What Universe would you live in?

[JayVe]

If you could pick any universe from games to books to movies to live in, where would you pick? Middle Earth, Marvel Universe, Mushroom Kingdom, Mass Effect, Hyrule, Firefly, or the land of Bollywood music videos where people sing and dance in the street? Maybe the land of impossible boob physics where the girls from Dead or Alive live.



-from webOS

[Karak]

#1 Dragonlance
#2 Jade Empire
#3 Shannara

[muddi900]

I think we did this before. I would definitely live in Mushroom Kingdom. Endless supply of mushrooms that make you fly high? Why not?

[Ghostbear]

Battletech :D

[Hawkzombie]

1. X-Men....I'd love to be a mutant. But not with a shitty power. I want to control magnets. Fucking miracles man.

2. Trigun. I fucking loved that anime. But I'd want to be Vash :p

3. Vampire Hunter D. But not as a weakling human. Either as a vamp or a vamp hunter.

[Wasson_]

after having seen Dune for like the 3rd time in a week...

A universe where every well-known sci-fi/fantasy movie that has random minor roles...they have Sting.
http://2.bp.blogspot.com/-5fQfh6cdmOo/Td1BQL70X2I/AAAAAAAAWpI/UUvJ6Xqb7Ks/s1600/feyd.jpg
as I walk through fields of gold...in Harkonnen battle panties.

like Jurassic Park for instance...instead of the asian guy telling Dr. Grant and folks that all the dinosaurs are female...it's Sting.

Aliens - you don't have Spunkmeyer. You have Sting.

Predator - Hawkens is sooo Sting.

He at least got a larger role in LOTR...sorry Mr. Dourif. Sting got to be wormtongue.
He also got Mr. Dourif's spot in Alien Resurrection...


In Return of the Jedi he's the A-wing pilot who crashes into the super star destroyer
Empire strikes back, he's Dack.
but in New Hope he's one of the imperial officers in the detention center.

In terminator, he's one of the street punks who gets killed with bill paxton.

In The Thing, he's the Norwegian guy who gets shot in the face.

it's like a game...he fits in like everywhere...

[muddi900]

In Constantine, he is the real Constantine who shoots Keanu in the face!

[Hawkzombie]

Predator - Hawkens is sooo Sting.

Hawkins (http://www.imdb.com/character/ch0000884/) :p

I'm sensitive about this, as we share the name.

[diablopath]

Despite all the death and war and whatnot, Mass Effect.

Holy shit would it be awesome in times like that.

[AyeEmBored]

It depends. If I had to stay me, I think I'd like to live in Mayberry. Of course, I'm married, have kids, and have a boring, safe life anyway.

Second Choice? Harry Potter, as a wizard, post Voldemort.

Third? OK. This world.

http://www.superherocinema.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/10/BatmanXXX09-300x199.jpg

[LoisInTranslation]

DC Universe (Metropolis) is probably the most obvious one.

I would also like to live in the world created for Waterworld.

For Krispy's sake, I also have to say Naboo.

[Ancalagon]

As a powerful channeler in the Wheel of Time world, or
As a powerful magician in Midkemia (Raymond E Feist's world)

Sometimes I also wonder about what it would be like if I could travel back in time on this planet, and introduce advanced technology into our past.

Would be interesting to be a Mentat, come to think of it, or even the kwisatz haderach.

[muddi900]

DC Universe (Metropolis) is probably the most obvious one.


I almost said DCU but;

If you live in Gotham, you have life expectancy of 25 with 'stabbed by maniacal clown' the leading cause of death.

If you live in Coast City, Mongul will come and destroy all of the city or Sinestro will drop a yellow thingamajog on your building.

If you live in Fawcett City, it's kinda nice and calm and peaceful, except when the universal reboot happens and you are wiped off existence because your superhero is better than Superman.

If you live in Star City...

http://1.bp.blogspot.com/_slzL0vHRjtY/TCUeNYg0W0I/AAAAAAAAE9U/uzePjMgSooM/s1600/Arsenal3-023+024.jpg

[Squidbot]

You people are fucked in the head. No way would I live in any of those universes. Constant war, danger of death, other nasty shit all the damn time.
I'll go with Little Big Planet, or Leisure Suit Larry, something relaxed with fun and boobies.

[Widgetcraft]

If I had to be me, like I just pop into the universe in a place of my choosing, I would say Star Trek and live on Earth. Great medical advances, lots of fun stuff to do, no need to worry about money. I doubt that I would be a very productive citizen, but whatever. Probably too old and out of shape to join Star Fleet.

If I could be someone else, or altered in some way, I would choose The Chronicles of Amber and be a Prince of Amber. Immortality? Check. Super human strength and rejuvenation? Check. Ability to go wherever the fuck I want? Check. Hell, as a Prince of Amber I could probably stroll into the Star Trek setting without issue, and run the whole place. I'm not terribly ambitious either, so I don't think I would run into too much trouble with the rest of the family.

I suppose the world of Looney Toons wouldn't be so bad either, if I could be a toon.

[Stmfuller]

two choices
1. TNG/DS9 Universe
2. that porno universe where I could be a pizza guy for a living and all the deliveries I made were hot ladies looking for some sausage with their pizza.

[JayVe]

Some of you are really creative. I have to say that the universe of Star Trek sounds appealing. About as close to a utopia as I can imagine. Plus... green alien chicks.

-from webOS

[menage]

Any (well, not all of em before funny people give me some examples of shit that's just gross) harem hentai basically:D

[Panthera]

Star Trek's a damn good call, hard to go wrong with a genuine utopia.

I'd take a shuttle to DS9 and proposition Garak.

[Ink Asylum]

Sci-Fi: Mass Effect - Preferably after Mass Effect 3, when the biggest threat to the galaxy will presumably be over.

Yeah, it's not as peaceful as Star Trek, but I think the aliens, technology, and style are more interesting. The galaxy is a lot more connected, and you can go from one end to the other in a matter of hours. No wormholes needed, no getting stuck in the Delta Quadrant for years.

Also, while there is a lot of death, there are also trillions of people/aliens. The death tolls from the various wars and other conflicts are just scaled up from normal.

Runner-up: Firefly


Fantasy - The Mushroom Kingdom - Yeah, I'm classifying it as fantasy. Deal with it. Sure, depending on the game there's modern technology, but largely the universe is filled with castles and caves and fantastical creatures. Most traditional fantasy universes are pretty sucky for the average person.

The only downside would be the shortage of human women that aren't already dating plumbers.

Runner-up: Azeroth (Warcraft)

[LoisInTranslation]

[QUOTE=muddi900;945276]I almost said DCU but;

If you live in Gotham, you have life expectancy of 25 with 'stabbed by maniacal clown' the leading cause of death.

If you live in Coast City, Mongul will come and destroy all of the city or Sinestro will drop a yellow thingamajog on your building.

If you live in Fawcett City, it's kinda nice and calm and peaceful, except when the universal reboot happens and you are wiped off existence because your superhero is better than Superman.

What can I say? I like to live on the edge.

[Ox]

Peter Hamilton's Confederation. Edenists would be my preference (genetically-engineered cetacean starships!), but Adamists would be cool too. Just so long as it's before the whole "unstoppable Satanic plague of tortured souls from beyond the grave" thing, that was a huge downer.

[Vandabo]

Peter Hamilton's Confederation. Edenists would be my preference (genetically-engineered cetacean starships!), but Adamists would be cool too. Just so long as it's before the whole "unstoppable Satanic plague of tortured souls from beyond the grave" thing, that was a huge downer.

Yes! That universe would be high on my list. However, I think I'd go with the Dan Simmon's Hyperion Cantos universe. If I could work it so that I could experience the whole timeline, with all it's different phases, that would be ideal.

The people who have read the entire series know what I'm talking about. I would want to see the high-tech awesome sci-fi world at the beginning, then experience the way things end up. The ending of that series is one of the most beautiful and intriguing scenarios I've ever read.

[Ox]

On a completely different tack, how awesome is the universe of the Blues Brothers? Terrifying nuns, acrobatic church services, great music, and arguably the most elaborate auto accidents ever imagined. Although the Illinois Nazis might be annoying.

[Blue]

Dresden Files.

[National Kato]

Although the Illinois Nazis might be annoying.

I hate Illinois Nazis.

[Ink Asylum]

Dresden Files.

Not after Ghost Story.

[Entropy]

Star Trek Next Gen

[Blue]

Not after Ghost Story.

I just finished Turn Coat so I'm still safe.

[OUX]

Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy.

[roboninja]

Star Trek is tempting, if only for the things it pretty much lacks: money and religion.

[Ultima Thulian]

"I see you are enticed by my daughter's awesome rockin' tits."

http://www.southparkstudios.com/full-episodes/s12e03-major-boobage

"Go now to the Fountains of Varnuth and appease the Gods by lathering her boobs in soapy suds."

Yea, ticket to the Fountains of Varnuth please! The Heavy Metal world in general is also awesome.

[pomeroy]

Definitely not Westeros.

Maybe the Apatow universe? Everyone's funny and schlubby guys get hot women.

[Banacek]

Star Trek is tempting, if only for the things it pretty much lacks: money and religion.

I'd say that FTL travel trumps everything else for me. Being able to explore the universe would be amazing.

[JayVe]

Star Trek's a damn good call, hard to go wrong with a genuine utopia.

I'd take a shuttle to DS9 and proposition Garak.

I LOVE your avatar!

Carl is the MAN!

[JayVe]

Star Trek is tempting, if only for the things it pretty much lacks: money and religion.

DS9 dipped its toe into religion.

[rein]

Eureka

(too short)

[Dorkandproudofit]

I can't believe no one has yet mentioned the Final Fantasy Tactics Advance version of Ivalice, yet.

Here's why it would be more awesome than anything else:

1.) ANYONE can learn to use magic. Anyone.

2.) If you have problems IRL, they will not exist in Ivalice. For example, if you're a paraplegic stuck in a wheelchair IRL, in Ivalice, you can run and walk just as good (with magic, potentially better) as any normal person.

3.) Want to be a badass? You're in luck! Just take on any job at the local tavern and fight your way to fame and fortune. And you won't have to worry about a short life expectancy as a result of such a lifestyle, because

4.) NO DEATH, at least not in battle; the judges may make stupid rules about how you fight, but unless you go to a Jagd (where there are no judges), you will NEVER have to worry about getting killed, ever. Dying of old age? Sure, until someone figures out a way to stop that, or at least extend your lifespan. But that would take ma--oh, yeah:

5.) ANYONE CAN USE MAGIC.


Put me up for that.

[Dorkandproudofit]

I'm going to go ahead and assume that the lack of replies means that I've won. :D

[PathMaster]

Dresden Files would be interesting, but I would not want to me a "red shirt" so to speak. Let me be a Knight of the Cross, or a Winter Fae (yea I said it), or even a part of the Black Court.

Snow Crash...virtual world would be good. Hopefully no glass weapons going into me though.

[JayVe]

I'm going to go ahead and assume that the lack of replies means that I've won. :D

Depends on the goofy-ass rules the Judge set up for the battle.

That BS alone would make me NEVER want to play in FFTA's world.

[JayVe]

Nobody chose Star Wars. Interesting!

[Wombat]

I'm surprised no one else has mentioned Iain Banks Culture. A galaxy spanning post scarcity society, where there is still the chance for adventure by working for special circumstances, an organization which would laugh hysterically at Star Trek's prime directive.

[Vandabo]

I'm surprised no one else has mentioned Iain Banks Culture. A galaxy spanning post scarcity society, where there is still the chance for adventure by working for special circumstances, an organization which would laugh hysterically at Star Trek's prime directive.

I thought about it, but I think I'd feel too insignificant, my life pointless. It would be damn pleasant though.

[EnderSin]

I think I would have to go to Forgotten Realms or maybe the Aberrant universe. Also I need the makers of the Munchkin card to make a universe so I can choose that one.

[Pale Ale]

I'm surprised no one else has mentioned Iain Banks Culture. A galaxy spanning post scarcity society, where there is still the chance for adventure by working for special circumstances, an organization which would laugh hysterically at Star Trek's prime directive.

Too Easy.


Well maybe an Eccentric Mind.

[Superman's Dead]

I'd definitely go with Star Wars. In that universe you can make something of yourself. It's the ultimate pulling yourself up by your bootstraps.

[LoisInTranslation]

Naboo is from Star Wars...

[PathMaster]

Naboo is from Star Wars...

He has a point though. Look how far Jar Jar Binks went. Outcast to Senator. Not bad. :p

[Xerxes]

Funny thing, the coolness of the universe is based on you not being the regular guy still. I mean it would be like being a tax accountant in the Fifth Element. Working your whole life just to get a cruise to Fhloston Paradise when you retire. Fuck that shit.

My choice: Avatar: The Last Airbender universe, as long as I was a bender. I'd be adverse to being a fire bender cause their power lacks much room for creativity. Fire, lightening and what ever combustion man was doing. And every 100 years you could create some serious propulsion and fly around. And that was probably only limited to the Fire King. Where as the other kids was always learning and coming up with new ways to use their bending. Ok, Air was kind of weaksauce as well as far as creativity goes, but he could at least glide.

Regardless, any of them would do but the Earthbenders seem to have the most fun. Water being a close second, if you had the water.

[Matthias]

Funny thing, the coolness of the universe is based on you not being the regular guy still. I mean it would be like being a tax accountant in the Fifth Element. Working your whole life just to get a cruise to Fhloston Paradise when you retire. Fuck that shit.

My choice: Avatar: The Last Airbender universe, as long as I was a bender. I'd be adverse to being a fire bender cause their power lacks much room for creativity. Fire, lightening and what ever combustion man was doing. And every 100 years you could create some serious propulsion and fly around. And that was probably only limited to the Fire King. Where as the other kids was always learning and coming up with new ways to use their bending. Ok, Air was kind of weaksauce as well as far as creativity goes, but he could at least glide.

Regardless, any of them would do but the Earthbenders seem to have the most fun. Water being a close second, if you had the water.

I think any apparently lack in creativity of the styles was simply a lack of time to showcase more--or, in airbending's case, a complete lack of other airbenders to study advanced technique. When you consider that waterbenders of enough power and discipline can learn to bend blood, there's a lot of potential for other techniques, especially if you can bend more than one element--in fact, I was a little disappointed that they didn't show Aang combining disciplines more directly more often.

[Matthias]

To be honest, I think I'd have to go with Star Trek, in TNG's era, or perhaps (perhaps) the rebooted universe. I'm not sure if I would enlist in Starfleet, but there's enough in that society to keep me running around in excitement for the rest of my life.

I also think something similar to Mega Man: Battle Network or Tron would be pretty cool, where you can beam into a (heavily abstracted) computer or networks and buzz around--with the whole "you die in Canada, you die in real life!" downside eliminated.

Of course, picking TNG also means I can play out that universe or any other in a holodeck, so there you go...

[Fubl]

Shadow run Magic check. Threat of being eaten or bought by a multi billion dollar corporate dragon check. Sacrificed to blood mages check. Plugging into cyber space and getting my brain turned to ooze by the newest virus check. Replacing half your body with cybernetics check.


Babylon 5. I just liked their ship designs and they had some really cool aliens.

Battle tech 20 foot tall robots how can you say no

Crimson skies is my runner up pick.

[Mike Kelehan]

2. that porno universe where I could be a pizza guy for a living and all the deliveries I made were hot ladies looking for some sausage with their pizza.

Porno universe would be great, for several reasons. Just... make sure you pick the right porn.

[Deadend]

I thought about it, but I think I'd feel too insignificant, my life pointless. It would be damn pleasant though.

But isn't that feeling of lack of significance part of life on earth?

The Culture novels, if you notice seem to be about epic adventures, but aside from a couple of them, they aren't really that special of occasions.

I'd rather live in the Culture, as it's a society where your life's significance and meaning is based on your own definitions and your interactions with others. Yay for a non-zero sum setting.

[Xerxes]

I think any apparently lack in creativity of the styles was simply a lack of time to showcase more--or, in airbending's case, a complete lack of other airbenders to study advanced technique. When you consider that waterbenders of enough power and discipline can learn to bend blood, there's a lot of potential for other techniques, especially if you can bend more than one element--in fact, I was a little disappointed that they didn't show Aang combining disciplines more directly more often.

Well he wasn't the complete Avatar until the end. I imagine the new series will showcase more hybrid bending.

I think fire, and I just don't know. It's only useful for destructive purposes.

[JayVe]

Oooh. Avatar is a good one. Babylon 5 was a great show, but I don't think I'd want to live there. Sure, I'd take the Babylon 5 universe over this one, but between Babylon 5 and Star Trek, I'd prefer to live in the Trek world hands down.

Also, while Battletech is cool, that would be a miserable universe in which to live. Decaying tech, constant war, struggle for survival. Pass.

[Ink Asylum]

Well he wasn't the complete Avatar until the end. I imagine the new series will showcase more hybrid bending.

I think fire, and I just don't know. It's only useful for destructive purposes.

Although in the new series Air is the last element the new Avatar will have to learn, so ther probably won't be much airbending shown.

Fire is destructive, but it's also the backbone of the Fire Nation's industry. I think we would've seen more creative and non-destructive use of firebending if the Fire Nation weren't on screen largely as opponents during fights.

[AyeEmBored]

Porno universe would be great, for several reasons. Just... make sure you pick the right porn.

And I, again, point to the picture I posted. BatPorn.

[Clark]

I'm surprised no one else has mentioned Iain Banks Culture. A galaxy spanning post scarcity society, where there is still the chance for adventure by working for special circumstances, an organization which would laugh hysterically at Star Trek's prime directive.

I was coming here to pick this.

Man I love those books so much.

[Bandango]

after having seen Dune for like the 3rd time in a week...

A universe where every well-known sci-fi/fantasy movie that has random minor roles...they have Sting.
http://2.bp.blogspot.com/-5fQfh6cdmOo/Td1BQL70X2I/AAAAAAAAWpI/UUvJ6Xqb7Ks/s1600/feyd.jpg
as I walk through fields of gold...in Harkonnen battle panties.

like Jurassic Park for instance...instead of the asian guy telling Dr. Grant and folks that all the dinosaurs are female...it's Sting.

Aliens - you don't have Spunkmeyer. You have Sting.

Predator - Hawkens is sooo Sting.

He at least got a larger role in LOTR...sorry Mr. Dourif. Sting got to be wormtongue.
He also got Mr. Dourif's spot in Alien Resurrection...


In Return of the Jedi he's the A-wing pilot who crashes into the super star destroyer
Empire strikes back, he's Dack.
but in New Hope he's one of the imperial officers in the detention center.

In terminator, he's one of the street punks who gets killed with bill paxton.

In The Thing, he's the Norwegian guy who gets shot in the face.

it's like a game...he fits in like everywhere...

Best post ever. I want to live in this universe too.

[Entropy]

after having seen Dune for like the 3rd time in a week...

A universe where every well-known sci-fi/fantasy movie that has random minor roles...they have Sting.
http://2.bp.blogspot.com/-5fQfh6cdmOo/Td1BQL70X2I/AAAAAAAAWpI/UUvJ6Xqb7Ks/s1600/feyd.jpg
as I walk through fields of gold...in Harkonnen battle panties.

like Jurassic Park for instance...instead of the asian guy telling Dr. Grant and folks that all the dinosaurs are female...it's Sting.

Aliens - you don't have Spunkmeyer. You have Sting.

Predator - Hawkens is sooo Sting.

He at least got a larger role in LOTR...sorry Mr. Dourif. Sting got to be wormtongue.
He also got Mr. Dourif's spot in Alien Resurrection...


In Return of the Jedi he's the A-wing pilot who crashes into the super star destroyer
Empire strikes back, he's Dack.
but in New Hope he's one of the imperial officers in the detention center.

In terminator, he's one of the street punks who gets killed with bill paxton.

In The Thing, he's the Norwegian guy who gets shot in the face.

it's like a game...he fits in like everywhere...

And like that Wasson became my favorite forum member...wait...favorite human being! :p

[Xerxes]

Although in the new series Air is the last element the new Avatar will have to learn, so ther probably won't be much airbending shown.

Fire is destructive, but it's also the backbone of the Fire Nation's industry. I think we would've seen more creative and non-destructive use of firebending if the Fire Nation weren't on screen largely as opponents during fights.

Yep but she has the other elements down. It took Aang 2 seasons to get that far. :)

[Ink Asylum]

True. I think we'll see a lot more creative firebending from Korra, especially in combination with the other elements.

[Joshkdmw]

Guys, the answer is obvious.

Think about it. Dune is awesome, so is Avatar, so are many others. But you just live in those universes, man. There's no guarantee you get to be the big Dick playa on the scene. Ain't gonna be no Muad-dib in this motherfucker.

The answer is Pokemon.

Pokemon. Everybody gets to have Pokemon. You turn ten, BAM. you get sent off with some cash and a starter Pokemon. You're expected to travel the world. And you never have to worry about money, because you have this whole shadow economy based on fighting battles and getting cash.

Need a place to stay? You can sleep and eat for free at the Pokemon center. Get caught in a storm? That just means you triggered a flag, you're gonna find a rare Pokemon. You can do this job you're whole life and people won't think you're a failure. You never have to mature. It's like being Peter fucking Pan.

Plus, the ratio of girls to guys? Freaking insane. Lots of single mothers in that show, too. Hitting and quitting must be common practice.

Ain't no guns in kanto. Officer Jenny's only armed with handcuffs and a scowl.

Ain't no disease. Hell, they can cure a dead Pokemon with a healing machine. What kind of medical care you wanna bet they have for humans?

Ain't no wars. People get that aggression out in Pokemon battles.

Pokemon is the best world to live in. Other ones are dangerous.

[JayVe]

I would LOVE to be a Pokemon trainer!

[Xerxes]

Like I said, if you are a bender; the Avatar verse rocks. Being a normie; not so much.

Being a Earth bender would be so sick. Rock gloves, metal binding, rock hand cuffs, gem armor, falling into the ground and tunneling, launching yourself into the sky...

[Ink Asylum]

Also: Turtleducks!

http://farm1.staticflickr.com/162/374081145_d8d832687d.jpg

[Shieldmaiden]

I'm kinda tempted to say Discworld. I'd go and study at the Unseen University.

[Ink Asylum]

That's a pretty good choice. Especially with the increasing modernity, like the clacks towers.

[muddi900]

Guys, the answer is obvious.

Think about it. Dune is awesome, so is Avatar, so are many others. But you just live in those universes, man. There's no guarantee you get to be the big Dick playa on the scene. Ain't gonna be no Muad-dib in this motherfucker.

The answer is Pokemon.

Pokemon. Everybody gets to have Pokemon. You turn ten, BAM. you get sent off with some cash and a starter Pokemon. You're expected to travel the world. And you never have to worry about money, because you have this whole shadow economy based on fighting battles and getting cash.

Need a place to stay? You can sleep and eat for free at the Pokemon center. Get caught in a storm? That just means you triggered a flag, you're gonna find a rare Pokemon. You can do this job you're whole life and people won't think you're a failure. You never have to mature. It's like being Peter fucking Pan.

Plus, the ratio of girls to guys? Freaking insane. Lots of single mothers in that show, too. Hitting and quitting must be common practice.

Ain't no guns in kanto. Officer Jenny's only armed with handcuffs and a scowl.

Ain't no disease. Hell, they can cure a dead Pokemon with a healing machine. What kind of medical care you wanna bet they have for humans?

Ain't no wars. People get that aggression out in Pokemon battles.

Pokemon is the best world to live in. Other ones are dangerous.

Kristen Bell does not aprove!

http://www.palzoo.net/file/pic/user/Kristen-Bell.jpg

[Pale Ale]

Ok ok I'm convinced Pokemon. Kristen Bell can be the chick version and Sting can be the rival.

[JayVe]

Yeah. The more I think of it, Pokemon sounds damn nice. Star Trek could be dangerous if you wear the wrong color shirt on a landing party.

[Joshkdmw]

Kristin Bell and Sting are members of Team Rocket. With Vern Troyer as Meowth.

You're welcome.

[Karak]

I think this should have said what "Nice safe universe would you live in?" I instantly thought of the hard, amazing, dangerous places, and thought those would be amazing. I would never want to live in ST versus B5. B5 is strife, war, and picking your sagging ass up and trying to become a commander, or a flyer, or one of the people living in Down Below hahahahaha.

[rein]

Also: Turtleducks!

http://farm1.staticflickr.com/162/374081145_d8d832687d.jpg

I so wish those were real.

[Wasson_]

And like that Wasson became my favorite forum member...wait...favorite human being! :p

http://fc07.deviantart.net/fs71/i/2012/016/b/1/me_gusta_james_vega_by_axl99-d4mm653.jpg

[PathMaster]

I think this should have said what "Nice safe universe would you live in?" I instantly thought of the hard, amazing, dangerous places, and thought those would be amazing. I would never want to live in ST versus B5. B5 is strife, war, and picking your sagging ass up and trying to become a commander, or a flyer, or one of the people living in Down Below hahahahaha.

Bah, call me Kosh of the Vorlons bitch.

Let me be one of the first ones, or let me be a part of the B5 universe, when Earth's Sun final goes boom. I loved that episode. Humans in an exosuit from Vorlon!

[Codicier]

Warhammer 40,000.

Misery ho! :p

[Dorkandproudofit]

Yeah. The more I think of it, Pokemon sounds damn nice. Star Trek could be dangerous if you wear the wrong color shirt on a landing party.

I still think FFTA's Ivalice is the best one. Think about it: MAGIC. FOR EVERYONE. NO DEATH. BE A NINJA!

[Joshkdmw]

I still think FFTA's Ivalice is the best one. Think about it: MAGIC. FOR EVERYONE. NO DEATH. BE A NINJA!

Death is permanent there. You can lose units unless you're a proper named character.

[Panthera]

Bah, call me Kosh of the Vorlons bitch.

Let me be one of the first ones, or let me be a part of the B5 universe, when Earth's Sun final goes boom. I loved that episode. Humans in an exosuit from Vorlon!

We are all Kosh.

[Dorkandproudofit]

Death is permanent there. You can lose units unless you're a proper named character.

No, not unless you're in Jagd. Judges prevent ALL death on battlefields, regardless of who is there. Montblanc himself said so in FFTA.

[PathMaster]

We are all Kosh.

Just as we have always been here.

[Joshkdmw]

No, not unless you're in Jagd. Judges prevent ALL death on battlefields, regardless of who is there. Montblanc himself said so in FFTA.

RIGHT. I was thinking of the other game that ditched that mechanic. FFTA USA good choice, but even if you play a beastmaster, your choice of monsters to train is pretty limited.