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>
> Goal:
> 1) Give the next correct line of dialogue for the level Two Betrayals.
>
> Rules:
> 1) Every time you post, you must give the *next* line of dialogue.
> 2) You *cannot* post twice in a row.
> 3) You can only give *1* line of dialogue. This means only one character's
> line can be in your post.
> 4) Dialogue from cutscenes is allowed, but this is mainly about dialogue
> from gameplay.
> 5) You cannot play the level to make sure you have the line right. This
> contest is about memory and speed.
> 6) If you get something right, you get to play Halo 2 in 27 days! (Note: you
> must supply the copy of Halo 2.)
> 7) People who get a line of dialog wrong will be shot.
>
> The first line:
>
> "Chief...don't be a fool. *erk*... Leave me!"

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character's[vbcol=seagreen]
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>
> I'm guessing that I'll be the main participant in this, because I love
> arbitrary activities with no practical use (as you can see from some of my
> posts). Do random lines (like from Covenant) count? Or just ones that

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> happen? Assuming the latter, the next is
> "Captain? Captain? I've lost him."
> by Cortana. Should we say who says the lines? And just out of curiosity,

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> did you pick Keyes? And also just out of curiosity, since you seem to be
> familiar enough with the game to know all the lines, how did you mess up

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> call it Two Betrayals?
> lol

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>
> character's
> you
> always
> why
> and
>
> Rats! I didn't realize I'd made so many errors! *slaps forehead*
>
> 1) I meant the level Keyes. *bangs forehead against keyboard and monitor
> numerous times*
> 2) Covenant lines are random, so no. But if you wanted you could include it
> with another line like: "Cortana. Blah blah!" "Wort wort wort!"
> 3) Yes, you got the right line
> 4) You can say who's saying the line if you want, but it's not really that
> important.
> 5) I picked Keyes because it is a hard level, and it has lots of odd and
> interesting lines.
> 6) Yep, I messed up *really* bad. I don't know what happened. Hands (or
> brain) must be stupid or something. I know most of the lines in the game,
> but how did I cross Two Betrayals with Keyes? Ugh.
>
> Doggone it :-(

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>
> Will you be participating in the contest yourself? Or were you just

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> it off?

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> Also, if you're willing to clog the newsgroup, what about doing the whole
> game?

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>
> if you know the game so well, tell me in which level
> someone say this line:
> "Die monster, you don't belong in this world"
> ups!
> that one is from Castelvania SOTN
> here it goes:
> i tought the covenats have eliminated all the marine
> forces in this area....

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>
> Cortana, in AotCR.

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>
>
> Okay, guess what game this is from (and yes, it is a real quote): "Didn't I
> tell you you stink, kid?"

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>
> Hey, I'm a master of Halo quotes, not universal gaming. In other words, I
> fail. But if you're that sure of yourself, what game is this line from?
> "Come, you mongrels! Taste the steel of Mogrin's axe!"

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> "Didn't I
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>
> Neverwinter Nights.

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> How about this: "Skye! Take flight!"
>
> --
> I think, therefore I make sure everyone hears about it.
>
> [Greg Tyndall]
>
>

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>
> "Didn't I
>
> Neverwinter Nights.
>
> How about this: "Skye! Take flight!"

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>
> Lol
> You got it wrong. Here's another one for the same game:
> "You Watchers split up into two parties. Scour the woods. Find what you

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> We'll meet you further up the coast."

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> And as for yours, Darkened Skye? I'm not sure, but I think that's it.

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>
> character's
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> you
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> always
> why
> and
>
> Rats! I didn't realize I'd made so many errors! *slaps forehead*
>
> 1) I meant the level Keyes. *bangs forehead against keyboard and monitor
> numerous times*
> 2) Covenant lines are random, so no. But if you wanted you could include

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> with another line like: "Cortana. Blah blah!" "Wort wort wort!"
> 3) Yes, you got the right line
> 4) You can say who's saying the line if you want, but it's not really that
> important.
> 5) I picked Keyes because it is a hard level, and it has lots of odd and
> interesting lines.
> 6) Yep, I messed up *really* bad. I don't know what happened. Hands (or
> brain) must be stupid or something. I know most of the lines in the game,
> but how did I cross Two Betrayals with Keyes? Ugh.
>
> Doggone it :-(
>
> --
> I think, therefore I make an idiot of myself.
>
> [Greg Tyndall]
>
>

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>
> Guess you can consider yourself shot, eh?

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>
> I
> can.
>
> Um... Balder's Gate...? I'm stumped.
>
> BTW, are you giving me PC game quotes or console game quotes? 'Cause I've
> been giving console quotes.
>
>
> Nah. It's from Grandia II.
>
> How about this: "Cut the ones that matter and run!" (It's from a console
> game.)

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>
> Oh, sorry, those were PC quotes from Warcraft III: The Frozen Throne. I

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> no idea what yours is; I'm primarily a PC gamer, though I play a lot of
> console games as well.

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> Here's a console quote for you: "We don't go back! We go through!"

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>Here's one (console): "I will show you...the greatest

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> nightmare!"
>
> uh, Soul Calibur?
> cheers!
> 'cos always is summer somewherelse!

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>-----Original Message-----
>
>Yup. Okay, here's a really hard one (console,

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>
>--
>I think, therefore I make sure everyone hears about it.
>
>[Greg Tyndall]
>

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>
> I've
> have
>
> Doggone it, I bought Warcraft III: TFT a few months back! I apparently
> haven't gotten around to those parts, yet... I think I made it to Thrall's
> second campaign.
>
> I'm primarily a console gamer, though I play some PC games.
>
>
> I'm not sure. There's a similar line to that in The Bouncer, but I don't
> know.
>
> Here's one (console): "I will show you...the greatest nightmare!"
>
> BTW, my previous quote was from Final Fantasy X. The line "Didn't I tell you
> you stink, kid?" is from Gungrave: Overdose.

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>
> again): "Son of a submariner!"
> i've heard that one, i just can't remenber where...
> was in FFX?
> here is one for you:
> "i told you my kung fu is better, didn't i?"

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>
> I've got one for everybody: "What say we go find some more innocents to
> slaughter?"

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> again): "Son of a submariner!"
>
> i've heard that one, i just can't remenber where...
> was in FFX?
> here is one for you:
> "i told you my kung fu is better, didn't i?"

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>
> Thrall's second campaign is still in the original. Both my quotes were

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> the expansion.
>
> Mine was from LotR: Return of the King.

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> That one's Soul Calibur 2. Haha! I got one!

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>
>
> I don't know where yours is from, but I have two more: (easy console) "Son
> of a shoopuf!" and (semi-hard console) "Hm. Pretty good. Usually you guys
> don't make me break a sweat."

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>
> Thrall's
> you
> from
>
> I've played that game all the way through! But it has been a year or so. I
> remember one line distinctly because the system froze and kept repeating it
> over and over again: "Be ready! These spirits bring ancient bones to life!"
>
>
> Took us both long enough

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"Son[vbcol=seagreen]
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>
> Mine was from the Spiderman game. And I don't know either of yours. Here's
> another two of my own: "Ah! I see you've learned how to talk! Very good!"
> and "Don't make me pump out your cerebral fluid and blow your head off. It
> wouldn't feel good."

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>
> Okay, the first line was from the beginning of the Sentinels campaign

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> Maiev ordering her Watchers) and the second was at the beginning of the
> Bonus campaign, with an orc scout named Mogrin fighting a bunch of
> Quillboars when Rexxar finds him.

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>-----Original Message-----
>
>
>It's from Final Fantasy 3; one of Kefka's lines. And

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>old-skool :D
>
>As for your line...um....er... I have no idea.
>
>--
>I think, therefore I make sure everyone hears about it.
>
>[Greg Tyndall]
>

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>
> "Son
> guys
>
> I've played Spiderman too. I have no idea where your quotes are from. My
> lines were from Final Fantasy X and The Bouncer respectively.
>
> Someone might get this:
> "How are you gentlemen !!"
>
> Or how about : (PC) "Quit poking me!"
> Or...: (PC) "There's nothing left for us here...let's go."

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> I
> of
> don't
> tell
> I
> it
> life!"
> (with
>
> Okay, I've never heard any of that.

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>
> Then you beat the original only. The quotes were from the expansion.

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> yes, I am that
> WOW!
> i love FFIII, i was a big fan of the FF series, but
> eventually the characters became more and more gay, and
> somewhere between FFIII and FFX i just send the series to
> hell, here another line of FFIII guess how said this line:
> "let me introduce, my blade"
> and "i told you my kung fu is better, didn't i?"
> is from true crime
> cheers!

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>
> My first one was from Ecco: The Tides of Time, and the second was Turok:
> Evolution. Your first PC quote was Warcraft: Orcs and Humans. I dunno

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> the others.

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>
>
> I didn't even beat the original

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>
> about
>
> I've never played Ecco or Turok, so I had no chance on that.
>
> My very first quote was from Zero Wing; that's the game with "All your base
> are belong to us." My first PC quote was actually from Warcraft III, but I
> didn't know it was from Orcs and Humans, too. And my second PC quote was
> from Homeworld.

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>
> How far did you get? And do you plan on finishing it?

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>
> Actually, "Quit poking me" is in every Warcraft game.

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>
> the
>
> I think I made it to the Orc Campaign, Chapter 4: The Spirits of Ashenvale.
>
> As for finishing it, I would if I had enough time. It takes like 2 hours to
> complete each mission. On top of that, there's so many games coming out this
> holiday, that I think it'll just be buried :-(

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>
> My
> Turok:
> base
> I
>
> Okay, I've only played Warcraft III. Have you ever played Homeworld?

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> I've played a little bit of Homeworld, but not much.

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>
> It takes you that long? Are you playing on hard? I usually beat them in
> under an hour, unless it's a tough one.

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>-----Original Message-----
>
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>
>Was it Locke?
>
>Guess who said this:
>"Ugh! It's gonna take me 5 minutes to push this thing!"
>Or...:
>"And there's sand on my shoe!"
>
>--
>I think, therefore I make sure everyone hears about it.
>
>[Greg Tyndall]
>
>.
>

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>
> campaign
> Ashenvale.
> to
> this
>
> Cry of the Warsong took me 2 hours, but I think it's one of the longer
> missions. I don't know if I was playing on hard or not; it's been like 3
> months.

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> to
> line:
>
> the second was Kefka again, when he was outside the
> figaro castle to claim Terra.
> the firts one was Cyan?
> so what about this:
> "how rude of me, to turn my back to a lady"
> and for my line was Cid when you first met him at the
> phantom train
> cheers!

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>
> Did you destroy all the Human bases? That makes it a lot longer. I usually
> don't; it's not necessary, and it really doesn't help.

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>
> of
> of
> expansion.
> hours
> out
>
> Yep, I slaughtered them. I have a habit of destroying everything in a game
> that is destructible. Maybe I should skip them next time around...

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>
> It's easy enough to kill the one that semi-guards the Goblin Laboratory,
> then just assault the creeps and let Grom keep the Humans preoccupied (for
> the most part). You can usually get the Zeppelins before the Humans even
> attack you, once you've gotten your base set up and taken out their first
> base.

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>
> in
> 3
> usually
> game
>
> I'm not much of a speedster, so my strategy is to leave a fair amount of
> units at the main base, suck the gold mines dry, and chop down the
> forest(s). While I'm doing that, I send a squad off to kill any opponents on
> the field and steal their gold mines. I usually have to send several squads
> out because the others die as soon as they get there.
>
> But, if I get around to Warcraft again, I'll try going a little faster.

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>
> It's usually a good idea to send all of your forces together to quickly
> crush an enemy base with no or minimal losses as quickly as possible, so

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> get the maximum gold out of their mine. Rush is definitely the way to go,
> especially in multiplayer.

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>Here's one that's pretty easy: "That's TREASURE HUNTER!"
>
>--
>I think, therefore I make sure everyone hears about it.
>
>[Greg Tyndall]
>

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>
> yep! very easy, that was Locke, when you first met him in
> the game.
> and to correct myself it was not Cid, i don't know why i
> confused myself, it was....DAMN! i forgot the name, i'll
> tell you later
> so...who said this?:
> "the dog eat strangers"
> and:
> "yeouch, sea food soup"
> also:
> "let's pull both levers at the same time"
> this is gettin' funny man, let's see how far can we get

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>For your first quote...: Shadow?
>The second: That's Ultros
>And the third: I think that's Locke in the Phoenix Cave.

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>"I'll give you 3 reasons: First of all, your beauty has

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>Second, I'm dying to know if I'm your type... I guess

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>be a distant 3rd."

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>"He'd slit his own momma's throat for a nickel!"

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>"At first glance I thought he was some bodybuilder who

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>gym..."

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>"I'm getting sick of this! Thou art such a pain in

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>I'm starting to talk like you!"

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>
> correct! all of them

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> Here's some quotes:
> captivated me!
> your abilities would
>
> that's Edgar

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>
> Locke

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> had strayed from his
>
> Celes

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> the...! Confound it all!
>
> Sabin.... or was Cyan?

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> my quotes:
> "no, you are not Maria"
> "nowhere to run, nowhere to hide, no escape"
> "hurry up, the roof is gonna fall"
> "oh no, there was too many fire rods inside that house"
> "burn it, burn it all"
> "my tecnichs are gettin a little bit rusty"
> cheers!
> 'cos alway si summer somewherelse!