The_Mather1

No!!! :wall:

Håkon accepts his clothes and asks for his hammer.

Try using ctrl+alt+del to turn it off then.

Try checking your programs, if you have IObit installed that might be what your brother set to shut down your computer.

Replace the screw with cattle driven bucket conveyors then.

But the Napoleonic era started while Napoleon was an adult, steam power was commonly used in factories when he was 11.

Not a tech, a simple contraption, what you're saying is that you'd need to research in IRL to create a Rube Goldberg machine. Any fuel would work, coal is just favoured because of its efficiancy. Now Dusty since certain members apparently can't stand me using a simple contraption to lift water, yay ( :thumbup: ) or nay ( :thumbdown: )? Just fto remind people that this contraption is the same as using buckets attached to a rope with the ends tied together both in function and simplicity.

Archi says that he's the last Librarian Wasn't that Oscar Wilde? ;)

He may have, but he hasn't actually gotten it. And thus, Mather does not have that tech. Two things, one that only means that the non-existant research it hasn't gotten results, two it is not a technology, merely a use for three existing inventions.

There are some quests too, most of which include killing but there's still the occational challange to the mind. And I was thinking about the RP part, not playing to become good.

Shut up Rocco, you complain so much that I don't care about what you think anymore, I use technology from before this game so there's not really anything that should stop me from using it since all it can do is to move water upwards.

Then there's something wrong with your computer because it has low requirements.

I've got an idea; anyone heard of Perfect World International? It's a completely free, high-quality wow-style(not graphically) MMO. You should try it out.

I have not researched it as both steam engines, cogs and the Archimedes' screw existed. I'm just building this on a large scale driven by a normal rotary steam engine: By the way, the steam engine became common use in the 1810s, they had already existed for a while.

There's a difference between a steamboat and a rotory steam engine powering an ancient device used to transport water upwards..

There's nothing about it on the first page.

It bacome common while Napoleon was 11 years old.

The Persian king announces a war... against thirst and famine. Large channels are being dug with steam powered Archimedes' screws to bring water onto platoes. Farmers and fishermen are offered state support in the form of tools and are granted workers' unions.

How do you know I didn't kill more but he decided not to mention the number? Also there's no way it was the same as the first I killed, I smashed his head.

One specific kill and a charge that sent a head flying (note that I was charging at a large group).

Mine's probably somwhere near that. But I killed the first one and sent a head flying. I also scared the [cabbage] out of half of them.

How about using a nice good chunk of a heavy mineral then add a nuclear compression detonator?

Hehe, old Norwegian would be my characters native language and I can write it, so I guess I'll be using it more (with translatioms). Also Grim is the mighty warrior, although I was the one who killed the most.

Håkon attempts to conjure a panther of bravery using his mind.

Håkon attempts to get to a dark spot before he conjures a bull of rage infront of himself as he charges the largest collection of goblins.