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Hey Chaos, aren't you supposed to be compiling these?

It's kind of all worth it though, because Perrin suddenly becomes AWESOME in book 13.

Interesting anecdote that is somewhat related to this conversation: My sister was born left-handed. Everything she did, she did with her left hand. When she was about three or four my parents decided that it would be better for her to be right-handed. So they taped her left hand shut for two weeks. Now my sister is a fully functional right-handed person. So... it's probably not as big a deal as you might think at first.

She's just barely winning again! Tell all your friends to vote for her!

Ah. Thanks Peter.

Ah! When I voted she was winning by a long shot, now he's almost caught up! Come on VIN!!!!!

Yeah...

I've had a level 100 team in every version I've owned. It should be much easier this time around, because there are trainers with level 75+ pokemon you can battle over and over. Anyway, Chrono Trigger is only 20 hours on a first run through. On a New Game+, you can halve that. Also, even on a first playthrough there are three different ways to finish the game, one of which results in a very different ending. (Well, not horribly different.)

A younger fan with beginning knowledge of HTML and not much experience with good web design decided to make a website for his favorite author? (I don't know how he paid for the domain, don't look at me.) Tor picked an employee at random and gave him instructions to make this website, but said employee had never read Mistborn or The Wheel of Time? ???

I think Brandon has already said there are between 15 and 30 systems, depending on how you count.

I'm pretty sure 1000 breaths for Nightblood is accurate, but perhaps Yesteel has come up with a way to do it more efficiently?

Okay, as soon as you have six level 100 pokemon, you put Chrono Trigger in your DS and you do not remove it until the credits have rolled at least three times. (This game has like, twelve endings or something.)

So, this new annotation came out today. Let's briefly discuss what we learned. 1) We now have a second example of someone who Returned for a specific purpose. This might give us insight into how Endowment's powers work. 2) We have learned that Returned often regain their memories when confronted directly with the reason for their return. 3) We have learned that Yesteel knows how to create sentient weaponry, and is not above giving this information away. 4) We learn that Lifeless have enough cognitive power and sense of self to potentially be view-point characters, and that keeping them in the dark is not a good thing. Discuss.

Someone over on TV Tropes is convinced that Dalinar was based on Mormon (Author of The Book of Mormon, if that wasn't obvious.) There might be something to this.

I saw a review of the device that said that on some of the games the 3D really was just a gimmick, but on others (Pilotwings specifically) the 3D significantly enhanced the experience.

This.

How far did you get? There's a time paradox within the first twenty minutes for crying out loud! Did you even meet Frog? This is one of the all time greats we're talking about here. Give it another shot. The game deserves your attention.

YOU HAVEN"T FINISHED CHRONO TRIGGER? GO DO SO NOW! I did not use caps lock, I held down shift.

I vote Aona = Charity. Also, I'm glad to here more confirmation of the Sci-Fi Mistborn. I was beginning to worry he'd decided against it.

What can I buy with these points?

My Emboar just swept the entire seventh gym without taking a single point of damage. Awesome. Hmm... I thought I had found the Ice Beam TM, but then I remembered that Vanillush just learns it naturally. It's gotta be in there somewhere!

It took me a few minutes to figure out where I'd heard the name Ladrian, but once I started looking in the right places it was a breeze.

I'm gonna bump this thread because the question was never answered and it's still bugging me. Anyone know what happened here?

Why use guns if you're already a coinshot? Maybe so that when the enemy thinks you're out of ammo, you can still surprise them with coins to the face?

It's just, for over a decade, there's been this entire other level to pokemon training that I had no idea existed. It's like reading all the cosmere novels and finding out 10 years later about Adonalsium.