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I think early on, I was using the bola.

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just wait until it becomes a rocket lanucher

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Unless like, you love horrible gameplay and hate women. Then this is the game for you.

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Never. Not for $5, not for $0. There is nothing good in it whatsoever.

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Citizen Kane is the Shadow of the Colossus of movies

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I also have a character on Ship 2

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bump

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The Disease can enter from any open wound/orifice, and can seep through fabric clothing. It attacks the spirit/magical/ethereal centers of a person and irrevocably corrodes and destroys it. Basically the more powerful a person, the more violent The Disease gets. Once any and all places of super powers are destroyed, it will move to destroy the central organs of a body. The Disease will keep the pain centers of the brain activated for as long as possible, to prolong the suffering of the living thing it hates so much. However, the less powerful a person is, the weaker the disease is inside of it. It will take much longer to kill a person/animal with no powers.

Intense radiation can eradicate The Disease, and is much slower in killing non-powered beings. In fact, The Disease could die inside of a non-powered being if there is no other living matter around before it can actually kill them.

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Here's a first revision of The Disease.

During the great Majick War in the Osiris-Beta Galaxy, a group of scientists on one side of the conflict created a magical disease that can eat through magic and powers, and could destroy any of their opponents. They gave this disease the ability to think at a roughly human level, believing it could have better survival instincts. Instead, the Disease grew a hatred for life and anything living, and quickly overwhelmed and destroyed all living matter in the whole galaxy.

The Disease is highly infectious and contagious disease that can infect any living thing. It is cognitive and intelligent, and hates every living being. It's one goal is to destroy all living matter. The Disease is a disconnected hive mind, possession/mind control has no effect on it. It starts as a barely-visible cloud of dark gas around the size of an adult human. The more multicellular living matter it infects and kills (ex: the fight takes place in a grassy field, The Disease will attack not only the opponent but all plant life around it) the bigger the "cloud" will get. It will roughly double in size for every pound of matter it destroys. The bigger it gets, the more visible and darker the Disease will become, until it so big that it can blanket the entire terrain in black fog. The Disease can survive in space, in fact the vacuum of space preserves the life of The Disease and it can grow from feeding of solar flares and other star anomalies.

Anything the Disease infects will take a wilted, black form. A tell-tale sign of the Disease beyond the cloud is living matter turning black. The Disease, unless under attack, will destroy the matter closest to it. So like in the grassy field, the Disease will attack the plants under/around it before it would move to the actual opponent. If it is attacked, even with abilities that cannot hurt it, it will prioritize the being that attacked.

The Disease is immune to magic. Quite the opposite, it flocks to magically dense areas like mosquitoes to water, it can fester and grow in places where magic has been cast/detonated. The Disease grows much faster in these areas that have magic around it, and can grow in completely urban/barren environments that has magic residue on it (but much slower than when it destroys living matter). The Disease also moves much faster inside magical areas, and cannot die in them.The greater the magic cast, the the more the Disease grows from it. Of course, conventional weaponry besides anything with radioactive effects has no impact.

The Disease is constantly dying. Anytime it is not killing, it is slowly reducing in size. The smaller it is, the slower it can move. In it's human-size form, it spread and fly around at roughly the speed of a peak human sprint. This speed increase exponentially from wind and increasing in size. If a person could avoid contact with The Disease, they would easily out-live it. If The Disease comes into contact with other poisonous or gaseous matter (that isn't multicellular itself or some transformation), it will neither grow or die within it, but it can move faster inside those areas.

i did have something like that happen to me, both when I clicked on the game itself and when I tried the launcher. I let it sit there and it started by itself, but it was also updating so who knows.

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Are you going through the launcher? When you hit the game start button, it will update and patch first so you have to leave it go until it finishes and it should automatically start the game.

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I had trouble logging in too. The things is, you have to enter in your sega id name in all lowercase

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I think anyone who registers should get in, but I guess you'd either have to translate those mails somehow or download the game and try logging in.

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Anyone else got into this? It's pretty crazy, especially considering it's in Japanese. Still, if I could get it going anyone can. I only played about an hour, but it feels like PSO to me.

For anyone interested, here's a site that translates the essential menus: http://bumped.org/psublog/pso2-guide-list/

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It looks like that character stepped right out of Queen's Blade

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You know I got that same error when I tried it last night. Then I tried using the actual SKSE launcher, which told me it couldn't find TESV.exe so

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whatever i was fooled just like everyone else

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Yeah, SA will definitely get cheaper during the big sale.

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The setting and all that was fine, it was just the actual fight was a letdown. I mean I've fought regular dragons at around the same level that gave me more trouble.

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I like being powerful and having a lot of stuff be kinda easy. But the final boss should still be a challenge

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Hopefully I can get around to doing something with my characters this weekend

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Man that Alduin fight was kinda a joke, I had more trouble with the draugr deathlords or whatever back in draugrland

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tag

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Why would Square not remake FF7 because some tiny amount of people don't want see it in HD? The original is already available in-tact digitally.

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swordz9 posted...

some won't want HD graphics

what

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swordz9 posted...

some won't want HD graphics

what

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you said that in the other topic but changed a thing

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and then Def Jam Rapstar

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yes

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.hack//GU is amazing, it refines what the first series does and delivers an awarding gameplay and story experience

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Strange, I didn't feel like anything was missing from Diablo 3. It feels fine to me.

I also think it is strange you are implying Diablo 3 will get an expansion solely because Activision is greedy. Diablo 2 had an expansion, did it not?

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The EC endings are better. I wouldn't say any of them are great besides a few things (like seeing Zaeed chilling on a beach chair), but they are decent/passable over just plain bad.

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I dont think too many people have left, really. Just no one new comes in.

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was is this like SpoonyLover central here

yikes guys

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yeah great i'm from the district whose best known people are two drug addicts

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uh huh

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fine

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Cracked puts out a humorous article never

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my and my brother's antivirus is blocking it. I might be that google doodle thing doing something weird to it.

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Couldn't get Zed from Lollipop Chainsaw. Didn't even come up in the checklist.

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yay lollipop chainsaw, I think. I dont know what this is.

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It's more like the "Psycho_Kenshin tryhard express" with conductor Jeff Zero.

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If you have a save right at the end of the game, after the galactic readiness check (I assume it checks before the final mission), you should be able to just see the extended ending like that right?

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Man you people are bending over backwards to defend Spoony. Come on guys.

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Beat Act 1 Inferno last night. Not too hard, but that isn't news to anyone. Butcher fight was a little annoying since I kept messing up. I could easily tear into him with marked for death + impulse, but his wide chain attack 1-hits me and I kept getting caught by it. I'm pretty sure I got him in under or at least around a minute when I finally beat him.

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Even considering Nintendo games, couch co-op is not very common.

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