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DalishRanger

I don't think it's just your playthrough, unfortunately. :\ Problematic, but I liked it in spite of that - finished the fifth episode a few days ago. I might be biased though, as I'm a fan of the original Fables comics as well.
juil. 13 2014 01:59

DalishRanger

Additional Note: Reading the comics first/at all certainly isn't required, no. It all stands on its own. It does, however, add a lot more backstory and some issues resonate slightly stronger if you know what happens in the comics. Though, if you've read the comics it kind of ruins the suspense of some things, since you know certain characters who also appear in the comics.
juil. 13 2014 02:01

Brass_Buckles

I might have to get the comics then...
juil. 13 2014 05:58

The Love Runner

Pumpkin Pie > Apple Pie
août 28 2014 01:02

TheChosenOne

Cake>pumpkin pie>Apple pie
août 29 2014 01:23

beethovengenius

I love cabbage!
juil. 12 2014 10:01

Billy-the-Squid

Petau's degenerate idiocy got it locked, blinkered fanboyism at it's finest by suggesting we all hated DA2 because we're just big meanies. I doubt the mods were too fussed about it being locked given they still seem to have a 10 foot stick up their arse when it comes to posting.
juil. 11 2014 04:37

Straw Nihilist

Great, just when I finished TW2 and started getting hyped for 3 the bloody thread gets closed. God, I hate this place.
juil. 11 2014 04:48

Enigmatick

There's another thread, I'm sure you noticed by now. Just CTRL + F for Witcher.
juil. 11 2014 05:31

Silfren

I can't say I ponder it often, but I've also found myself pondering the same thing. One of these days I'll take the initiative to do an etymology check. Given that horrific and horrifying have maintained similar meanings I'd wager that it was once the case for the former two.
juil. 11 2014 05:23

Thomas Andresen

I actually did check, after I posted the status. It's why I added the comment. It's only colloquially that "terrific" has a use that isn't negative. "Terrific" in the colloquial sense was originally used to mean "terrifyingly great," or similar enforcements. So it makes more sense that I expected.
juil. 12 2014 02:42

Silfren

It's more than colloquial at this point. The use of terrific in a negative sense hasn't been used that way in typical, everyday usage for a long time, at least in American English. Without context, using terrific wouldn't make sense to anyone not cognizant of the archaic meaning. Even WITH context, most people are going to find a negative application very jarring to their awareness of what the word means. I've always known that terrific had to have a similar background as...
juil. 18 2014 03:05

MegaIllusiveMan

Today is friday. Yaaaaaay!
juil. 11 2014 02:33

Ryzaki

XD if only. I don't even have a rogue T_T
juil. 10 2014 10:54

Milan92

Then just summon The Winged Dragon of Ra.
juil. 10 2014 10:55

Ryzaki

I never even managed to get that card. I got Red eyes and 2 parts of Exodia (or however it's spelled) but never any of the real good ones :( (and I got the lame girl magician instead of the male one).
juil. 10 2014 10:57

The Uncanny

http://www.nooooooooooooooo.com/
juil. 11 2014 05:34

Nimlowyn

http://www.waaaaaaaahhhhhhhhh.com/
juil. 14 2014 04:51