Herotu

Whenever I was grouped with Illusion controllers, I considered them lazy. Then I played one - what a bore it was to keep summoning over and over. It's a shame, it looks so cool on the tin. Then the Mastermind came along!

"Stop trying to control people" - Have you ever heard anything so ridiculously daft? Talk about trying to dominate a narrative. The "freedom at all costs" nonsense comes straight out of the neoconservative playbook. We need high standards to keep things in a sensible place. Otherwise we get extremist nonsense.

Ninjas don't exist.

Sometimes when I'm modding Dragon Age Inquisition, I see this and think of CoH.

I loves me some 45 degree angles!

Would it be poor taste to have their characters as zombie mobs in Dark Astoria or somesuch? I mean... I'd love to be memorialised in such a way. Not that I'm worthy of it.

With all this ignoring, we might as well not have chat at all!

... it reminds me of this creepy Mansun video. Mansun - Negative

I love this video. It's ingenius. I'm sure Dali would approve. I don't want to tell you how to read it, but if you could read your mind ... the pages are blank. Clinic - If You Could Read Your Mind

Wind Control? No wind blast?

I think it's good to be unpredictable. Predictable = boring. If you want boring, I know a spreadsheet I can put you in touch with ...

Max Sedgley - Get Together feat. Tasita D'Mour

They could put the seeded stuff (specifically end-game rewards, i.e. L50 stuff) in the game as rewards for end-game (whatever that is) content. I always liked the idea of funnelling players into doing certain content for certain rewards, but a lot of other players complain about it. That's why I came to the conclusion that tokens are the best way to do it. Tokens for the content you enjoy, but more efficient tokens for the thing the devs want to emphasise. But I've digressed.

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Now THAT is what I call a Mastermind.

I'm expecting the monkeys that enter all the other competitions, plus that amazing fox that was there about three contests ago.

Manowar love songs about wind...

4/4 flying, Oof!

DUCK HUNT! Not to be confused with Dick Hint, the noir PI.

I didn't understand that until I saw that he'd destroyed the street behind. Weird car, though, seems rather short.

Please read this and let me know what you think:

It's got literally zero things to do with nations and 100% to do with fashion, the Mods and their music. All of which are coincidentally of British origin. Indeed, how can anybody claim that a music scene and fashion symbol belongs to the nation? I could posit that the peace symbol, already in the game, has it's origins in the British nuclear disarmament movement and is therefore a national symbol. I'm comparing them not by their national significance, but their cultural significance.

Sure, I'm all for crazy, pointless debates in a healthy and well intentioned and friendly manner. Here's how I read your reply: You've suggested false equivalency, but I think that's flatly incorrect. I believe the equivalence I see is [a set containing all roundel designs] is similar, but obv not identical to [a set containing all possible fonts including different sizes of font (which will be relevant later)] Fonts are not sizes, they are designs. Sizes can vary but the design remains the same, as with roundels. The roundel I suggest is a very specific image, not used solely for aeroplanes. It's the specific one used for the Mod movement of the 1960s, this makes is very much NOT equivalent to the other roundels. Did you know that the MoD tried, and failed, to trademark it? That's how significantly different than all those other roundels it is.