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submitted by mirrorspock
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I loved these books when I read them in school. It was just the lore and adventure which enthralled me. Though it may have been for younger people I still love them.

submitted by PsychoNerd91
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I dunno if it's just me, but I lose /so/ much interest. It makes me feel like they should just write their own story. What about you guys? How much is too much?

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… and attitude. Look out below world, but Seth MacFarlane — creator of Family Guy — is about to unleash his first feature film on you this July. Simply called Ted, it tells the story of a young man who once wished that his childhood teddy bear would live with him forever… and now, he does, well into our hero’s adulthood, though both of them are obviously having trouble growing up. Interesting thing is, it appears that Ted the talking stuffed bear, his human friend, AND their other friends get along better that you might expect in this sort of a set-up. The R-rated film stars Mark Wahlberg and Mila Kunis, as well as Seth MacFarlane himself — yep, he wrote it, he directed it, and he stars as the voice of Ted, who’s animated in CGI. Cartoon Brew has a link to the film’s first trailer — but take warning, this is very raunchy and very very Not Safe For Work! Don’t say we didn’t tell you. Interestingly, Cartoon Brew also has an article about Imagine THIS, a cartoon strip that Lucas Turnbloom has been drawing since 2008… and which has some amazing similarities to Ted. They don’t accuse the Ted team of directly stealing, the the article is still interesting.

image c. 2012 Universal Pictures

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submitted by TefLinghu
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I was sharing a photo with the 3 furry friends I have when I realized I met them all in person. So I go to reddit, the keeper of my soul, to ask: How everyone is doing? Nice weather today.

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GWOnline recently published an extensive interview they had with ArenaNet about Guild Wars 2. The interview goes over how the beta was received and what changes will come because of the beta. Difficulties facing the team surrounding new professions and problems encountered in the beta seem to be smoothing over nicely in time for the game's impending release.

Game Designer Mike Ferguson on how the beta was received: "Overall the feedback was extremely positive. For WvW, the beta was extremely useful for us as we were able to learn a lot from playing with a large population over the weekend. After the beta ended we immediately went to work on implementing various updates to make siege weapons more effective, we’re optimizing various systems that were extremely taxing on our servers, and we’re looking at various ways to make WvW easier to learn for people who are first starting out."

Editor Commentary: GW2 is looking particularly good and is shaping up to be a serious contender against WoW especially given they are not going to require a monthly subscription.  There are plenty of choices as far as character customization and I will likely be going with a Charr which has some cool Wolfish attributes.  All in all I think ArenaNet is putting a huge amount of time and effort into coming out with a quality MMO at launch that will appeal to both PvE and PvP players and which offers a good variety of content that will appeal to gamers in the Furry Community.

Complete interview can be read here.

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Had to log onto the firewall and add my computer to the bypass list.

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