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Yeah, I'm pretty sure that if you just bought the game new, you'd get the Rock download code. I didn't pre-order and I still got him.

Yeah, we'll probably find out more (like if the Show/Henry ring-breaker superplex shown in the video is something you can do in a match or something that happens in Universe) on Monday. EDIT: Two more tidbits that went under the radar. Ledesma revealed them last month: - The CAS layer count on the PS3 has been upgraded from 32 to 64. - You will be able to have matches with up to six Divas.

Got the trailer off YouTube. You might be able to find it there by yourself, but THQ's in the process of containing the leak. Not as disappointed as I would've thought. From that trailer alone, it looks like we've got: CLASSIC ATTIRES/SUPERSTARS - Mankind (KOTR '98) - Undertaker (KOTR '98) - Steve Austin (The same attire he's had in the last 3 games) CURRENT SUPERSTARS - CM Punk (MitB '11 red/white/blue attire) - Sheamus (2011/2012 Green/black attire) - Mark Henry (2011/2012 red/black attire) - Big Show (2011/2012 camouflage attire) - Chris Jericho (2010/2012 lightish-red attire)

You're ignoring the obvious flaw that the game they play that was designed in....the 70's? has them start out in their study room. I'm willing to overlook that because it was just a room in a college that the group called the study room. Since the game started out in a college (with their damn hippie infestation), it makes sense that the group would consider the start screen to be the study room, but did it actually say "HERE'S THE STUDY ROOM Y'ALL HAVE AT GREENDALE" on a sign somewhere? No, but it was very obviously designed to look like the Greendale study room. I wouldn't look too far into the videogame episode, because it's the kind of thing where even the smallest amount of logical thought begins to break the gimmick. For example, everyone's hooked up to headsets and are literally sitting within three feet of eachother at all times. The only thing Britta shouldn't have been able to know about how Gilbert died after drinking her potion was how it looked, yet she apparently didn't hear, either in reality or in her headset, the entire Study Group bagging on her.

Who's to say that Skynet weren't the ones to get him hooked?

I thought the Dean had gotten a Ken doll or something at first. On my second viewing, I noticed that it had a juicebox body with pencil legs.

I checked CYRI. I got my computer from a cousin of mine, and it could run ARMA II perfectly fine with the exception of my graphics card... and since I've got a slim model, I'd need to get a specific kind. I might try and download the ARMA II demo if only to see if I can actually run it, though. Technically, my computer wasn't able to play TS3 but it still did...

There's no way in hell my shitty computer could play that...

That doesn't work. The link shown in the Mission Statement thread only links to Idol's original thread about iDom 2010, and the only download links in there are from Megaupload.

I think it's possible to just convert them over, no recreation required. In the long run, the mechanics of how angles work hasn't really changed all that much in the six years since TEW05. The only major things I can think of are the idea that shorter angles on the shows are rated with less weight than longer ones; and the Critical Hit/Miss mechanic.

Where's that being reported? It's not on WWE.com, their roster page, or the WWE corporate site.

Ah. March 1987 - Genadi's incredible "Golden Age" mod - is the earliest real-world mods go. If you're willing to go fictional, there's the Effganic scenario, which starts in 1920 and uses TEW10's random worker generation to fill up the wrestling world...

Do you mean earliest chronologically or earliest as in "the first mod made for TEW2010"?

Yeah, it's 100 in either, not both. Sorry for any confusion. >_>

True, but even with 100 Paragon/Renegade rep, if you miss a single prompt in any conversation with him, you're fucked.

Really, the only part about this week's episode that I didn't like was, surprisingly, Jim Rash. His overreaction to seeing Jeff was too over-the-top for me. Yes, I realize I'm typing that after talking about a character from an alternative dimension breaking through to this dimension. Maybe they just held the shot too long, but something about how he acted just didn't seem to fit the tone of the show.

At best, just a worker rated on Acting.

Sure, there are a few that are indefensible looks-wise, but there are quite a lot of others that are actually pretty good. My most recent run included a Vanilluxe and a Gothitelle.

Abraham Washington, Adam Mercer, Aiden English, Alexander Rusev, Antonio Cesaro, Benicio Salazar, Big E Langston, Bo Rotundo, Brad Maddox, Briley Pierce, Byron Saxton, CJ Parker, Colin Cassady, Conor O'Brian, Corey Graves, Damien Sandow, Dante Dash, Dean Ambrose, DT Porter, Eli Cottonwood, Erick Rowan, Garrett Dylan, Husky Harris, Jake Carter, James Bronson, Jason Jordan, Jiro, Kassius Ohno, Kenneth Cameron, Kevin Hackman, Leakee, Leo Kruger, Mike Dalton, Nick Rogers, Richie Steamboat, Rick Victor, Sakamoto, Seth Rollins, Sonny Elliot, and Xavier Woods. They're who I'd put in FCW in 2012.

Thinking about it... Community might get crushed against BBT, but it's typically able to hold (what little of) the viewership it has. Would Community do better against that David Spade show on CBS? Of course it would. Would Community do better against iRob!? Of course it would. However, as these last few months have shown, the 8 PM Thursday timeslot is lost to NBC. ANY show they put on at that time is going to lose, whether it's Community, 30 Rock, that Will Arnett/Christina Applegate show... even The Office would likely be taken down a peg. Community has what those shows don't, and that's a dedicated fanbase that wants the show to stay on at all costs. #sixseasonsandamovie

Damn. Almost makes me wanna go back to TEW05.

The closest is the June '02 mod set at the beginning of TNA.

I don't hate the last five minutes or so as much as a lot of other people, but I fully believe that if they were cut out, I'd see ME3 as a perfect game.