I used to love that stuff!

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It probably won't make you laugh, necessarily, but [hug] <3

So basically the perks are like miniature wonders (first come, first served) ?

I completely forgot this was an open discussion. :-D Nice art style in that picture!

This seems appropriate. :-D

I don't care if it's hippie cereal or not; I love it. I also love Total Cinnamon Crunch (basically a really nutritious version of Cinnamon Toast Crunch), but Total has way too much fiber for me. (Or maybe I should just drink more liquids.) I make up the nutritious difference with those Carnation breakfast drink…

"Players can, upon hitting a certain point, "found" a religion. From there they can rename it and assign certain perks to be gained from it, which can be added upon as you progress. Think of it as levelling-up a companion in an RPG and I wouldn't say you were crazy."

I played it once when a friend from church got it for Christmas. It was nice. I love the physical feel of the figures and the dice and such.

You are welcome, and I am happy to help! =)

I get the strong feeling she actively tried this. I wouldn't mind hearing her follow-up comments.

I hope it's okay for me to do this, but I wanted to help make this Speak-Up easier to read and follow.

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By any chance would this have happened to have been for the upcoming Medal of Honor title? Because this sounds like the sort of garbage EA's marketing and PR people would pull.

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Yeah, I only own the first game. Thanks!

Or a boss monster from the most awesomest, shootiest, slashiest action adventure ever.

Was Loopy Landscapes any good, and would the GoG Deluxe Edition be worth buying for that alone? (I still have the original game and Corkscrew Follies.)

I laughed. Thank you!

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