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Okay. Now let's not talk about it anymore. As she was giving him a (forced) head, he came so hard it tore off her nose.

Not in the movie, she doesn't. She must survive.

Oh, right. Doom text. Okay, my bad. Still, who needs rockets to beat Ballos?

Huh? Who said there's anything wrong with that? IMO the rocket launcher is useful, but unnecessary, throughout the whole game.

I was about to type a long rant about why you shouldn't post this here, but screw that. Just read this:

Also, he doesn't shoot glowing balls from his mouth. Umm... thank you. Now please go read the first post of this thread.

For every weapon there are circumstances where they're bad. What's the difference for The Almighty Bubbler? Problem Exists Between Chair And Keyboard. Remember that, you'll hear it quite a lot.

That comparison is a bit (a HUUUUGE bit) off. If you shot Mike Tyson IRL, he'd be dead, too. In Punchout, you have no guns, and in IWBTG... well... let's say, the frigging apples kill you!!!

I'd say it's a brothers-in-arms relationship, but tell that to Quote/Curly shippers. Admit it, the implications are there. Atravir's right. Killing off more than two characters means a) a horror movie, or b) crapping crappy crap-movie crap. We don't want either one.

Make it a spin-off then. Maybe if no CS characters are featured, he won't mind.

Nice to meet a fellow Diablo 2 player here... Well, as Bubbler combines Energy Shield bubble shield and Frozen Orb broad firing at the cost of great cooldown limited bullets, I'd say it's great against Fallen small monsters. Against Wendigos greater ones the other weapons are certainly better.

Also, we could expect a huge outrage from Curly-lovers if Atravir let her die. Y'understood? You do not kill da robot!

Ahh... someone finally got the reference. Good work, SP. Maybe she got too close to the helicopter's rotor.

I can confirm that. Specifically, it seems that all the posts made after 3:33 AM on Tuesday were lost.

On the contrary, my dear Watson. If Quote couldn't talk, then how would he possibly be able to tell Jack what happened? Furthermore, there have been many instances of various characters answering Quote's questions. And then there's the ultimate proof: The Plantation Secret Lab. Quote was...

Bubbler's great against Polishes in Sand Zone. You can get them and a bunch o' Babies in one "shot".

Sue's not mimiga and she has the scars even in her human form. Ahem... Thank you very much for reminding us. As for those other characters: None of them has scars. Now would you please stop arguing whether she has or hasn't a nose or what. That's not the point of this thread. Now that I can...

Robots don't grow up, but they still "age". How 'bout some wear-and-tear? Also, Quote can talk. Proof: Plantation, password to Sakamoto's secret lab.

Now this is a must-have for every CS fan. Although it could use some sort of manual or help...

This subject was brought up in an off-topic discussion elsewhere on this forum, but I think it is interesting enough to have its own thread. So: Look at Sue: and note that both her human and mimiga forms have two crossed scars where her nose should be. Now this could be only a way of...

Before she got to the Island. And you mean Kazuma, right? Eh, whatever... Her father sold her nose to science. That's why he's never seen in the game.

Maybe she had a particularly nasty accident while running with scissors.

Shadow of the Mimiga? One thing that made CS so good is that at the beginning the protagonist knows absolutely nothing about what the fuck is going on. That's what we need here, too. Idea: How about beginning the story with Sue? Only after some time playing (and maybe the first bossfight) as...

... I'm ignoring that argument now. Sooooo... The rules agreed upon? If yes, now would be a good time to post the list. Also, does the Report button work, SP?

It was a joke. PC stands for Personal Computer as well as for Player Character.