lancer75

Who is one's true self? Is one ever truly acting as their true self? One acts how one feels like acting in any given situation. You feel like being tough, you are tough. You feel like being a dick, you are a dick. Even if one's personae are drastically different from situation to situation, is any one persona more true than any other persona? Is any one situation a true test to display one's true self? We are always playing a role. The role of our selves. All of which are true. So I'd pick answers A and B.

I think it would be great, they could put commercials at the beginning to make it worth Dave's work time. I seriously think that as a weekly/monthly thing, that it could make them money. Purely in a business sense, I think the show is a good idea. There's obviously a demand from the community, and they probably could make money off of commercials or something. A button that lights up or something when he's on would be good, if it's on the front page it should attract a good amount of listeners. I'm sure they could commercialize this idea somehow to make it viable.

I will buy this on steam if, and only if, they add a more customizable nature to the game. If they make it come with a booster set or two that you unlock packs of by playing, along with a a few basic decks (and perhaps new booster sets in dlc), then I will buy this day 1. Even if they just give you a certain amount of cards that you can mix and match yourself, I will probably buy it. Same restrictive game as the first comes out, and I will see no reason to purchase it at all.

I believe you just sold me a copy of Pokemon Black.

" I've been using the same Gillette disposable razor for almost a year now  You're all just pussies. "

Sign me up.  Lightning.944

I was a bad basketball player, it wasn't something that was natural to me and I was awkward and pretty bad at everything that didn't involve effort and hustle, but I never once cried that the athletic, highly coordinated black guys were (dare I say) imbalanced.  Even though they were obviously predisposed to be skilled athletes and thus, succeed at sports more than I would, I knew that I couldn't make them shorter and less coordinated unless I busted their kneecaps and blasted egregious amounts of high-intensity lights into their eyes.  I busted my ass, improving every aspect of my game that I could improve and found out how to capitalize on my strengths and minimize my weaknesses.  I still can't dunk like some of them can (someday!), I still can't dribble as fancily as they do and I'm still not as big or as strong as them, but I'm good now, I never feel out of place or at a great disadvantage on the basketball court.  If I cried that I would never be good because I was unlucky enough to be born uncoordinated and (relative to my opponents) short, I would have given up the game long ago and I would have never found found out how good I could be.  If you think about improving yourself instead of crying about imbalances, then you will find a way to be good at whatever you choose to do (including Starcraft2), imbalances and personal disadvantages be damned.

You've really been pumping out the quality content dude.  I really don't see any compelling reason to play DCUO over Champions online or my personal favorite; City of Heroes.  The combat is the worst, the worlds look bland, the art style looks terrible and the animations don't look smooth.  The only thing that it looks like DCUO has going for it is its brand, although what I've been hearing about how the DC characters are involved in the universe, even that isn't a glaring reason to even check out the game.  Looks like a total bust for those that have played DCUO's predecessors.  Still confident that the Star Wars MMO will be great!