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Up To Eleven is a defunct trope
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** The current edition takes the bizarre comedic aspect of the early editions and cranks it {{up to eleven}}.
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** The current edition takes the bizarre comedic aspect of the early editions and cranks it {{up up to eleven}}.eleven.
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* MST3KMantra: Just repeat to yourself, "I '''am''' a two-headed yeti beating robots to death with a parking meter, I '''am,''' I '''am,'''" until the desire to complain about silliness dissipates.
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* BrokenBase: On whether [[TheyChangedItNowItSucks the newer editions started ruining the game]] and when the suck hit, or if it didn't go in reverse, going from suck to awesome as the editions rolled by. It often hinges on whether or not the critic likes {{grimdark}} and which edition they think has it most.
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** On whether [[TheyChangedItNowItSucks the newer editions started ruining the game]] and when the suck hit, or if it didn't go in reverse, going from suck to awesome as the editions rolled by. It often hinges on whether or not the critic likes {{grimdark}} and which edition they think has it most.
** On whether [[TheyChangedItNowItSucks the newer editions started ruining the game]] and when the suck hit, or if it didn't go in reverse, going from suck to awesome as the editions rolled by. It often hinges on whether or not the critic likes {{grimdark}} and which edition they think has it most.
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* ScrappyMechanic: The general consensus on the 7th edition CollectibleCardGame mechanic, where one bought powers and tech to use in their game in the form of booster packs, was the [[InternetBackdraft barbecuing of WotC]] across the fandom.
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* ScrappyMechanic: The general consensus on the 7th edition CollectibleCardGame mechanic, where one bought powers and tech to use in their game in the form of booster packs, was the [[InternetBackdraft barbecuing of WotC]] WotC across the fandom.
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* MST3KMantra: Just repeat to yourself, "I '''am''' a two-headed yeti beating robots to death with a parking meter, I '''am,''' I ''am,'''" until the desire to complain about silliness dissipates.
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* MST3KMantra: Just repeat to yourself, "I '''am''' a two-headed yeti beating robots to death with a parking meter, I '''am,''' I ''am,'''" '''am,'''" until the desire to complain about silliness dissipates.
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* MST3KMantra: Just repeat to yourself, "I '''am''' a two-headed yeti beating robots to death with a parking meter, I '''am,''' I ''am,'''" until the desire to complain about silliness dissipates.
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** The current edition takes the bizarre comedic aspect of the early editions and cranks it {{up to eleven}}.
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** The current edition takes the bizarre comedic aspect of the early editions and cranks it {{up to eleven}}.eleven}}.
* ScrappyMechanic: The general consensus on the 7th edition CollectibleCardGame mechanic, where one bought powers and tech to use in their game in the form of booster packs, was the [[InternetBackdraft barbecuing of WotC]] across the fandom.
* ScrappyMechanic: The general consensus on the 7th edition CollectibleCardGame mechanic, where one bought powers and tech to use in their game in the form of booster packs, was the [[InternetBackdraft barbecuing of WotC]] across the fandom.
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Revised from earlier version, to recover the explanation of exactly what the base breaks on.
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* BrokenBase: The earlier the edition the more {{anyone can die}}. Also, earlier editions had some of the hardest hits of {{black comedy}}, even compared to the 7th edition (which is more zany than bleak).
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* BrokenBase: On whether [[TheyChangedItNowItSucks the newer editions started ruining the game]] and when the suck hit, or if it didn't go in reverse, going from suck to awesome as the editions rolled by. It often hinges on whether or not the critic likes {{grimdark}} and which edition they think has it most.
** The earlier the edition the more {{anyone can die}}. Also, earlier editions had some of the hardest hits of {{black comedy}}, even compared to the 7th edition (which is more zany than bleak).
** The earlier the edition the more {{anyone can die}}. Also, earlier editions had some of the hardest hits of {{black comedy}}, even compared to the 7th edition (which is more zany than bleak).
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adaptation distilation is simplified adaptation, not good adaptation, and adaptation decay only accepts in-universe only
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* BrokenBase: On whether or not there was ((adaptation decay}}, or when it happened, or if it didn't go in reverse, developing into {{adaptation distillation}} as the editions rolled by. It often hinges on whether or not the critic likes {{grimdark}} and which edition they think has it most.
** The earlier the edition the more {{anyone can die}}. Also, earlier editions had some of the hardest hits of {{black comedy}}, even compared to the 7th edition (which is more zany than bleak).
** The earlier the edition the more {{anyone can die}}. Also, earlier editions had some of the hardest hits of {{black comedy}}, even compared to the 7th edition (which is more zany than bleak).
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* BrokenBase: On whether or not there was ((adaptation decay}}, or when it happened, or if it didn't go in reverse, developing into {{adaptation distillation}} as the editions rolled by. It often hinges on whether or not the critic likes {{grimdark}} and which edition they think has it most.
**BrokenBase: The earlier the edition the more {{anyone can die}}. Also, earlier editions had some of the hardest hits of {{black comedy}}, even compared to the 7th edition (which is more zany than bleak).
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