Read an article that suggested Robin Williams didn't take medication because he was scared it would effect his creative output.

It's an arcane intellect that always gives you meh cards though. What's the best you are hoping for, a water elemental or a strong taunter? It'd be different if it was with other classes, but mage's best feature is their spells and it obviously doesn't benefit those. Also the fact that mage...

Yeah, I'm not sold on Duplicate. It allows mage to build a different type of deck than they've previously been able to, but you can really only hope to force a duplicate of a low cost minion and there really isn't a whole lot of benefit there. If they'd revoke the secrets played on your turn...

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It's a comparable amount of over-zealotry between Jackson and Lucas regarding their respective "prequels". They both clearly hadtheir visionwhich their previous success gave them the hubris to ignore sensible criticism. The biggest difference is Jackson had much better source material.

It's a business, I understand, but at a certain point wouldn't you just assume that they've gotten it right and want new campaigns instead of new rulesets? Nah, nevermind at a certain point there is no way to keep new campaigns fresh without shuffling up the rules a bit. It's just the...

Can you prove that we are collectively getting dumber?

What the crap. Robin Williams wouldn't want this.

Handlock.

I think I'd rather watch the Left Behind series.