They kinda did that with the Indiana Jones ride. There were technically a few different first rooms you enter depending on which door you enter, and I don't think you could choose. Not that it changed the ride nearly as much as this, though.

Did you finish reading the article..?

Yeah, this is just trollish bullshit. That or he just utterly sucks at making comparisons.

Science Fantasy! Or does Star Wars cover that...?

Yeah...it was more a side note, if I recall, explaining why God would say there's no forgiveness for it.

I have doubts this will at all capture the actual allure of Monster Hunter. Better to find a used copy of MH on the PSP or Wii if you have the systems.

Haha, nice, they used blasphemy of the Holy Spirit.

Ah, okay, I thought there might be something less-than-manga-canon in Brotherhood, causing you to specifically say "based on the manga" because the change sucked.

I've been wondering where he was, too. The side bar should include authors, or at least mention "TIM ROGERS" in the post so we can pick it out.

Why the manga series specifically? I thought FMA Brotherhood was released specifically to tie up the story exactly the same way as the manga.

Have any of the Lego: Star Wars games had good starfighter-dog-fighting elements?

Tidus is really bad at getting sponsors, so he's playing out of his own pocket...?

A few RPGs do have a skip back option these days.

Yeah, after trying to use all the half-crappy engineering gadgets in WoW and literally having them blow up in my face half the time, having a class designed around those nifty gadgets actually working seems like a god-send.

You...You speak truth.

Yeah...I'm starting to get worried I won't have enough character slots with all these fun classes and races to mess around with. I'll likely have to pony up for my altoholic addiction, either with a second account or an extra character slot purchase.

True, I was more trying to counter the idea that there's absolutely no movement benefit to our current setup, so it must be that we like beating the crap out of each other.

For the whole bipedal thing and its effects on travel speed, I've heard we actually get pretty good long-distance sustainability from our leg arrangement, though obviously at the cost of short-range speed (so few things are slower than us).

Guns don't kill people, bullets passing through blood vessels and vital organs do.

Yeah, but the crazy punishments made me think of that episode, despite them saying it would be focused on superheroes. Did you see something move in that mirror...?