MistAssassin

Ruler Name: MistAssassin Nation Link: https://www.cybernations.net/nation_drill_display.asp?Nation_ID=561694 Can you believe they were out of Milk?

Has U.S nuclear launch codes, and wants to target Canada.

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Little late but this game is worth the bump anyway. Free to play is great for those that are looking to enjoy Bioware's awesome (fully VO'd) stories for up to 2 classes. You'll get to experience a lot of different planets and missions, as well, see all the cool cosmetic things like speeders and crazy lightsaber colors. If you're looking to enjoy a good story at your own pace in the Star Wars realm, F2P is perfect for you. That being said, if you are at all interested in end-game content. The game does everything in its power to incentivise you to Subscribe, as you can't wear the best gear statistically (without purchasing an unlock), limited numbers of operations (raids), as well as not being able to receive rewards after a certain number of Flashpoints or PvP matches a week. 3.0 is dropping in a couple of days for those that pre-ordered (Dec 2), and December 9th for everyone else. With it comes a new level cap. If you've ever been interested in playing the game, now would be a good time to start. Final verdict: F2P to enjoy the story and see if the game is something you'll want to invest in. By the time you hit level cap, if you still want more, you should probably subscribe. I play on Jedi Covenant and The Bastion if anyone wants to join up with me.

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Well since this got bumped, I'll chime in. The movie was ok, thought massively over-hyped and suffered from a patched plot (I'll explain in a min). The music was overall good, but had no thematic consistency between them. Thinking back to previous movies like Alladin, where the majority of the music was written in minor keys, using typical Arabic music troughs to accompany the feel of the music.Frozen just felt like singles (which they were), and that (imo) is a problem. It also really bothered me how everyone hyped this movie being the "first Disney movie to show you don't need a prince to rescue you", which it wasn't even close to (Brave, Mulan, probably some others I'm not thinking of). I have two cousins that work at Disney, one of which is an animator that gets swung back and forth between Disney and Pixar projects. He was brought on to work on Frozen, and one of the things he told me was the script after "Let it Go" had to be completely redone, as it intended for Elsa to be the main villain, but they were afraid that people would be too attached to her character, and thought the movie would receive backlash by making it that way (I'm not privy to the details were on what was supposed to happen).

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