Originally posted by bug03
infact
Is that like an artifact?
infact
Is that like an artifact?
Forum > Game Changes Discussion > Proposed Changes > Discussion of Potential Accelerated Player Development Change
Originally posted by Deathblade
Nope, nobody can say jumping the shark.
Actually never heard it before on these forums, what does it mean?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MpraJYnbVtE
Nope, nobody can say jumping the shark.
Actually never heard it before on these forums, what does it mean?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MpraJYnbVtE
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Originally posted by Catch22
Proposed model is that players would reach level 72 (if fully boosting) at the end of their 7th season.
There's your one tidbit for the day.
fuck yeah
Proposed model is that players would reach level 72 (if fully boosting) at the end of their 7th season.
There's your one tidbit for the day.
fuck yeah
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Originally posted by jamz
I am going to throat punch the next person who says GLB 2.
GLB Too
I am going to throat punch the next person who says GLB 2.
GLB Too
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Originally posted by jamz
I am going to throat punch the next person who says GLB 2.
As you should.
Because everyone should know it is 2.0
I am going to throat punch the next person who says GLB 2.
As you should.
Because everyone should know it is 2.0
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Originally posted by Deathblade
Nope, nobody can say jumping the shark.
Actually never heard it before on these forums, what does it mean?
"Jumping the shark" is a TV show business term born from an episode of the (at the time) No. 1-rated show, Happy Days.
For years, the script writers on that show had to come up with ever-more complicated and wild plots to keep the national TV audience on board.
Finally, they wrote an episode in which the main character, "Fonzy" goes water skiing and jumps over a killer shark.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MDthMGtZKa4
It was neither believable nor well-received, and ever since then, whenever a TV show, or a business, or a person, whatever, does something that proves to be a pivotal moment that leads to their downfall, it's referred to as "jumping the shark."
Nope, nobody can say jumping the shark.
Actually never heard it before on these forums, what does it mean?
"Jumping the shark" is a TV show business term born from an episode of the (at the time) No. 1-rated show, Happy Days.
For years, the script writers on that show had to come up with ever-more complicated and wild plots to keep the national TV audience on board.
Finally, they wrote an episode in which the main character, "Fonzy" goes water skiing and jumps over a killer shark.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MDthMGtZKa4
It was neither believable nor well-received, and ever since then, whenever a TV show, or a business, or a person, whatever, does something that proves to be a pivotal moment that leads to their downfall, it's referred to as "jumping the shark."
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4 months less than a 2 year process isn't shit tbh. The build process will still seem just as long and boring....
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Originally posted by ThePittsburghTag
4 months less than a 2 year process isn't shit tbh. The build process will still seem just as long and boring....
this tbh
1 year start to finish with half of that Pro+ would be badass
4 months less than a 2 year process isn't shit tbh. The build process will still seem just as long and boring....
this tbh
1 year start to finish with half of that Pro+ would be badass
Originally posted by Timetoshine-Beta
officially lame...
oh wait, this is gud
depends on how they do it tbh
officially lame...
oh wait, this is gud
depends on how they do it tbh
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