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I was onboard a recreation of the Titanic for a cruise, but our package didn't include full access, so I and some other people were restricted to a glass cage that was hauled around along tracks. I was upset by this because I really wanted to check out the cool looking smokestacks that were belching out tons of black smoke.
I was in a shopping center that was struggling to stay in business because the only way to get to it was by an exit ramp from a highway, and most of that ramp had been flooded by water. I was able to reminisce to a time when the ramps weren't flooded, because they were very useful ramps, and my hearts went out to all the shop owners that were affected by it.
There was another bit I don't remember too well, but I was lucid during it. That makes the second lucid dream I had this week.
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As curious a move that the new Guardians of Harmony thing is, I kinda doubt it'll do much to "break the gender barrier," given that the line still has the stench of My Little Pony attached to it, promotional photos be hanged. If anything, it'll expand the idea of what a "girl's toy" could be.
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I am absolutely amazed that a 3D engine that uses such simple textures and an even simpler terrain generator has such a low draw distance.
I sincerely love the character animations, though. It appears Rob Paulsen didn't voice the character this time around; that would've made things a little better.
As a small bonus, very nice.
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The ridiculous demands could just be a negotiation tactic: if you have a certain desire, demand more than what you want. Best case scenario is that you get more than what you wanted, worst case is that your opponent is more likely to negotiate down to what you truly wanted in the first place.
Whereas, if your initial demand is only what you want, you stand either to gain what you wanted, or less than that.
'Twill be interesting to see how this shakes out.
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Samsara wrote:
WST wrote:
Just ignore what haters are saying, a lot of viewers will enjoy it :)
Previous posts of these encodes are making me think otherwise. It's not "hate" to politely ask someone to keep MLP-related content to the MLP thread. Doing that is more sensible, and it actually prevents the thread from derailing into real hate. A lot of viewers can still enjoy these encodes, they just add literally nothing to the discussion at hand when they're posted here.
SO
If the player A) is airborn at the time of the stun, and B) attacks on the last frame before getting stunned, the player will not be stunned. Almost a second saved due to this. Thank you.
Any more remarks?
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Do you have any more details about that? From what I'm seeing, Mike is always stunned, even in midair, and is unstunned the moment the screen stops shaking. Also, it appears that striking the ground is always his opening move, and clearly I can't kill him fast enough to prevent that from happening.
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Mitjitsu wrote:
I've been getting into the Ghosts 'n Goblins/Ghouls series via Capcom Generations 2 and this version appears to be greatly different from the one I've been playing. Is there another port of the game, or is this based of some arcade game (a very cruel arcade game if that)?
Check it!
The amount of attention and dedication given to such an awful game is truly astounding. Good job, guys. It's strange watching a run with no torches around.
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