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  The most ludicrously impractical RPG weapons

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    chugmanxl

    Let's see now... Ryu's, Ken's, Dan's MMA gloves. Before they can even fire the Hadouken/Gadouken, their gloves will burn giving [...]

    Let's see now... Ryu's, Ken's, Dan's MMA gloves. Before they can even fire the Hadouken/Gadouken, their gloves will burn giving them 1st - 4th degree burns.
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    pinoklin

    well for the gun blade. the grip is not the real issue since as a fencer we operate rapiers and [...]

    well for the gun blade. the grip is not the real issue since as a fencer we operate rapiers and epees with pistol like grips.
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    seekere

    yeah, what about sepheroth's sword? it's ungodly long. it's like a sword-spear. you could never do any of the traditional [...]

    yeah, what about sepheroth's sword? it's ungodly long. it's like a sword-spear. you could never do any of the traditional moves with it. you could maily just thrust with it, as far as i can tell. i could be wrong, but it seems to be pretty impractal. then there's yuna's weapon, you know, the racket. all i can say is, "tennis anyone?" i'm sure that if you swung as hard serena or venus williams you'd be able to do some damage, but they're pretty darn muscular-and look it too-whereas yuna does not look to be even half as muscular as they are...and she's not. so her hardest swing would bounce off the nearest monster's face, send vibrations quickly and quite painfully up her arm shaking it out of her hand(s), which would just piss off said monster rather profusly. the only good to come out of it would the monster bringing yuna's young life to a sad, but swift, conclusion. all in all this truly i wholely concurr with many of the others. this was/is a totally awsome article.
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  Mass Effect 3 review

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    alex-roy-bristol Why does the side say that ESRB rated it for "Mild Violence"? That is surely not accurate! XD
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    Gamer_Geek

    I completed Mass Effect 3 a few weeks ago, a really enjoyed the storyline and the themes of sacrifice and [...]

    I completed Mass Effect 3 a few weeks ago, a really enjoyed the storyline and the themes of sacrifice and friendship throughout the game's story. Although, having a great story, the free roam doesn't really feel like a true free roam, as mentioned before in other user's comments, the lack of truly explorable worlds the detail of options available to do in these worlds, gives Mass Effect 3 a very short "shelf-life". After gaining most of the achievements and completing the side quests to gain greater war assets for the ending, I grew very bored of the game and struggled to find anything to do. In short, very good story which really captures the drama and emotion you experience throughout the game, however, dull free roam and lack of interesting and difficult side-quests, make Mass Effect 3, a play in between big releases game.
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    code_r

    The extended ending still fails to fix the real problems, and as the name suggests simply makes it longer. The [...]

    The extended ending still fails to fix the real problems, and as the name suggests simply makes it longer. The endless focus on the finale also detracts from the other, perhaps bigger issues that the game has, such as lack of real sidequests, explorable worlds and vehicles which still leave it feeling, unfinished, messy and badly written.
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