CorneliusMurdock

Yes, I misspoke. Let's all give a great guffaw and move on. Who's trying to twist words? What I advocate is actually trying to play. Not sit around saying, "ho hum, nothing we can do the first day". Did I miss where you actually gave a plan of action, Shane? Or was it just the plan of inaction?

No, Cap that's exactly what he says we should do. By all means, Shane, let's all sit back and not play into the scums hands by doing anything. This is an information game. You have information, you've got some game. Someone may not slip up but someone may. We might not get cum on the first try, but we might. It's not unheard of. We do nothing, what do we have at the end of the day? Nothing. But by all means, everyone, let's all sit on our hands and let the scum have their quality time. Wait patiently for the day to end and for the scum to get their first kill. And what better way to hide than to do what you always advocate doing, huh? I see no harm in making people talk. I like talking. Prevents me from having the time to think. Why should anyone not be talking? Let's do something. Sing campfire songs, roast marshmallows. Roast a turkey. Tie our own shoelaces together. Or, I don't know, find Ferraris.

Then what, Dad? You've always been a man of action. What do you suggest? Billie would know what to do. He was always a shoot first and fall into a nuclear reactor later kind of guy. I wish he hadn't done that second thing... Anyway... Ferraris.... It seems to me that if we don't want to lynch the quiet ones, we should just make it to where the quiet ones don't exist. No one who wants to live should be quiet. I'm gonna close my eyes and everyone should start talking. If I don't hear you, then you must not exist and I should vote for you. Because non-existant people suck and you can't trust them. I had an imaginary friend once and the bastard tried to kill me in my sleep.

Cronk's family tree is only developed up to his Gran-Gran so anything's possible.

I'm starting to think you're not all there in the sanity department. You should see a specialist. There are plenty of good doctors at the institution I've been staying at. I could give you one of their numbers. Just to warn you, though, they don't accept dead cats as payment. So you might run into some trouble there.

I've renamed your topic to include the set's name. I've also moved it the BSTF forum.

Why not go all the way and call him Lucky Fudge? That's what I'll be thinking every time I read the name.

Oh my, we've been alphabatized! That can't be good...

Oh, no! We have to deal with Werewolves now, too?! Ferraris and Goombas and Werewolves, OH MY! Sometimes it doesn't pay to get out of bed. Mountains, mole hills... I think we should worry about Italian werewolves driving expensive cars before we argue topographical features, don't you?

Karma has now sealed your fate. You'll be playing a self-loathing orc barbarian.

I understand the rules and want to play. I may even get to use pronouns!

I knew it! The Super Mario Brothers are real! But, hey, that's good news, right? It means all we have to do us jump on everyone's heads and the ones that get squished and have points appear above them are the scum! And you said I wasted all those years of my life playing video games, Tam. Is that a confession, Mr. Italian Man? 'Cause based on our names family's history, we must be of Irish descent. Guess where the Ferrari's must be from. Go on, guess.

I'm sure he knows that they're gone. And since he couldn't respond to you even if he wanted, I'm going to lock this topic.

Ferraris? We're being attacked by cars now?! I knew that they were up to no good with their dastardly internal combustion engines... I don't trust anything that combusts. You can count on me, brother!

This is not the thread to lament casting choices. There are plenty of other places on the internet for that.

Aw, thanks. You're pretty neat yourself, sis.

Oh, changes. That's a good thing, right? Right?! Colin, here, feeling a little underdressed. Where'd my helmet go?

I'm sorry, are you saying that the set would come with actual plutonium? Or that a child is more likely to construct a fake nuclear bomb out of LEGO if they have a Nuclear Plant set first? I'll assume your saying LEGO would be more likely to make a Bomb set if they had previously made a Power Plant. To which I say: Huh? Cloney is right, though, this discussion leads nowhere. It's unlikely that a cooling tower will ever be made for practical reasons. And we'll have Homer's workspace, at least, if the set list is to be believed.

A lot of factors went into what became the tragedy that occurred in Japan. I don't think if TLG made the power plant, it would really offend anyone any more than a nuclear power plant in the actual cartoon would. I've never heard of anyone boycotting the Simpsons since then. Just producing a power plant, in my opinion, would not be disrespectful to the people affected by the events in Japan. Now if a play feature had it destroyed by a tsunami, yeah, that would cross a line. But I trust LEGO enough that they wouldn't do that. The Simpsons have been poking fun at nuclear power for years. They obviously don't advocate it's use and they highlight how unsafe it can be in negligent hands.

Being contradictive is a town tell anyway. The scum's road to victory is normally littered with the corpses of confusing and confused townies. I'm up for a reserve spot. 1. A bunch of stuff that I'm too lazy to find and then list. Only on EB, though. 2. I need to find a good balance between trusting and paranoia. Also I'd like to survive past Day 2. 3. The only other game I've played with no PMs was Belleville and we know how that turned out, don't we Tammo? I'm interested to see how it'll work this time.

It's not a very strong glow-in-the-dark. It'll probably have to be in direct light for a few minutes to store up the light before each time you want it in the dark. Yeah, if you can push him into the smaller city sets (every hero needs a city to save anyway), he might do a little better. My daughter just turned 5 and she's starting to be able to put the smaller Friends sets together. The little animal ones are great for her. My advice also is to let him do a lot of free play with basic bricks as well. Just experimenting with how the bricks go together without the pressure of instructions should give him a good idea of how to build later with instructions.

I don't think LEGO would shy away from the power plant because it's a power plant (Why exactly is that politically incorrect now?). I agree that a full size cooling tower probably isn't going to happen but it'll be because it would take up too much of a set and wouldn't have enough play functions to offset that.

If it makes you feel any better, I'm sure the fact that the Seaport Battle came with two heroes in awesome armored suits and a villain with a glow-in-the-dark head probably affected his decision as well. Compared to two guys fighting in their pajamas (from a kids perspective, I got Black Zero Escape myself because Superman and Zod (and Lois) are pretty cool), I'd chose Seaport Battle as well.

Would the same thing apply for an enemy that strikes a hero twice?

He probably means the Barrel Escape, though that's really more of a wine cellar. I can see TLG staying away from making Moe's and just spreading Moe and his regular customers over a few different sets. That way you could still make one yourself.