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Any drivers means just what it said -- check on each drivers' turn (PC or NPC). I've run chases where that wasn't practical, or would just slow things down, so I use my own judgement. You should do the same. Only use your judgement, not mine. You're probably smarter than me, anyway. :D

Well, we disagree. If you've got facts to back up your assertion, I'd be interested to see them.

By the way, Quinn's low Charisma really sank his Diplomacy check. Especially when he rolled a one. Indifferent to Unfriendly in one fell swoop! :D

Are you unfamiliar with the works of William Shakespeare, Charles Dickens or Cecil B. DeMille?

??? Which stunts are you thinking of? Don't get me wrong, District B13 was a tight little film, I liked it a lot, but it didn't compare to Ong-Bak on any level. The free-running stuff (especially the opening sequence) was cool, but nothing that compared to Tony Jaa jumping a moving car...

Yes. And yes.

Weird. Maybe a problem with that specific disk. I certainly found I had to listen very carefully, but then, knowing Terrence Malick, I wasn't too worried about it, since I knew that this movie wasn't going to depend on the specifics of each utterance. That said, if a movie hasn't given me...

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And The New World is Terrence Malick, and either Malick works for you or he doesn't, but he definitely doesn't make films like anyone else. If you didn't like The New World, you probably won't like The Thin Red Line, but for my money they're both works of genius. Malick is like Wong Kar-Wai for...

Just a note: You can now download a complete set of charts and tables for Hot Pursuit and On Foot for FREE at my website, Scratch Factory. Does ease the load on them printers some.

You are a very bad man.

Yes, sir, coming right up, sir! Or, er, well, um, soonishly. We hope.

That's exactly how I'd do it. Elric leaves kingdom to Yrkoon, acquires Stormbringer (with Yrkoon getting Mournblade at the same time), discovers Cymoril's death, big fight, everyone dies, Elric slouches off into the wasteland. Something like that, anyway.

Mentions that Great-Grandma's been dead for forty years, Dad. Then wonders what teenage girls Dad's been hanging with.

Apologises to everyone for Dad's behaviour. Promises to never let Dad touch the computer again.

See, NOW you're talking! Why don't movie producer/marketing flacks ever speak THAT language? Wouldn't you just DIE if the director came out and said, "Look, it's not complicated. It's some pale pretty uber-Goth with red eyes who moans about his fate while killing everything he cares about with...

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You're very welcome! Look for more updates soonishly!

Kill Bill is cinema. So is Rashomon. So is The Wild Bunch. So is Jarhead. And they all have drastically differing view on what the experience of combat is like. Cinema is a broad, deep river that flows everywhere and can mean anything. I vote "Yes". Because I like movies.

Sovelior and Sage all the way. But it's great that we have options.