Yep, also the Emperor being named Palpatine was a fact since the novelization of the first movie.
There are at least some High Elves.
The Orgrim/Anduin fight was late into the Second War, which isn’t in this movie.
It absolutely is a for-profit venture. The kickstarter money is being used to pay salaries and help start their own studio.
Yes, but as others have pointed out, there was a certain level of interaction that was supposed to happen between the two games. Many people purchased Landmark in expectation that some of the effort they put into it would be beneficial to them when Next came out.
What about all the people who sunk money into Landmark?
I thought the same thing
Landing it on a pad on land isn’t possible for some of the missions where they’re injecting the payload into a higher orbit, because the rocket has to go faster, which in turn brings it further away from the original launch point and usually further out over the ocean. Flying the rocket back to land is a further trip,…
A month ago, Gizmodo was the first report the discovery.
It wasn’t Coruscant. It was the Hosnian system.
- During a conversation, type @fbchess play and a board will appear. Your friend will go first.
so if your congressional elections aren’t too different - just pick your leader from one of them?
Patrick Warburton or nothin’
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I disagree. Doctor Who was rocketing towards international success in the David Tennant era, and Moffat jumped on board right as that was about to hit its peak. He then stuck around long enough to see it start to dwindle again, which (and this part is just my opinion) is in part due to the way he ran the show.
If a restaurant is offering delivery in a storm, then there’s no reason not to take advantage of it. The onus should be on the restaurant to determine whether they’re willing to deliver. If I call and they say they’re not delivering in the storm, I’d be totally fine with that. And of course, a generous tip is in order.
Solution: don’t live in the sticks. :P
Wow I can’t math. I think I’ll go lie down now, give my brain a rest.
Yeah, it covers the extra cost for one year, not two.