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Am I cool yet? Screenshot from Dragon Age.

Slayer is totally a skill. You'll be a skiller if you get it :thumbsup:

1 - Have a medium-sized group on collecting wood and food, as well as whatever else is in the areas neighboring my unnamed settlement. 2 - Ask Frank if he can craft the hide into clothing or armor. 3 - Have a craftsman use some units of wood to make basic spears

Consider this blog stalked :mrgreen:

In real life, yes. On the internet, no. I agree with Mask though - they're both too loud. I tend to think of it as a loud hypocrite versus quiet yet smug [wagon]. Though to be fair most people on both sides aren't like that. Just the ones that get any attention.

No harm done.

Welcome back. Did you have fun?

It would have been helpful to know this two posts ago. People use "States" to refer to both countries and the United States' "States".

I posted the map in response to: The map shows the opposite. States have, as you have just acknowledged, similar rates and in some cases HIGHER rates of violent crime. Look at western Mexico (No penalty) and California (Does have the death penalty). Look at South Africa and its neighbors. Look at China and Russia. Hell, Saudi Arabia has the death penalty and a homicide rate lower than many European countries. The point of my post was that you failed to do anything other than show which countries have the death penalty in place, while claiming that countries that do have the death penalty have a higher rate of violent crime. When the actual numbers for homicides come in, your statement is completely wrong. I'm arguing that there's more to homicide than whether or not a country runs the death penalty, and that judging all countries the same way (Read: against our own) is ethnocentric.

Critical research failure time! You may want to pair that map with one that shows the rate of homicides. All your map shows is which countries still have the death penalty as an option. Here you go. Grey means that no stats are available, at least to the almighty Wiki. Pale blue is 0-1 homicides per 100,000 The light purplish one is 1-2 Next darkest is 2-5 The 'pure' blue ("#0000FF") is 5-10 The dark indigo one is 10-20 Darkest one is 20+ You'll see that countries such as Brazil and Russia have high homicide rates in spite of having the death penalty abolished except for certain circumstances and in practice, respectively. You'll see that Mexico and Canada, which both have the death penalty abolished, have similar homicide rates (In Mexico's case, higher) to neighboring US states that may still use the death penalty. The same goes for much of Central America. Oh look, South Africa doesn't run the death penalty and is in the 20+ tier. Who denied that, again? Please do a fact check. Don't just turn your posts into a political statement masquerading as the truth. You're right though. As the chart shows, they aren't impacted at all by whether or not a country runs the death penalty. Could it be that *gasp* there are other factors that go into the rate of violent crime?

Main ones I can think of are Squig and Kota.

Will be interesting to see where the blog goes from here

2fort is also very sniper friendly, and there are enough entrances that spies are also useful.

And Republicans. I hate both groups evenly :mrgreen:

Ranging goal is on hold until what whole server issue is settled. I'm not risking my void stuff and a [cabbage]ton of chins to a disconnection, especially if it's on Jagex's end. I've had one disconnect scare too many so far and I'd like to keep it that low.

3 - Begin working of a device that can carry men on water. 4? - Could I make another settlement in this general area, or is it too soon? If not, create the settlement of World's Edge. Or hold off until I can get fishing to work.

Alright, let's trash up the place while he's gone. Hope he has fun though :thumbup:

L4D2 finished downloading. Still, I'm far too timid to play it alone in this dark room.

The Inception soundtrack. I think I may have shifted from metal to soundtracks.

Damn. We can only hope to be so skillful :pray:

More than anyone could afford. You think the owner's going to accept any offer when he'll be famous as the guy with the biggest e-penis last of whatever item it is for as long as he owns it? Or free, if the guy gives it to his friend.

How would a dungeoneering game that develops into a hegemony game be? Say, typical fantasy environment, but your character ends up ruling/is the ruler of a territory, and how you rule affects the adventures you may/may not have. An area that puts a lot of focus into magic research could have more fantasy-based opportunities that may not show up in an area that puts more focus on technology or military, for example. Say, something to do while the research happens. Couple games of dungeoneering, rest of the week hegemony. If you don't like the dungeoneering bit you can skip those. Think it might be interesting to adventure in a world that you help create.

So basically, Saru killed Obt, assumed his identity, and is covering his tracks by saying that Obt went to SC for the week. I'm on to you...

This. I've been trying to get YER/Cloak+Dagger to work, but it ends up being quite fun there (example). Same with Huntsman. When going for that final point, you have pretty good chances to just snipe down the hall on offense. Medieval is just mindless fun, I think. Also have both the black and white paints.

Sounds fun :lol: