Robin Thicke is an American singer, songwriter, and producer. He was born on March 10, 1977, in Los Angeles, California. Thicke comes from a musical family, as his father is actor Alan Thicke and his mother is singer Gloria Loring. Thicke rose to fame in the mid-2000s with his breakthrough album "The Evolution of Robin Thicke." The album produced several hit singles, including "Lost Without U" and "Can U Believe." His soulful voice and smooth R&B style made him a favorite among fans and critics alike.
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The selection here is made through the one which seems to make the most sense within the context of these 3 main sources light, darkness and redacted , with redacted being normally considered as above superior to the previous 2. Your reputation will plumet to the worst level, get dark Master, then go to a temple and donate, over and over and you will soon have a mediocre good rep, and will retain both Master levels.
" His soulful voice and smooth R&B style made him a favorite among fans and critics alike. In 2013, Thicke released the controversial single "Blurred Lines," which became his biggest hit to date. The song topped the charts worldwide and earned him three Grammy nominations.
MM6: Light & Dark spells: best/worst?
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I've just gotten my characters up to the point where my Light & Dark Magic
skills are high enough to be somewhat useful (14 and 13, respectively,
with mastery), and I'm wondering which spells people have found most
worthwhile.
Some spells just don't seem worth the high casting cost. Shrapmetal has
never impressed me, for example. Doing 1-4 (or is it 1-6? I don't have
the docs or the game handy right now) per level in the spell isn't nearly
as good as Acid Burst or Implosion.
Even worse are the single-target non-damage spells like Paralyze, Slow, or
Shrinking. This is something I've noticed in other games as well:
There's no point in using spells like these against lower-level monsters
that you can simply kill with weapons or damage spells, and higher-level
monsters tend to be immune to them.
Does Mass Curse even do anything? I've cast it on groups of monsters, and
nothing seemed to happen. If I can't tell the difference between a spell
failing or working, I'm not likely to use it.
Golden Touch seems useless if you've got a Master Merchant in the party,
and I can't remember the last time I needed food badly enough to use
Create Food.
I have found Day of the Gods, Hour of Power, Sun Ray, Dragon Breath,
Prismatic Light, and Day of Protection to be useful (I ended up setting PL
as my auto-spell in the big room in the Superior Temple of Baa).
On a side note, I vaguely remember reading something about an upper limit
on spell effects. That there was no point to raising a spell skill
above a certain number because it no longer added dice/points to damage
spells. This isn't true, is it? My mage is up to 17 Fire Magic and I'd
hate to be throwing points away adding to this.
Karl
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In my games I usually go the good route and limit my dark to Expert which does not have a rep requirement. In MM7 it is a pure choice, the party can either go light or dark and in MM8 it is easy to get both to the GM level if both a Cleric and Sorcerer are in the party.
However, it also faced criticism for its lyrics and music video, which some found to be objectifying to women. Thicke's subsequent albums, including "Paula" and "Blurred Lines," were not as commercially successful as his earlier work. However, he continued to release music and tour, gaining a dedicated fanbase. Thicke's music combines elements of R&B, pop, and funk, and he often draws inspiration from classic soul and Motown music. Aside from his music career, Thicke has appeared as a coach on the reality TV show "Duets" and has made guest appearances on various television shows. He has also written songs for other artists, including Christina Aguilera and Jennifer Hudson. In recent years, Thicke has faced personal challenges, including the tragic death of his father and a highly publicized divorce. However, he has continued to make music and is currently working on new projects. Overall, Robin Thicke is a talented and versatile artist who has made a significant impact on the music industry. He has achieved both critical acclaim and commercial success throughout his career and remains a respected figure in the R&B and soul genres..
Reviews for "The Connection between Robin Thicke and his Famous Father, Alan Thicke"
1. John - 2/5
I was really excited to see "Robin Thifke Matic" as I had heard great things about it, but I was ultimately disappointed. The movie had a confusing plot that jumped around too much, making it hard to follow. The characters lacked depth and I found it difficult to connect with any of them. Additionally, the acting was subpar and didn't do justice to the potential of the story. Overall, "Robin Thifke Matic" fell flat for me and I wouldn't recommend it.
2. Emily - 1/5
I'm not sure what all the hype was about with "Robin Thifke Matic". The storyline was extremely predictable and it felt like I had seen it all before. The pacing was also off, with some scenes dragging on unnecessarily while others felt rushed. The actors seemed disinterested and their performances were forgettable. I was left feeling disappointed and wishing I had spent my time watching something else.
3. Michael - 2/5
I had high hopes for "Robin Thifke Matic" but unfortunately, it didn't meet my expectations. The dialogue was cliché and lacked originality. The plot twists were predictable and gave me a sense of déjà vu. The supposed comedic moments fell flat and I didn't find myself laughing at all. Overall, the movie felt like a mediocre attempt at a genre that has been done much better in the past. I wouldn't recommend wasting your time on "Robin Thifke Matic".