And in the second place, we weren't waiting on that; we were waiting specifically on Samus.

we weren't waiting on that; we were waiting specifically on Samus.

• Yes it is.
• 14 people.

Ah, a man who appears completely normal, a 'player' like you... who pulls out science fiction items, throws master-level spells with abandon, and has Spyro and Fox on his side, along with a small aggravating horde of Zerg and MechWarrior walkers

A wizard whose magic is summoning video game stuff and some generic offensive spells like fireballs and stuff.

Ah, a man who appears completely normal, a 'player' like you... who pulls out science fiction items, throws master-level spells with abandon, and has Spyro and Fox on his side, along with a small aggravating horde of Zerg and MechWarrior walkers

this is hardly what I would consider a "hacker" or relate to the word "hacker". It mostly just looks like "well I can do or summon all this stuff I think is cool".

Ah, a man who appears completely normal, a 'player' like you... who pulls out science fiction items, throws master-level spells with abandon, and has Spyro and Fox on his side, along with a small aggravating horde of Zerg and MechWarrior walkers

this is hardly what I would consider a "hacker" or relate to the word "hacker". It mostly just looks like "well I can do or summon all this stuff I think is cool".

You misunderstand. Ever read James Dashner's (The Maze Runner guy) book "The Eye of Minds"? It's really interesting, and provides some very unique plot-twisters. No, he's a hacker not because he's summoning them, but because he stuck his virtual hand through the firewalls and the virtual world itself, and pulled different things from different, other 'realms' or whatever, to serve his purpose. For example, he may just reappear elsewhere every time you try to throw a fireball at him, or try to shoot him, neatly avoiding you. He may pull the armor from your very shoulders, and leave you in a pink kitty outfit for his personal amusement. Not summoning- breaking and entering in an instant, more like.

Ah, a man who appears completely normal, a 'player' like you... who pulls out science fiction items, throws master-level spells with abandon, and has Spyro and Fox on his side, along with a small aggravating horde of Zerg and MechWarrior walkers

this is hardly what I would consider a "hacker" or relate to the word "hacker". It mostly just looks like "well I can do or summon all this stuff I think is cool".

You misunderstand. Ever read James Dashner's (The Maze Runner guy) book "The Eye of Minds"? It's really interesting, and provides some very unique plot-twisters. No, he's a hacker not because he's summoning them, but because he stuck his virtual hand through the firewalls and the virtual world itself, and pulled different things from different, other 'realms' or whatever, to serve his purpose. For example, he may just reappear elsewhere every time you try to throw a fireball at him, or try to shoot him, neatly avoiding you. He may pull the armor from your very shoulders, and leave you in a pink kitty outfit for his personal amusement. Not summoning- breaking and entering in an instant, more like.

We're not in a virtual universe anymore. Almost everyone agreed it was dumb, and we ditched the idea.

A wizard whose magic is summoning video game stuff and some generic offensive spells like fireballs and stuff.

Isn't that sort of the character you've made?