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We had a Sticker Party for Christmas. Twas ballahollic.

See Also: Swords, Zen Master, LE, LESIG, Plot Characters, Good roleplay.

You guys know I'm here until January, right? I can still read this.

I think I'm going to miss this place...

Also, in b4 multifight. Or swords + multifight.

in b4 can we have: grenades, the one, actual knives, boxers, live events, SWAT gear, and good rp.

Psssh. You guys play lame games.

- Petz: Horses

- Bella Sera

-Barbie Horse Adventures: Riding Camp.

DUH.

imax wrote:

EndlessVoid wrote:

Fun fact #2: On the broadway revival recording of JCS, King Herod is played by Alice Cooper, of Alice in Chains.

- Void

Thats a joke, right?.... right?

Partially? Alice Cooper was Herod.

imax wrote:

Plot stayed true to the game

Except for that they left out EVERYTHING they need to do the second game, which was the only good one. This is especially stupid, since they're planning on doing a second movie. There was no Woden, no Vlad, no Vinnie. V was a lot less intense than it ought to have been, and they could not have destroyed Mona any worse.

On the other hand, it was a lot like the Silent Hill movie; the only thing it had in common with the game was a few character names, general themes, and some locations. It was still fun to see, but it wasn't the game. It was something else.

sean.kelly wrote:

goes around the waste

Ew. Just.... Ew.

Just incase anyone wants to spice up their universe with some Chem-induced "love".

Sons of the gods, today we shall die, open Valhalla's Door...

I guess this makes us all Einherjar?

Did somebody say something about Assassin Masks?

Archangel wrote:

Chemuel wrote:
In case anyone is lacking on Fallout Lore, here's the full Vault List from 1, 2, and Tactics.
You forgot information from Brotherhood of Steel.

I don't recall if it was a specific one; my guess would be 34.

In case anyone is lacking on Fallout Lore, here's the full Vault List from 1, 2, and Tactics.

Vault 0 - Built to help humanity emerge from the dark ages after the nuclear war.

Vault 8 - The control Vault (this Vault later became Vault City).

Vault 12 - The door did not close properly, exposing the inhabitants to extreme radiation.This Vault was below Necropolis.

Vault 13 - Intended to stay closed for 200 years as a study of prolonged isolation (this particular part of the experiment was compromised when the water purification chip broke).

Vault 15 - Intended to stay closed for 50 years and include people of radically diverse ideologies. Aradesh came from this Vault.

Vault 27 - Double the designed population was placed in this Vault.

Vault 29 - This Vault contained no one over the age of 15. Harold is presumed to have come from this Vault.

Vault 34 - This Vault's armory was overstocked, and not equipped with a lock.

Vault 36 - The food extruders were designed to produce only a thin, watery gruel.

Vault 42 - All the lights were very low-power, making the whole Vault very dark. Possibly where the Riddick easter egg character comes from.

Vault 53 - Every few months, most of the equipment would break down. The damage was repairable, but was designed to stress the inhabitants unduly. Possibly where the Reavers came from, given their technical skills, and advanced weaponry.

Vault 55 - All entertainment tapes were removed.

Vault 56 - All entertainment tapes were removed, except those of one particularly bad comic actor. Sociologists predicted that this Vault would fail long before Vault 55.

Vault 68 - Of the one thousand people who entered, there was only one woman.

Vault 69 - Of the one thousand people who entered, there was only one man.

Vault 70 - All jumpsuit extruders fail after 6 months.

Vault 101 - Origin of the Fallout 3 protagonist

Vault 106 - Psychoactive drugs were released into the air filtration system 10 days after the door was sealed.

privaron0 wrote:

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Just a little unnecesary spam in here. Please keep this thread clean.

PROTIP: Next time, graduate.

Rot in the Wastes, Bethesda. You killed what was once amazing.

Vitruv wrote:

An interesting thought, but... as the Oracle said, the Architect is bound to perfection, he wouldn't make such a comment without a good reason. Maybe he already realized the threat coming from Smith and considered Neo the only way to stop Smith.
Speculation, merely.

You have to remember, that The Architect isn't in charge. Theoretically, Deus Ex Machina is.

Sage.

Why don't you have a seat.

privaron0 wrote:

I had quite a bit of fun today. I just pretend I'm Naruto and your attacking the Leaf Village and it's my job to win because I need to become Hokage of the Cypherite's someday!

Arandul wrote:

Post here if you want to be my girlfriend.

Well, that's the end of that thread. Can we get a new one?

Presence wrote:

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Flame

This whole post is nothing more than a flame against someone incapable of replying. Lock please.

Furthermore, can posts like this be a suspendable offense? Since we KNOW they will not accomplish anything, but will start drama, they're technically flamebaiting, and ought to be insta-deleted.

This is the cancer that is killing MxO.

Phrack wrote:

Personally, I've always been finicky about the concept that code bombs "kill" bluepills at all.

I've never seen a shred of evidence to suggest that this would happen, other than the RP of other players who assume that code bombs do kill bluepills. Other than that, the only other thing that would even slightly suggest that they would result in the deaths of bluepills are the scattered bluepill bodies that remain after a detonation... but we should be smarter than to believe that. Remember, Michael Popper woke up on his own, and it left a "dead body" behind too.

Death in the Matrix != Death in the Real.

Mr. Popper is among the 1% of the human population that can handle the fact that his reality is not real. Furthermore, the fact that he is significantly closer to the Age Of Extraction increases his chances of being within that 1% margin. Bluepills die because 99% of them cannot handle the fact that everything they do, all they've worked for, all they love, is meaningless and nonexistent; the trauma is so massive that they suffer highly advanced forms of Conversion Disorder, resulting in death.

Look at his garage, when they exit the Chateau and steal some of his cars. He has all types of cars, from every country, and every era. His tastes are ever-changing, and he can get whatever he wants. The man drives a new car every day and they probably never drives it again.

Vinia wrote:

It cannot be seen, cannot be felt,
Cannot be heard, cannot be smelt.
It lies behind stars and under hills,
And empty holes it fills.
It comes first and follows after,
Ends life, kills laughter.

The Dark.

Three Walls, and you reach water.

Vinia wrote:

Did Zion declare him renegade before or after he started his bombing campaign?

Zion had identified Morpheus as a rebel even before the first film. Imagine if you were in the Army, and one of the generals said that he was going to go invade a country and look for Jesus. Yeah.

privaron0 wrote:

Chemuel wrote:
Both of Sati's parents are religious. The Machines simply recognize that there are many words for a hope of life after death, and morality. We can call it religion, faith, karma, Heaven, whatever.

Also, privaron0, breaking a commandment doesn't equal a sentence to hell. Repentance allows one into heaven, regardless of sin. Theoretically.
Agreed but basing an entire civilization on it's breaking through multiple generations does.

All humans are (theoretically) born having committed the ultimate sin. We all (again, theoretically) sin almost constantly. I'm pretty sure the machines are fine.

"Go level."

Both of Sati's parents are religious. The Machines simply recognize that there are many words for a hope of life after death, and morality. We can call it religion, faith, karma, Heaven, whatever.

Also, privaron0, breaking a commandment doesn't equal a sentence to hell. Repentance allows one into heaven, regardless of sin. Theoretically.

I think saying that any organization as a whole sets off codebombs or pulses is absurd. It's individuals. I know if I had codebombs, I'd set them off.

Hey. Yeah, it's pretty much a ghost town. All of the servers have close to the same number of players, although Syntax will tell you they have more, and recursion will tell you they have more. Blame AoC.