Noo, not the Tachikomas!

[sob]

Er, that is, I watched disk 4 of Stand Alone Complex last night. Let me tell you, having a DVR does NOT make finding time to watch all the DVDs I have easier.

I think I'm going to just give up on watching the subtitled Inu Yasha disks, though -- I really dislike subtitles, and the dubbed version on Cartoon Network is SOOOO far ahead of where I got to in the disks I borrowed that it's not even funny.

I think Shippo needs his own spin-off series. Him and the Tachikomas. Maybe in the *same* series? Imagine what he could do if he had one of them to pull out of his toybox... q:3

SJGames, you suck

I've been buying the new 4th edition of GURPS, and the latest thing to come out for it (although it was like a month ago) was Magic. Now, Magic seemed to have all the spell lists you'd expect, but the prerequisite charts were missing from the back of the book, except for one ('Food') which was there to taunt you with an example of what you weren't seeing. The others, the taunting continued, were available for download on the web.

Except... they aren't. There's 'spellcharts.zip', a 6.6 meg (WTF?) zip file (WTF? It does NOT need to be 6.6 megs given the amount of stuff inside) that has a bunch of spellcharts in it... but not, you know, all of them. Out of 24 colleges listed on the key (all of which are real colleges with spells listed in the book) seven of them are missing their chart or, in the case of Water, half their chart.

I didn't discover this until I went to print them out. Gaaaaah. This pretty much means I'll have to draw up the fricking charts on my own if I ever want to use the book, because they're sort of necessary given the way GURPS magic works.