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Sharon wasn't a traitor, not as one should define a trator. Sharon just wanted to be left alone and have privacy; she did not flee to the mountains join an army and create hordes of creations to attack her former allies.
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Yes, that was quite odd Neb wonders where that came about. He still pronounces it brazier, because, well, who wouldn't atleast once.
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You will perish, soon.
Although Neb must admit this is an odd statement given your name.
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*sobs over dead shapers*
No! No! that is never all.

Neb isn't evil, dikiyobia doesn't irritate me, Nalyd is comming close.

Neb like cake.

Tia.

Lordy people be nice

No, come to think of it Neb has nothing, carry on.

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Neb gets irritated at people who play things out of order, gets irritated at those people who make the game need to explain everything that just happened in the last one because they were too lazy to start at the beginning but ended up going back to the beginning because they decided they liked the story and needed more of it.

*looks back* And that's the definition of a run-on sentence.

Neb has only played one game series out of order and found that it sucked later. Also remembers a topic about this placed here before...

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Neb hears the stone tablet is making a come-back as well.

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Ever seen a promethean board?

Um sir. it seems you've made a slight typographi...Oh hell, whats the point. Har-Har-Har.

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Or a small modded graphic of Xelgion.

Good times.

tia.

Neb was just thinking about this as he read the book and saw the movie and found many discrepancies.
Of course you can't put everything in a movie or it would be outrageously long. But there is no reason to add things not in the book.
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Movies do not go over as well to people who have read the book first. Neb thinks this is because when you read a book you get a visual about how a room or events look. Differences trouble the viewer, or perhaps that's just Neb.

You can customize creations? More than the stats Neb means…?

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Better hurry, Neb's smokin it right now...
tia.

Wine and cheese made the french famous.

tia.

Yet without these informational bits 87.8924377...8% of conversation here dies.

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This is most probably not true, every Geneforge has enemies in increasing numbers the further north you go, as is the case with most RPG games. The higher the level the more intense the enemies get. But in every Geneforge game rebels are always found hiding in the center of some snow-capped mountain.
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That makes no sense, you become less sensitive to uncomfortable things the longer you are exposed to them.
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Nebulan does not recall metioning any, "If you know it you can build it" reference.
Neb did not say your a master if you can build one too, he jus said you should know how it works.

The race car driver should know what's inside the engine, Neb did not say he should know how to make another one.
Neb will say one more time the point he has made three times.


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Neb would be too emoitonal seeing all the little charred bones of the awakened.

Thus you are choosing this creation based on appearance of design, yes?
There's nothing wrong with that, Neb wouldn't mind having a fyora around the house.
Good company, doubles as a lighter.
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Nebulan shall reiterate,

Nebulan considers a state of mastery when you have experienced every possible outcome of a game, but also when you become fully aware of how the game works.

This is mostly directed to the [Nebulan shalln’t say that word] people that play Halo for the entire duration of the day and claim they know everything whilst simultaneously not possessing any knowledge to how computer programs work.

 

Basically Neb thinks if you’re a “master” you should know how a game works and thus know your original question about the skill point.

 

There’s nothing wrong with posting this thread, but Nebulan does not think you’re a master.

 

You have just given Neb an idea...

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Nebulan sees you have answered a statement different from the one Nebulan gave you.

 

Or do you seem to be of the impression that there are different degrees of "mastery" to something. Diki is a master and you are too?

 

All this time Nebulan thought Master was a solid unchanging definition.

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Nebulan doubts you have done this, else you would already know the answer to your starting question.

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