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I'm not entirely clear- is the statue and dais located in some kind of pool? You mention brackish water, but not a pool.

Funnily enough, my first thought on reading your post was that Danny Most played Potsie, but on reflection, you are right. Danny Most was Ralph Malph. :p

So nobody else is at all dismayed by the note that the new rules/customization options were so daunting that even veteran players needed some build notes to help them through the creation process?

What really gets me about this (beyond just the general dislike of the term "builds", which is admittedly a personal peeve) is what is said in this part of the quote: I thought one of the whole memes of 4E was to move to simplify things from 3E, but he states right here that the introduction...

(Psst! The title of the strip is "Full Frontal Nerdity" not nudity. :p)

I thought the same thing, but apparently it's actress Zoe Bell, who was listed in the credits and is supposed to be appearing onscreen at some point.

http://www.enworld.org/showthread.php?t=215967

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That was pretty awful, I thought. I couldn't even watch the whole thing. It felt like a student film. The primary actors were clearly trying their best, but just didn't seem to have much talent (with the exception of Sydney-Tamia Poitier, whose scenes looked like they were tacked on at the last...

The new Kuo-Toa- the aquatic version of the new Troglodyte!

It is. But it can be soloed or played with other players. It's a lot more solo-friendly than, say, CoX (which I can easily solo with my Dark/Regen Scrapper, but every other archetype I've played thus far has a lot of trouble, especially in CoV where so many high level missions are AVs/EBs)...

I've heard of this game before, but only just decided to read up about it a bit the other day. It sounds really interesting, but I'm curious if there is anyone that plays it, and what their opinions are? Fun, not so fun?

I've only been able to access the ones you mention myself. Also, and I forget now where it was, but there are some things you can activate on some of the other menus (maybe they're the ones that come up when you hit the screens)- a cell phone, a radio, etc. IIRC.

We were talking about that a little bit in this thread, and like you, I think the electromagnetism on the island is behind a lot of this. I actually think that Miles may be just in touch with another form of it- perhaps he has a particular affinity for electromagnetic fields, and his "ghost...

I'm still not sold on the Russians as the baddies though. Even in a Cold War era, they're not quite as cool (in the Bwahaha! Eeevil! sense) as the Nazis. Plus, the Nazi leaders were known to have an interest in the occult and such things, which to my knowledge the Russians did not, And seeing as...

And let us not underestimate that. It's one reason why I still play GW and have let my subscription to CoX lapse pending a new issue release (hm. Just remembered, I haven't resubbed for V-Day event. Not sure if it's worth it...?) Also, and as much as I think there are people who absolutely...

I think that actually sounds like a really good idea as well. It works perfectly fine in Guildwars, for instance. It would allow you to have common "city" and "hq" areas where you could interact with other heroes and form teams. I'd also like to see some kind of hero/villain interaction that...

Hm. I see entries for Quantum, Woody, Amy, Tempest... no Goat!?!?!?

Journeybread. Ah, Tolkien. The more we try to leave you behind (halfling/hobbit), the more we tenaciously cling to you. :p

Jonathan Murray- of Bunim/Murray. The single largest (arguably) "reality show" organization around. I don't think he really qualifies as the sort of "rank and file" reality show writer we're referring to that would benefit from some sort of union membership. Maybe back in the days of the first...