Googleshng:
That's a very interesting theory. I can't really find any GAPING holes in it... I can find a couple little silly ones though. Why doesn't she have a big demonic Angelo? Why can't Squall summon Griever? Finally, why would ANYONE change their name to Ultimecia? That's just plain bad... but then Rinoa is a pretty funky name too. Hey, if I ever play FF8 again, maybe I'll call her Ultimecia just for confusion, and call Squall Laguna'sKid. 8)

Googleshng:
Of course Bio 2 is good for something! Helps a lot against Phunbaba! </bad joke> Anyway, that's a science lesson worthy of having a hypercard stack in the background (and THAT'S a reference so obscure I doubt many people will get it). Thanks. As for the R movie... I hear there's a dubbed version now. That fills me with a morbid curiousity as to how censored it is.

Googleshng:
Yes. It is very bad to raise your faith too high. I believe it makes the character permanently leave your party. You can try lowering your faith to fix it, but I don't recall if that works. Oh, and if I'm wrong on this, just let it slide unless you're Deyat. No flooding my mailbox with corrections. I think I'm right though.

Googleshng:
Well, you aren't getting an arguement here, but here's a rewording just for the sake of having a response. Anything that someone spends as much time on as a book, or a painting, or a game, they deserve to be paid for. Some people will just whip something like that out for quick cash, and that's not art. On the other hand, sometimes someone has a wonderful idea, and they cultivate it using one of those mediums into a wonderful thing. Then it's art. So, not all games are art, for example, Mortal Kombat 3 isn't (no, not because it's a fighting game, because it's a mindless sequel!), but Xenogears certainly is. Similarly, while, say, whatever derivitive romantic or slapstick comedy is in theaters right now isn't art, Dark City is.

Googleshng:
I came across the exact same problem back when I was there. Spent a LONG time in the simulator, mostly just to get the money to give them decent wanzers really. Anyway, if you want some really good EXP, go to RPGamer's FM3 Network FAQ, check out all the links in Japan. One of those gives you a battle in a funky industrial kind of place full of like 1300 HP wanzers piloted by Imaginary numbers. If you so much as hit one you get around 200 EXP. Getting more AP though is a question of doing really easy fights, not hard. Oh, and the outside is one fight, the inside is like 5. The difficulty is probably SLIGHTLY harder on the inside though, depends how you're set up.

Googleshng:
Ok, let me just say this. I don't want to see any letters or editorials on how easy that there makes the game. It's a very very hidden little easter egg that, while it CAN be found just through looking really hard, is not the kind of thing you can say is right out in the open. Feel free to play around with it, or see if you can find it without cheating and looking passwords up in walkthroughs. Just don't you all go getting this thing and then expecting the game to present a challenge afterwards. 8)

Love the new layout.

Chesh

Wow. It's awesome. Kudos to the designers.
-Matt

Since you like Haikus so much, read Cryptonomicon by Neal Stephenson. The main character uses them a lot!

ShinKarasu
The TRU Raven

I love the smell of dead zombies in the morning.

Resident Evil Code:Veronica oh how I miss her

Hey Google I got some quotes from games that you can guess, so, here we go....

"Think a 'bear' like me could hep you out?"

"Skip the grapes and go for the shoulder rub. She has STRONG hands...."

"Zombie Paper worked, so I wonder if someone will come up with 'Pretty Girl Paper'."
-Skapunker

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