Mr Zoat
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Thank you, corrected.You put in the full stop, but left in the superfluous quotation mark. Also!
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Thank you, corrected.You put in the full stop, but left in the superfluous quotation mark. Also!
I believe the proper Linkaran ending is "YOU MAKE THE CALL!"Boss Smiley's subtle influence, or just mundane cultural apathy? You decide!
Say no Paul... Because saying yes is how you end up pretending to be her boyfriend..."Not that long this trip, but Mother and Father used to bring me here every year to make sure I grew up as a 'proper lady of the nobility'." She looks at me speculatively. "Wanna help me do something that would really burr her feathers?"
Well, he already has practice with this sort of thing thanks to the Queen of Foibles. He might find novelty in doing it on purpose.Say no Paul... Because saying yes is how you end up pretending to be her boyfriend...
Well, he already has practice with this sort of thing thanks to the Queen of Foibles. He might find novelty in doing it on purpose.
Right, she's still alive in the Paragon timeline, because she was dating him.
Once your Robin evolves into Nightwing EVERYONE finds Grayson attractive. Dat ass my friend. Dat ass.
Can confirm. I'm ace and Nightwing is ridiculously attractive.Once your Robin evolves into Nightwing EVERYONE finds Grayson attractive. Dat ass my friend. Dat ass.
Missing a capital letter.
That's not a bad idea in theory, but considering that OLC is a military organization I'm not sure that outreach initiatives, like what you described, are really in their mission statement, let alone their organizational infrastructure.I find the idea of recruiting non-combatants into the Orange Lantern Corp interesting. I mean there are already emergency aid response types. Getting some people who just want to travel and act as cultural bridges would be pretty useful too. They'd be seen with less hostility and would make much better first contacts than many of the combat based Lanterns.
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Call of Cthulhu and Arkham Horror are trademarked tabletop RPGs that have had lawsuits against other companies trying to copy their aesthetic. Not sure if there is something similar in comics, but Cthulhu is a minefield of trademarks as far as gaming goes.
Kryptonianthere isn't really much interest on Earth for Krytponian culture
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"Crit-pwn-ian" sounds like an edgy gamertag.
So why is it in orange instead of violet?clearly see that she's doing something she loves: singing and performing before an audience
But "comic with Cthulhu as a character" could be trademarked. Either way, they probably just didn't want to have the character be the exact sameCthulhu the character is certainly be in the public domain now even if he wasn't a couple years ago (which I think he was). I would be willing to bet that he and the rest of the Lovecraftian mythos are not the focal point of those lawsuits. And if they are....well IANAL, but the character's definitely in the public domain under US law now even if they were copyrighted or trademarked at one time since Congress finally quit extending copyrights and I'm pretty sure that any relevant copyrights in other jurisdictions all would have expired decades ago, so there's really no legal leg to stand on. And anyone copyright or trademark filed by anyone other than Lovecraft himself would be invalid due to prior art.
It's an expression. She doesn't love it romantically.
I find myself envisioning something akin to Midgar, from Final Fantasy 7...I look around through the gloom. Thanaldar is build on top of a mountain, but there's only.. so much space. So as the city grew they had to expand down. Except thanagarians literally use 'down' as an insult. So that wasn't acceptable. Their solution was giant stone or metal-reinforced concrete blocks, building support beams on the surrounding land and then putting platforms over them.
Feels like something missing here. 'Power' what?...lights plugged into power stolen through holes bored up into the world above.
There's some wind, but so little that the air is stale and…
Yes, the nobility is not making a good impression, are they?
She points up as another patrol flies over.
Dang NPC partners, always aggroing Mobs. One part of the artificial difficulty of this questline...Ring, location. Oh. Great. The locals are used to fighting in three dimensions. Kara and Hector are looking down the barrels of an uncomfortable number of guns, and gang members with wings are ready to interpose themselves if they managed to dodge those. Hector hasn't been active for long enough that I'm half-convinced that he changed his costume because his old one no longer fit properly, and Kara isn't a fighter.
Simply trying to flee isn't necessarily an option.
Instead, I burrow filaments through the ground beneath us as we walk.Instead, I burrow filaments through the ground beneath us was we walk.
Fun guys..."Paul, those are… Man-Hawks. They aren't interested in money. They're cannibals. They cut off people's faces and wear them as an intimidation technique."
And the other half of the difficulty spike kicks in...
Power, as in power conduits or lines. Drill into the underside of big conduits, twist a lightbulb in. He can't add in those words, because then it would sound like they were stealing wires. Maybe "lights fed by power stolen through holes bored up into the world above."?I find myself envisioning something akin to Midgar, from Final Fantasy 7...
...lights plugged into power stolen through holes bored up into the world above.
Feels like something missing here. 'Power' what?
There's some wind, but so little that the air stale and…
There's some wind, but so little that the air is stale and…
Urge to help Hyathis rising…
Yes, the nobility is not making a good impression, are they?
The points up as another patrol flies over.
She points up as another patrol flies over.
Ring, location. Oh. Great. The locals are used to fighting in three dimensions. Kara and Hector are looking down the barrels of an uncomfortable number of guns, and gang members with wings are ready to interpose themselves if they managed to dodge those. Hector hasn't been active for long enough that I'm half-convinced that he changed his costume because his old one no longer fit properly, and Kara isn't a fighter.
Dang NPC partners, always aggroing Mobs. One part of the artificial difficulty of this questline...
Simply trying to feel isn't necessarily an option.
Simply trying to flee isn't necessarily an option.
(I'm assuming he's not thinking about negotiations here)
Instead, I burrow filaments through the ground beneath us was we walk.
Instead, I burrow filaments through the ground beneath us as we walk.
"Paul, those are… Man-Hawks. They aren't interested in money. They're cannibals. They cut off people's faces and wear them as an intimidation technique."
Fun guys...
Filament lost.
And the other half of the difficulty spike kicks in...
This could be risky... For the bad guys.
Power, as in power conduits or lines. Drill into the underside of big conduits, twist a lightbulb in.