Random Image Thread XXXIX: I can't decide between the blue or purple pill.

[Indalecia]

Pathfinder is the superior system. Great system and 90% rendered by Wayne Reynolds? Fuck yeah

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http://www.wizards.com/dnd/images/cd_gallery/82296.jpg

[Komm Suesser Tod]

Pathfinder is great. I'm playing a level 16 Tiefling rogue right now. I smack shit around.

[Lebzile]

My alchemist is currently only 6th level, but he is destroying everything as an early Dr Jekyll/Mr Hyde setup, he's going to slowly turn into my Herbert West build and ditch the idea of trying to manage his darker side when he can control the dead and become a living construct himself.

Also, Goblins, my next character is probably going to end up being a Boggle, even though it has shitty art behind it, I love the fluff setup for it. god damn dat Spring Loaded feat.

[MaachaQ]

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What the fuck, that's not even mistranslated.

[6souls]

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http://geektyrant.com/storage/0999-p...year-suit.jpeg

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Astronauts will be able to climb into it as quickly as you see in films, and not take an hour as they do now. The new suit will also effectively be its own airlock, dispensing with the need to spend time getting the pressure right.

The 'Z-1 Prototype Spacesuit and Portable Life Support System (PLSS) 2.0', to give it its full title, will hopefully be ready in the next couple of years.

On the rear will be a giant backpack which doubles as a hatch that can latch onto another space ship or Rover-like vehicle. There is therefore no need for ‘Prebreathing’ which involves using oxygen to make sure the suit is the same pressure as the ship, and can take up to an hour.

There will be better bearings on the legs, ankles, hips and waist to help astronauts move more naturally whilst a urethane-coated nylon and polyester layers control the pressure more efficiently.

New technology will also create more efficient cooling and will get rid of carbon dioxide more easily. Currently certain components have to be baked between missions to get rid of it.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencete...Lightyear.html

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I thought that was buzz lightyear cosplay...

[Neogearzx]

[Boyiee]

Literally eating a creamcheese bagel right now and was about to lick some off my hand when I clicked thread.

[Raelia]

I thought that was buzz lightyear cosplay...

I think that's exactly why they went with the green highlights. NASA is full of geeks, remember?

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[MaachaQ]

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[Cream Soda]

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[Insanecyclone]

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[Raelia]

Yessssss.

[AidenCarby]

wtf is that o.o

[Null]

You should be safe from the end of the world living under that rock.

[AidenCarby]

Being condescending on the internet is cool and all but that still doesn't answer the question.

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[Priran]

You should be safe from the end of the world living under that rock.

omg rite? how dare someone be such a cultural troglodyte they can't identify the week-old trailer to an original IP?

http://imgur.com/EEEOA.png?1

It's called Pacific Rim.

[Celestialstrife]

Being condescending on the internet is cool and all but that still doesn't answer the question.

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