Recent content by Herschel

This is THE most important question. I get showing the sacrifices and loss of your own humanity in the struggle, but leaving B2 behind is one thing I cannot abide.

The thing so many people lose sight of is the US is already the second-largest manufacturer in the world. In other words, the manufacturing base is already "here", it's just that most people clamoring for "the return" don't understand just how much of manufacturing is now done by automation...

Honestly, that's pretty terrible all around. You have terrible damage output and little control. It's just kind of a senseless mess. Don't mess with the armor feats, take Swordmage Warding as your hybrid talent and save some feats with better effect. You'll also want Intelligent Blademaster...

Apparently you haven't figured out it's not a binary outcome, but then it seems you're rather incapable of rather basic math, knowledge and discernment.

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Zola was in the machine and had access to a lot of information likely hidden from others and may have "found" info on Fury setting up the "safehouse" for Clint's family, among other assets and agents. I don't examine the age of the watch, etc. just had an idea based on info we have.

The Evil Midnight Bomber what bombs at Midnight breaks any tie. My list: 1. Animaniacs - Yes, the Warners were core, but Pinky/Brain and especially Slappy were tremendous in the ensemble. 2. Batman: Beyond - The series that gave a solid Cyberpunk feel and the Bruce/Terry dynamic is probably...

I'm wondering if it's Doctor Zola's. He's been "out of the game" of being human a long time, but it may tie to his consciousness. The German would kind of tie it in, too.

Vaccines boost your immune system against a targeted disease, they don't turn you into the Highlander.

Zelenko, Malone and "America's Frontline Doctors" have all been thoroughly debunked repeatedly.

COVID is NOT a damned parasite, it's also likely not available in non-veterinary form anyway. Quit spreading actually dangerous misinformation.

There was one episode I didn't care for, which is still a ridiculously good track record. Burn Notice was even better. The cool thing about Burn Notice is in the final season, Michael was finally broken. He finally got what he wished for and it turned out to be a lie. Yes, he came back, but it...

I enjoyed both, and The Nevers could have been cool just sticking to the Victorian timeframe before blowing everything up in a brutally cool twist. I'm very curious where part 2 goes, but we'll probably have to wait a while for that since I think they started shooting in July.

I really enjoyed this season. The characters have all seemed to find their footing, though I really don't like Conner (or any Super_______) in the story due to the power disparity issues. I also would have liked Rachel to be in sooner, but the delay in her and the crossing overs probably kept it...