No it doesn't look feminine but the car itself screams desperate guy trying to prove something by buying a big oversized car which tries all it can to scream "I'm a fucking man". But if you like then buy it.

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Originally posted by Wickersham
The calander my company gave me ends on December 31, 2009.  
I have bad feelings about it mostly because 2009 is 1343 away from the number 666 and in the year 1343 a tsunami, caused by an earthquake, devastated the Maritime Republic of Amalfi, among other places.  It's obvious that something big is going to happen at the end of this year because why else would my company make a calander that ends at the end of this year?

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And I who could've sworn that the end was coming 2012! Thank you for bringing these news.

Microsoft are truly clever.

• 1. Get monopoly.
• 2. Release a new operating system that's bad in every kind of way, except one: the visuals. So that everyone who looks at it will think "fuck, I need to upgrade to that".
• 3. Quit supporting the previous operating system. Now there's no return.
• 4. Patience. Wait while more and more people are getting the new operating system, and realize that it's bad in every kind of way except one.
• 5. Show this awesome operating system that will fix all of the previous programs errors and which will be much better in every way!
• 6. Provide a free beta and everyone with the old bad operating system (that's bad in every kind of way except one) will get it and praise it because they're comparing it to their current, bad, operating system.
• 7. The ones who didn't buy the new, bad, operating system will only hear good things and go buy the new operating system. The ones who bought the new, bad, operating system will essentially be forced to buy it, and love it.

The results is that everyone will forget about that little incident with the bad operating system and instead start loving Microsoft for how good the new one is, plus that Microsoft manages to make everyone upgrade (except my school which of course won't be able to afford it so it will have to stick to Windows 2000). Very clever.

Dude. You were at a fucking metal concert what were you expecting? If you don't enjoy people running towards eachother headfirst just because... well, it's metal you should not go to a metal concert. The problem here is that you tried to defend (which you did not specify, this could've been anything from blocking the hit to pulling out a shotgun and blasting his face) yourselves when in reality you should have got slightly pissed and hit some other guy, defending yourself is not metal. Could you possibly specify what you did to defend?

You also have to remember that GW has sold a few million boxes (can't remember the number, but I think it was more than 5) and you have to pay to play it. Although not all would call it a MMO... You also forgot Champions Online, not sure how many players it got though. Regardless though all of this is just speculations, to truly answer the question someone need to find facts about it.

You forgot to mention that you spent those two weeks porn surfing.

Sylvari (obviously female) look awesome, and beautiful. But on the other hand those tiny Asuran are so damn cute. And I really like how the Charr look. And the Norn, well you can (probably) turn into a bear, do I need to say more? I'm really tired of Humans though. Unless they give Humans some nice customization or racial superiority I'll likely not make a single Human character... As it looks now I'll be going for Sylvari as my first character and Asura as my second, but that is very likely to change as we get more information.

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Originally posted by Gennadios
 As much as I'm generally fond of hero/henching, I'm not entirely sure how I feel about the revising of henchmen. Every mission and area is currently hero/henchable even in HM with some preparation and care, and it just feels right to have the henchmen have a handicap to encourage grouping.
Overall though, as long as the necro henchmen keep Blood Ritual, I'll live with whatever changes take affect.

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The thing is that since all missions are H/H in HM the henchmen are only an annoyance with their horrible builds, but not any actual restriction. Grouping will always be favored since being able to pick your own builds is in always superior to being forced to have half your team have unsynchronized builds.

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Originally posted by tro44_1
Shoulder Armor and Belt.
Also Neckles and rings
Trinkets
All the stuff WoW has and more!!!!
WoW is the standard, nothing should be equal or worst.
Everything has to be better like (AoC, AION, WAR)

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Good joke. WoW got like no customization whatsoever, and what does the amount of slots for gear have to do with customization or how good a game is. Quantity != quality.

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Originally posted by LeKinK

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Originally posted by Illius

It's ok.  You're from Quebec, you have an excuse regarding your arrogance.

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I am one of a kind tho

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Please find someone who isn't. And if you do, well then you've found human cloning which would be big news...

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Originally posted by Munki

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Originally posted by Wolfenpride

Try to escape.
Post results here

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Your confused... this thread obviously belongs on 4chan,

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Which is my suggestion, spend your life on 4chan and become a ruler of the internetz!

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Originally posted by Woopin
Or maybe we are winning the war on flamers ;)

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A war only got two losers, although one lost slightly more than the other.

Champions Online is a more "generic MMORPG" than CoX, which isn't necessarily something bad if that's what you're looking for. My suggestion regardless is to try Champions Online before CoX as I personally think CO has a lot more potential and is kind of a CoX but hotted up.

The Sealed Deck arena seems to be kind of cool and kind of retarded. I'll see how that turns out. "The Henchmen Project" and them mentioning the PvE revising of builds is amazing news, and something that should have happened a loooong time ago. Getting the tournament up again would also be great as it's kind of main income... Overall it seems to be a pretty nice update, although potentially terrible - as always when you mess with the PvPers who find great joy in abusing everything possible.

They should definitely keep the same travel system as in GW2 as it's just great... In another generic MMO such as say WoW (that was unexpected) just helping someone out with a few quests meant first considering the cost, "is it worth that much?", and then the time to actually get there, "do I have 2 more hours?", which meant that something small became something huge. Not to mention when you tried to get a group together, and you had to wait for hours - literally - for people to even get to the damn place. In Guild Wars on the other hand I can get a request from someone to come and help me and then I'll be there in no time and won't have to deal with the extreme boredom and tediousness that is traveling.

Now this does of course not necessarily mean that there shouldn't be mounts in the game, but mounts can never replace that travel system. Personally I lean towards not implementing them because (1) I'm a conservative GW player who want GW2 to still have a feeling of Guild Wars, (2) mounts usually make you feel more restricted, why can you never fight while on top on one? In the end though I don't really feel that this is a big deal.

Another one. Although the one you posted was funnier.

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Originally posted by Halo-Bump
I think a good way to explain it is to take the old Ranger and Paragon classes.
They are quintessinatally the same in the way they deal damage. They throw things at other things.
They do it in different ways. I'm sure it will be along those lines.

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Slightly off-topic but still: Rangers and Paragons were extremely different. The Ranger class spreads poison, interrupts and carries a lot of utility making it a good character for pressure and splitting/self-survivability, the Paragon on the other hand is party support character without any form of utility at all almost and with some spear-chucking thrown in because it's a hybrid. Additionally both classes are very rarely used for their damage output, sure Rangers can provide some decent pressure but that's only because poison on 4 people constantly does some damage over a long time and not because the damage from the arrows is good and Paragons damage output is at best mediocre. Therefore it may be so that they make this the new Ranger class, but then it's probably not going to resemble the Ranger class we saw in GW, not if it's focus is damage.

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Originally posted by EricDanie
 Oh yes, jumping. The key feature for success...

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Just look at Champions Online! It looks like it's a big hit and it features Superjump. Coincidence? I think not. And to Echelon78: this is an attempt from NCSoft to provide you with bigger maneuverability, whereas Guild Wars (1) had lots of invisible walls, inability to jump or simply go where you wanted Guild Wars 2 will fix those problems. It's not so much implemented to allow people to bunnyjump around in PvP and PvE as it is to allow you to feel in control of your character.

Same name, same content. Both posts are more or less useless since it's just copy pasted information from the wiki, but I suppose it's a good idea spreading the knowledge of the wiki.

The cat bombs were just great. Strapping a cat to a bomb and then assuming that the cat would guide the bomb to the deck, while in air and being dropped from a far up. Yup, great idea.