Ducky: I am tired of everyone taking my treestars!

I'm kind of cheating and going off of something I was playing last night.

BlazBlue: Continuum Shift Extend on PS3

Game: Soul Calibur IV
Ridiculous Logic: Lightsabers can't slice through weapons

It's certainly better than when I was working at a grocery store, but there's always certain people that get under my skin. It's not a bad place to get experience working with people.

Honestly, I would switch Littlefoot and Chomper. Here's my reasoning why:

Littlefoot is not aggressive, in any sense of the word. When he fought back against Cera, that was more of emotions getting the best of him. It's not the first time he's let this happen, as shown in II and V when he fights with her again, but I wouldn't say he really has any wrath to be unleashed. Envy, on the other hand, is very present in his life. Look at Grandpa Longneck. Littlefoot idolizes him, and more than likely wants to be exactly like him: a true leader. He hasn't reached that point in his life yet, but he feels he will. He gives hints to this in II and XI when he resents his size. Then we look at Doc, a hero of a story his Grandpa told him. He spent the majority of VI trying to be exactly like him, even going off on his own to try and end the bad luck. Clearly, he wants to become stronger, and tries very often to prove himself in the eyes of his friends and the herd.

In Chomper's case, I really don't think he envies his friends. True he may get lonely from being the only sharptooth in the valley, but in most cases he seems pretty content with who he is. He always finds food without endangering his friends, and now he has a home of his own that he enjoys. The reason why I feel wrath better suits Chomper is because it could be possible that he fears his future. He knows that once he grows up, he can't survive on small bugs anymore, he needs to eat meat. Also, there's no way to tell that Chomper will remain the same lovable, kind-hearted sharptooth. His predator instincts could eventually take over and cause him to do terrible things that he wants to avoid. So, in a way, he's fearing a wrath that he may not be able to control.

Petrie is auditioning for a star role in the next Slender Man game

Somebody spoiled Game of Thrones online

There have been really good points made in this topic, and it is definitely a good debate to have. While I may not add too much, here are my two cents.

Littlefoot certainly displays the traits of a good leader, but he is still a kid. He makes mistakes; he lets his emotions cloud his judgment; he sometimes doesn't take responsibility for his actions whether accidental or not. It is admirable that he wants to assert himself as the leader, more than likely to emulate what he thinks Grandpa Longneck is to the herd, but at his age he hasn't had that much experience leading a group.

Now one could say that the entirety of the first movie is experience enough, after all he did lead them to the Great Valley in the end. It can also be said that even though he almost failed in keeping the group together, it was from this low point that the group was able to become closer and stronger than ever. Having said that, we really don't get much evidence from the sequels that he's learned anything from his experience finding the Great Valley. He still makes the same mistakes as he did in the first movie, because he is still just a kid.

So in my rambling, if I haven't come to a point yet, I really feel that there isn't a true leader in the sense of the word. The gang kind of jumbles back and forth with the leadership roles, and they really have formed their own mini herd.

If this is in the wrong section, then I apologize and move it wherever you need it to be.

So once again, I have not been here for a very long time. I am probably sounding like a broken record right about now, and I'm sure I probably could have just updated a topic like I had done so the last four times I tried to come back. However, I don't think that would do any of you justice, and I have been giving a lot of thought about this and feel that I need to make a new topic about it.

To put it simple, my life has been very hectic as of late. I recently graduated college in May, and then immediately started back at my job at Target. At the same time, I have been looking for a full-time job because six years of retail is too much and has taken it's toll on me. While doing all of this I am currently in a community theater production of Sweeney Todd where I play the role of Pirelli. When you combine all of these things together, my summer has been incredibly busy.

Now I know there's been a few people that I have once again left hanging here, and for that I apologize. I've tried to be better at notifying when I decide to disappear, but that just hasn't been the case.

I actually have to thank Malte for sending me his PM the other day. I probably wouldn't have sat down and thought this post out if he hadn't reminded me of how much I miss being on GOF. I still can't believe how long I've been a member here, and I really wish I could be more active on here.

With this topic, I am announcing my return to GOF. Will I be anywhere near as active as I used to be? Probably not. If I get a full-time job anytime soon then that will take up a lot of my time. Will I do my best to poke in every now and then? Absolutely. How successful I will be is entirely unknown.

So once again, I hope to reconnect with everyone here on GOF, and if you are a new member I hope I get the chance to meet you.

At this point, Star Wars is never going away. Some interesting things could come out of it, but I'm not hoping for anything in particular.