IcarusBen
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Well, that's because the formula LEGO's cooked up for its games are already very well honed. It's been tested and gradually changed over many years now, so they know what they're doing. Why would they bring in a new gameplay system when the one they already have is tested and top-notch? No, it's because Lego is trying to pull an Activision on us. Think about it; they're doing the exact same thing CoD does. They refuse to change and instead pump out what seems to be the same game every. single. time. This would be fine if you like the Lego games, but I have despised them since Lego Star Wars II.
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Thrill rides! THE SPINNY THING Have a ball in The Spinny Thing. Six large containers surrounding a large wheel that spinning faster and faster. The six spherical containers each hold one person, and can spin on their own like a gyroscope. The constant motion in all directions will surely loosen your lunch and rattle your head! WARNING: Not intended for Okotoans under 13. Park not responsible for loss of property or loss of life.
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I think that Ekimu and Makuta are either the remnants of a seventh lost tribe, or simply much stronger versions of normal villagers. Ekimu is either Ice or Water, and Makuta is Earth.
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PS3 made the 360 look like a (high-end) graphing calculator, but it's a pain in the butt to make games for.
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"I have an army." "We have a Hulk." "I have a jar of dirt! I have a jar of dirt!" "I HAVE THE POWAH!" "And I'm all out of gum."
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I don't see the issue, considering we still have no clue what the NX actually is, and we're long overdue for the next 3DS iteration. IDK... The Wii U's not doing too well. Nintendo might try going the Steam Machine route and creating an affordable gaming PC, but one that also has support for Wii and Wii U games. They could then more easily appeal to the strategy/simulation and FPS markets.
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Delta Force 2 on PC, and Tropico 5 on XBox 360.
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I'm pretty sure 2001 kanohi are the easiest to paint due to their smooth surface and don't chip or damage easily, unlike 2004 kanohi or 2006 kanohi, where the rubbery plastic makes the paint unable to stick on. I thought only 2005 and 2006 used rubber, not 2004.
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Ah. Okie-dokie. Have any recommendations for what masks are the easiest to paint?
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This year, I had pie. The pie is a truth. Thanks to everyone who wishes me a happy birthday. I had a pretty dang good haul this year. Managed to pick up a few good things and snagged myself Ekimu and Kulta at Wal-Mart. Now, if nobody minds, I must go thank the five bajillion people who wanted to wish me a happy birthday on Facebook. *sigh*
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Thrill Ride here; The Windmill Hold in your lunch as you spin around in The Windmill! Built from the finest Protosteel and Okotoan wood, The Windmill is like a Ferris Wheel from Karzahni, spinning at over 100 RPM, The Windmill is a thrill ride unmatched by anyone. WARNING: Vexing Vines Amusement Park and Resort is not responsible for any soiled clothes, masks or anything that gets shot off of the ride, including but not limited to people.
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Problem is that the standard mask colors are hard to find. I'm having issues finding ones that look exactly like the mask colors. I was think of using uncommon colors, like pink and copper.
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Thanks. Next chance I get, my dad and I will head down to Home Depot and Michaels and pick up some paint.
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I forgot to vote. I vote Magma Meltdown.
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2/5 Seen you a few times before, but don't know much about you. Also, I did post a lot more back in the day. Here's hoping I can find the time to try posting again.
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V outeth of V. Thou art mine compatriot and mine good acquaintance. I thanketh you for thine antics.
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I'll take whatever spot's open, with thrill rides as my specialty if available, if not, then gentle rides.
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Happy Birthday! Thanks for sticking with us through all our craziness.
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So, does anyone know how to paint masks? I was thinking of trying my hand at doing it commercially, but I have no clue as to how I'll do it. I'm not striving for accuracy to LEGO colors, but rather I want to paint them in copper, silver and gold, as well as colors that LEGO didn't even try with, like metallic green.
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I hate it when that happens. You find that creepy? It's just weird in my eyes. Now, this is creepy! IMMA CLONE BABY! Aw, opposite-of-heaven naw! Ain't nobody got time for dat! If given the opportunity, I would throw that baby out with the bathwater.
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But Pohatu flies. And he is most certainly not built for lugging around boulders around. So why is he Stone when Onua, who is suitably built to handle Stone, is given the element of Earth?
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In canon of G1, Lewa was a Toa of Air, Pohatu was of Stone, and Onua was of Earth. In G2, Lewa gets swapped out for Jungle, but Pohatu and Onua remain the same. Am I the only one who thinks that Lewa should be a Toa of Plantlife, Onua a Toa of Stone, and Pohatu a Toa of Air? I think it's smarter than having the big, bulky guy handling dirt while the smaller, more agile guy having to deal with really large objects.
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Great MOC! I love that sword, and the shield is rather impressive. Do you have any pictures of their assembly as well as the arm assembly?
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I might pick up Lego Dimensions for a). that cool portal model and b). the Doctor Who segment. The problem I see is that it doesn't look much different from any other Lego game. This displeases me.
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I almost read that as Dark Wraith, like those evil space vampires from Stargate: Atlantis. Weird.
