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I really hope they aren't done with Ray Stevenson (Isaak). Perhaps he somehow gets out of jail or at least has major connections on the inside. He seemed like an amazing bad guy for this season, especially compared to the last two season's atrocity of villains. Yvonne is amazingly hot, but I really don't think she's going to be that good of a main bad guy, simply because of how they've already set her up as a character, not to mention already having Lila as somewhat of a Femme Fatale.

@Sploder said:

Walter White

@Canteu said:

@SpicyRichter: I didn't miss your point. I was simply making a comedic observation as to the juxtaposition of your words. But apparently every mother fucker on this site thinks I'm 100% serious about everything at all times.

Jokes are tough, especially when the entire audience thinks they're better than you :)

Your sarcasm/joking manner was missed, so the "audience" essentially thinks you're a jackass, not that they're better than you.

Anyway, my costume ideas are short notice, because this weekend I found out I'm not going to Knotts Scary Farm (where you can't dress-up), and instead am going to wander around a neighborhood with some chums. My initial idea was

since I have a fairly spot-on goatee/moustache/beard combo going on, but my hair is rather long, and I'm not sure I want to deal with a bald cap. My other idea was Dexter: just shave my beard off and grab the "kill outfit".

Had I been more prepared and thought of it sooner, I'd really like to go as the Vault Dweller from the first Fallout. I will probably go with the Dexter idea and buy a big prop knife and syringe.

@jesterroyal said:

I completed it 10 times. I wanted to get to an even number. Many of the [BOMB]-ers completed it multiple times too. I know of someone who did it about 8 and a few who did it anywhere form 3-5.

I would ask if you want a cookie, but I think I'll pass given the braggish nature of your comment.

On-topic, I had no idea you could go through those event doors. That being said, I'm playing on Blackrockgate. I don't think I'll even bother trying if the damn thing isn't instanced.

@Zereta said:

Bioshock, the original, was amazing. It was awesome. But I didn't need a new Bioshock. I really didn't. Bioshock 2 didn't do anything for me. I was almost going to write off Bioshock: Infinite as a dumb marketing move. But shit, after watching the footage and watching the entire interview with Ken Levine, I'm on board. They know what they're doing and I'm ready for Bioshock to grow them wings.

You have to keep in mind that Biocshock 2 wasn't developed by the original company. The first Bioshock was made by Irrational Games, while the second was by 2K. This one is once again in Irrational Games's hands, so I have no worries. Everything I've seen looks amazing and brings a new feel to the franchise in a (hopefully) positive way.

@CptBedlam said:

How could you not drive Urkel's car? CMON!!!

@Jmeisch10: This seems to be how a lot of people feel about the story, but as you said, you can easily ignore it and just focus on every other awesome aspect of the game. Out of curiosity though, what race did you go with? I hear Norn and Human storylines are pretty weak, but Charr and Asura are supposed to be (at least) tolerable, if not good. Sylvari themselves are interesting, but so far the story on my Sylvari engineer seems typical 'nature versus undead' crap that you see in every game, so it's fairly middle ground.

I was/am in the same boat about choosing a profession, but so far like the Asura story I chose for my Thief (she's fucking adorable too!). Their dialogue is witty, plus so far I've had the NPC voiced by Felicia Day in just about every quest, and she's got a very nice voice IMO.

TL;DR unless you absolutely love the look of your character, maybe consider re-rolling to a different race to see if you like the story better?

@PlasmaBeam44: How about Season 5? You didn't miss anything in either one.

I was a bit disappointed to see Louis that easily removed, when they invested so much time into him getting back at Dexter for disliking his game. To be fair though, I think Dexter overreacted, too, about Louis staying in Miami despite his ordering him to leave. But as someone said, I suppose it makes room for what appears to be the "main villain" this season (kinda surprised we still have those though, since nothing will ever be better than John Lithgow).

Would anyone else be excited/happy/etc. if Deb finally teamed up with Dexter? This episode had a big implication that she is starting to believe the justice system has a lot of flaws that Dexter happily fills in the cracks for. Considering how black and white she is in her actions, the whole "if I just let you kill Spelzter..." seems like a green light to have her strap on an apron and get some plastic ready.

Random: I hope Quinn doesn't die, but he also had a pretty huge foreshadowing line of dialogue.

Am I the only one who liked Shane, and was sad to see him go? He added at least a little conflict and tension in a relatively boring second season.

Carl and Beth won't happen, unless there is some loophole about a 13-year-old and 20-something doing more than holding hands. Not sure which one of them will die, though. Carl is starting to become a badass, and this show doesn't like to have too many of those around. Then maybe Beth and T-Dawg can become a couple and use sign language or something.

Why is the moody bipolar bitch known as Andrea still alive? Season 2 is on Netflix, and I'm cringing at the thought of her melodramatic bullshit from the first episode onwards. I can't imagine her being any better in this one, where she calls Ninja girl a bitch for bringing her water and aspirin. Yeah, wow, the nerve.

/endrant Otherwise, I still like this show for some reason :P

@Caelum89: The range listed on the wiki is 1400. I'm guessing it may be like the trebuchets in PvP: the longer you hold down the button, the further it shoots. I'm sure that won't save it from mediocrity, but it's something to make note of.