There's an episode where Jonathan Frakes guest stars and it's revealed at the end that the entire episode was a holodeck program where Riker was basically playing in an interactive movie to learn about a critical juncture in the Federation's past.
They tried. We just laugh it off though. Cracker, whitey, etc. Why should you be offended because someone else called you a name? Laugh it off and get on with your life.
The problem is that these reality shows are very popular. Just because you and I do not like them does not mean that there are not millions of people waiting with bated breath to see the next fight on Jersey Shore, or to see who is going to fuck over who on Survivor.
The US and Russia may be interested in the water from the asteroid if it can be purified in space. It costs a lot of money to launch water into orbit for the ISS, so if they could buy water more cheaply that was mined from an asteroid then they might be willing to do exactly that.
Ultimately the problem is that it is far easier to drum up support for these stupid petitions (like building a Death Star) than it is to drum up support on something intelligent (like, say, forcing Congressmen to read bills before voting on them).
Facebook and such have conditioned us to support funny/interesting things and ignore mundane topics. "Oh! Funny cat picture! Like! Share!.. Build a Death Star! Hah! That would be awesome! Like! Share! Sign the petition!.. Hm, Congress is voting to allocate $2.5 million to research the effect of pollution on the Northern Womprat. Boooring. Pass."
So by raising this limit they are just making it even more difficult for legitimate petitions to be accepted. The funny/absurd petitions are still going to take off and easily hit the new margins while the relevant/serious petitions will flounder in obscurity.
In the Jedi starting area there's a quest chain where you discover two Jedi in a romantic relationship and have the choice to tell the instructors about them because it is against the Jedi code.
So.. Still was against the code in SWTOR's time frame.
3) Gear from 85 to 90 doesn't leave you in a position to go to heroics, even if you get all the gear available.
This is not accurate. The "Heroic" dungeons are basically the entry-level lvl90 dungeons. You do not need specific item levels to queue for them or complete them.
I think that you are thinking of the Challenge Mode dungeons which are designed to be very difficult and so you probably will not have adequate gear for them when you first hit 90.
Warriors of Azeroth are mustered to take down the fiend Elmo, discovered to have been using his popularity as an opening to sexually assault the children that loved him so.
The low level players never want or need any help because it's too easy. I don't want to spend a lot of time learning each boss's tricks and having to run back countless times.
So the game is too easy but you don't want to put in work to learn a boss's fight?
Please make up your mind if you want a hard game or an easy game.
I used them for a while. They're fine if you don't need customer service. It's outsourced to India and I never got one that spoke decent English or could fully understand what I said.
Also, their data speeds are limited a fair bit. About dial-up speeds in my experience.
You compare an idle doodle to a full production. This is not an accurate comparison. A more apt comparison would be to compare an idle doodle with a rough draft of a script that never makes it to production.
Doctor Horrible's Sing-Along Blog has been well received and in my humble opinion I see nothing wrong with them cashing in on it a bit.
If an artist makes something and no one enjoys it, they get no pay. But when they make something that people enjoy then they do typically receive monetary compensation for said item. The same is true of this production. People do enjoy it, so they do deserve to make some money on it.
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Looks like someone has no imagination whatsoever.
There's an episode where Jonathan Frakes guest stars and it's revealed at the end that the entire episode was a holodeck program where Riker was basically playing in an interactive movie to learn about a critical juncture in the Federation's past.
What if it was a female Doctor with Captain Jack as the companion?
Yeah I could move 3 hours west and double my salary in Detroit, but there's a reason salaries double when you move that direction.
Because you're moving into a crime-infested hell-hole?
Pandarans in Warcraft pre-date Kung Fu Panda. But please, continue to troll.
They tried. We just laugh it off though. Cracker, whitey, etc. Why should you be offended because someone else called you a name? Laugh it off and get on with your life.
The problem is that these reality shows are very popular. Just because you and I do not like them does not mean that there are not millions of people waiting with bated breath to see the next fight on Jersey Shore, or to see who is going to fuck over who on Survivor.
The US and Russia may be interested in the water from the asteroid if it can be purified in space. It costs a lot of money to launch water into orbit for the ISS, so if they could buy water more cheaply that was mined from an asteroid then they might be willing to do exactly that.
The difference is that the government collects taxes (via fuel/gas taxes) to pay for the roadway upkeep.
I would rather not have an internet tax. How long ago was it that they had proposed the idea of charging for a virtual stamp to send emails?
Ultimately the problem is that it is far easier to drum up support for these stupid petitions (like building a Death Star) than it is to drum up support on something intelligent (like, say, forcing Congressmen to read bills before voting on them).
.. Build a Death Star! Hah! That would be awesome! Like! Share! Sign the petition! .. Hm, Congress is voting to allocate $2.5 million to research the effect of pollution on the Northern Womprat. Boooring. Pass."
Facebook and such have conditioned us to support funny/interesting things and ignore mundane topics. "Oh! Funny cat picture! Like! Share!
So by raising this limit they are just making it even more difficult for legitimate petitions to be accepted. The funny/absurd petitions are still going to take off and easily hit the new margins while the relevant/serious petitions will flounder in obscurity.
In the Jedi starting area there's a quest chain where you discover two Jedi in a romantic relationship and have the choice to tell the instructors about them because it is against the Jedi code.
So.. Still was against the code in SWTOR's time frame.
Everyone likes tits.
Wish I had mod points. Venture Brothers references are always awesome.
3) Gear from 85 to 90 doesn't leave you in a position to go to heroics, even if you get all the gear available.
This is not accurate. The "Heroic" dungeons are basically the entry-level lvl90 dungeons. You do not need specific item levels to queue for them or complete them.
I think that you are thinking of the Challenge Mode dungeons which are designed to be very difficult and so you probably will not have adequate gear for them when you first hit 90.
Warriors of Azeroth are mustered to take down the fiend Elmo, discovered to have been using his popularity as an opening to sexually assault the children that loved him so.
So, no, it's something that was referenced years ago and that they finally expounded upon within WoW.
The low level players never want or need any help because it's too easy. I don't want to spend a lot of time learning each boss's tricks and having to run back countless times.
So the game is too easy but you don't want to put in work to learn a boss's fight?
Please make up your mind if you want a hard game or an easy game.
I'll believe it when I /don't/ see it.
Rule 34: "There is porn of it. No exceptions."
I wish I had mod points so I could mod this "Fucking Hilarious". Glad I'm not the only Girl Genius comic reader on here :D
Could you let us know when you find one? Because as a former rep for AT&T, complaining to customer service just gets you laughed at in the break room.
I used them for a while. They're fine if you don't need customer service. It's outsourced to India and I never got one that spoke decent English or could fully understand what I said.
Also, their data speeds are limited a fair bit. About dial-up speeds in my experience.
Basically they're Apple adverts, basically.
Are you from the Department of Redundancy Department?
You compare an idle doodle to a full production. This is not an accurate comparison. A more apt comparison would be to compare an idle doodle with a rough draft of a script that never makes it to production.
Doctor Horrible's Sing-Along Blog has been well received and in my humble opinion I see nothing wrong with them cashing in on it a bit.
If an artist makes something and no one enjoys it, they get no pay. But when they make something that people enjoy then they do typically receive monetary compensation for said item. The same is true of this production. People do enjoy it, so they do deserve to make some money on it.
Try pushing the car while standing on ice, because with no gravity to push you down on the ground your feet are going to have very little traction.