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Just think of it as an art book: a thick and sturdy magazine with mostly large pictures directly relevant to its topic, and devoid of advertisements.

That character is not the character for money, and the bit at the end in parenthesis is indeed mook. I can't imagine myself buying this, I can't personally justify the expense. I will, however, still hope it's more than a compilation of already existent official art and assets.

I've quoted below Hikarusa's response to his ban. Before someone brings my attention to the fact that I am in some small capacity acting as an intermediary circumvention to his ban, note that I am aware of and acknowledge this. If the administration decides my posting it is improper, then so be it, but I've not elected to post it out of ill will; as far as I can make out, his response is perfectly relevant to the topic at hand.

I'm not sure it would work well on 4chan because no one would know who anyone is, haha.I uninstalled it, but I can reinstall it if you have it and want to play together. I enjoyed the game outside the scope of Battle.net 2.

Why don't you make a competition? People can post in this thread material intended to sway people from lasting a certain number of days, and those competing have to report each night if they've survived or not.

I take offense to the degree of credibility you grant this explanation. No, I simply cannot believe you'd suggest what you did. The possibility of your hypothesis holding ground is much, much, greater than you say. Despite this, however, I believe I may be able to offer a few refinements to that which you've brought to the table. There was a family of one father and four sons who were into incest and bondage. They were addicted to it the blissful ecstasy of their experimental activities to the point that they sought to find a witch who could grant them supreme bondage. In regard to this I can fathom no way in which my thinking might aberrate, but henceforth my hypothesis deviates from your own. I hope I can convince you of the probably accuracy of my own suggestions. I propose the family was not composed of five members, but of six. Recall the crazy scientist at the Lake Hylia Laboratory, the one who asks Link to dive into his personal pool of love and filth (note that Link wears a skirt). I believe this man to be the grandfather in the Skulltula family. He has a similar face to that of the family members, one that is grotesque enough to make one's eyes bleed. I want to gouge my brain out with a spoon whenever I get a peek at his monstrous visage. The impossible sin of a human being that he is, he was clearly afflicted by the same curse as the sexually deviant Skulltula family. When the troupe of incestuous adventurers managed to locate a witch with the ability to grant them the supreme bondage they so desperately desired, the grandfather must have recognized the witch as his niece and fled to Lake Hylia. Angered by the disgusted reaction of her uncle, the witch proceeded to curse each family member to supreme bondage with individual skulltulas. The grandfather in his laboratory must ask Link to run errands for him because he is permanently rooted to his massive, putrid, skulltula of a face. The rest is as you discussed. The Skulltula family members are grateful for their rescue, and they perform erotic dances for Link at their leisure. The other mysteries you've made note of I shall perhaps remark upon once I've had the opportunity to devote my mental energies to them.

The US states I've been to are Arizona, California, Florida, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, Nevada, New Hampshire, New York, Vermont, and Virginia: eleven states. I didn't include states of which the only time I spent in them was at an airport because that's cheating.

Sure, that works. Fire Emblem mods are still directly relevant to Fire Emblem and the forum so I'd see no reason to discount them.

Far From the Forest is the third option in the fourth poll.

I'm vaguely curious as to how old the currently active members of this forum are. Maybe other people are as well. Note that I didn't add "I choose to withhold from making a relevant vote but still wish to click something noting my disinterest in participating" options to the poll on purpose. For the age question, please assume the standard Western system of age reckoning (I know there are Koreans here!). Votes are private, so feel free to reveal your votes in a post should you wish to (given this is a discussion board). My wholly ungrounded guess is that the average age will be sixteen, that over fifty percent of members live in North America with the second highest percentage in that category claimed by Western Europe. What projections might you have? Edit: I voted that I am age 20, was born in Western Europe, live in North America, spend the most time here (when I'm active) in that monstrosity with the FE4 Thread, and last played a Fire Emblem game six to twelve months ago.

What is this fan-made game in which the English is correct and the humor funny? ONE WOULD HAVE THOUGHT THIS IMPOSSIBLE! DO MY EYES DECEIVE ME? The game extracted without issue for me, I won't pretend I can make a guess as to what might cause an error for some. I'm unfamiliar with the series but I might actually give this some time tonight thanks to a positive initial impression. (One spelling error I noticed).

If it's not any trouble, I'd be very much interested in seeing some Balrog art myself.