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Again, they relate to the other stuff—the looping, phasing, trancing—and there's a physical component.
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Murder By Death's 2002 debut, Like the Exorcist, but More Breakdancing, saw the band still honing their sound, but managing to fire off the trancing "Intergalactic Menopause," a long build-up that never really winds up anywhere.
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Characters are called 'dreamers' while monsters are called 'nightmares'. Items are 'talismans', skills are called 'arts'. Art levels are 'plateaus', character levels are 'orbits', every ten character levels is a 'sphere'. Logging out is 'waking' and staying logged in while away from the computer is referred to as 'trancing'.
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Physiological and behavioral responses to human-induced tonic immobility (TI, sometimes termed "trancing" or "playing dead") have been found to be indicative of a fear-motivated stress state, confirming that the promotion of TI to try to increase a bond between rabbits and their owners—thinking the rabbits enjoy it—is misplaced. However, some researchers conclude that inducing TI in rabbits is appropriate for certain procedures, as it holds less risk than anesthesia. HopperHome PDF archived November 24, 2010.
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Each player character possesses unique abilities, which hinders the development of an over-powered character. GameSpot describes the battle system as having a tactical nature and notes that the expanded party allows for more interaction between players and between enemies. Nevertheless, IGN disliked the lengthy combat pace and the repeated battles, describing it as "aggravating", and RPGFan felt the Trance system to be ineffective as the meter buildup is slow and unpredictable, with characters Trancing just before the enemy is killed. The characters and graphics received positive reviews.
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Six years later in the proper sequel entitled Trancers II, which is set in the year 1991, Jack, Lena, and Ashby later came under threat from Whistler's brother, Dr. E.D. Wardo. Wardo had begun trancing mental patients and homeless people using an addictive drug from the future called Scurbosa, which he was growing in a nearby greenhouse using smuggled seeds. In order to stop Wardo, Jack and company were aided by Deth’s old supervisor McNulty (returning in the body of his ancestor, now a teenage girl) and Jack’s first wife, Alice Stillwell, who had been resurrected by altering the course of history, to try to help Jack stop Wardo’s Trancer farm, and while in the hospital, she escaped captivity, still trapped inside the body of her ancestor, who just happened to be a mental patient herself. Alice's presence served a purpose: The council wanted Jack to return to Angel City, as a council seat awaited him.
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