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Maybe it's the lack of significance that makes it significant.
That's a logical breach.
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Maybe it's the lack of significance that makes it significant.
@Nimda
Dealing with major issues every second of the day is unnecessary and rather stressful.
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It's nice, isn't it?
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I was the only one dealing with the army. It was a "slaughter", but a slower one. The only two formidable opponents did basically nothing, until now, which is just one of them attempting to deal with us.
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Um... yes. Did you... did you not see that beam strike the barrier? Did you not see Dane's hand explode?
-Ruby- I already fixed that part!
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I suppose.
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Not particularly. I'm just waiting for that Ako lad to do something other than shoot that beam at us. I wonder how long until he figures out it's not working?
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It's okay. That was the most reasonable next question.
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I get it. I wouldn't know, though, since I'm what you might call... a recent addition.
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But it IS clearly defined. To me at least. Maybe we've forgotten stuff, maybe we didn't explain stuff well to begin with, idk, but in my mind everything is defined plenty, so I don't see where the issue lies to attack.
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I don't follow. A long time ago you set up things within it, and afterwords I set up the surrounding and beyond it. I built a framework that for all intents and purposes should be usable to build anything. Where is the contention that isn't from trying to break that framework for X reason.