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^ Happy 13,000 post, Dungeoneering! Håkon puts his crossbow under the golem's chin and fires a magekiller bolt, he then takes his polehammer and smashes it's head backwards, being sure not to turn Earth's head into mush in the process.

I ment you are carefull not to hit Earth, but not the guy pulling him up (me).

Hrrm...

Håkon puts a third bullet into his gun, pulls Earth out of the pit and fires three bullets at the golem's head.

Or can do this, you two make sure it stays still while behind the barrier, I shoot it's head of with three bullets (one barrel). That way we don't destroy the valuable life crystals.

Damn I went to bed too early! Good choise of weapons Pieis, the P90 has so little recoil you can wield it with one hand (or dual wield), and it uses a holographic scope (whatever that is), it also has semi-, auto and burst modes so you can choose how you want to kill. Also the 50 round clip helps a little. :thumbsup:

Better not put it somewhere important, the attacks would cause lots of fallout/debris. That might be amusing, though, putting it near Caster (or Castor, whatever) That would be a jawdropping sight, not for Quisitor however (pun intended).

You know a place which from you launch spacecrafts and satelites (is there even a word for it?), I'm building a heaviley protected one.

Welcome, Breadman.

Damn, wikipedia never mentioned mass drivers being that implausible. Skip them, I'll use normal boosters instead. Ok, 25 b each year... Scandinavia offers the SR to join in on it (that's one of your only ways to at least partially own a whatever-it's-called, Dusty).

It is? You should really add it to your account, like I did. Anyways; Happy birthday!

Ned searches for the mentioned lair (I think I found something about one) The heart tree in Winterfell is replanted, and a godswood is planted in Hornwood.

Guys, I believe we've lost Nex... "Nex, he's not here, he's all in your mind!"

Just do like me and fly, it's much faster than running, even with boosts.

Sorry I knew it was nights, I remember Earth or Nex being corrected about it, knights just seemed more natural (I actually almost wrote knights again #-o). But it is a poor or medium graphic dungeon or board game? In that case I don't think I'll give it a shot after all, I need whatever little space I have left on my computer for things that I will play.

The turrets aren't supposed to be gatlings, that'll just end up as a waste of C4, 120 bullets per minute each as a max, usually just one bullet per target unless the it is a major threat, it survived or the shot missed. The so called engines in the mini-missiles are a solid fuel as well as four servos to control flaps for manouvering, meaning the controlled ones are a little smaller than a modern RPG. Also by shuttle I meant fully operational spacecraft, not a life-pod, so regular size just without those massive boosters (rusty red tanks that fall of after a little while). And why did the radars suddenly cost a lot more? A simple computer program to decide between which direction is needed to hit a target for each turret isn't too hard, I myself can make it in GMod using a target finder, a [whatever the device that outputs the gps coordinates of the target finder's target], a few chips and staff cannons using only direction input (any other weapon requires me to make the rotating mount as well (although there is a guide for that)), and there I am more limited than I am here. 5,000,000 for the tower should do.

What exactly is Never Winter Knights? What kind of a game, how are the controls, etc?

It isn't stupid, foolish at worst but not stupid.

Why would it kill me, a little armor should keep swords from doing damage as it doesen't get the time to cut through, a neck support should keep my neck from twisting and a helm should protect my head from impact as well as giving me an edge.

That flight drawback is nothing, with some meditation and a bit more parctise I should be able to focus on more things. Also flying as fast as I do (seeing how I use propulsion as opposed to wings/hot air) I could just get a spiked helm and a neck support then I can fly through "any" enemies like an arrow.

Those are slowly paid up with time, gripens won't cost me that mouch to get seeing how it is I that make them and I do so all the time (thus it is part of my military budget) How large are the things they are firing... Cost how much? Maybe 50-100$ each, they're just large bullets with C4 in them. 200$ each at max seeing how they're the previous with propelant and a simple guiding system. 300$ each as they have armour, add a single 15 mill radar and a 50,000$ computer to claculate the direction each turret must fire to hit. Try again now...

You should really look through those research updates of yours if you think you've only used existing stuff. Mass drivers are supposed to be used in the launch of shuttles and satelites, removing the need for solid fuel boosters. They are made in five different sizes and strenghts; Large shuttle, med shuttle, small shuttle/large satelite, med satelite and small satelite, do I need to post more specific then? Tanks are Leopards with high-explosive rounds(continously bought/made (allready in use (except the high-explosive rounds))), fighters are gripen with mini-missiles (continously made anyways), turrets are radar based using heat-seaking mini-missiles (one million each at max). I shall have two hundred gripens, one hundred stored in backup, one hundred tanks, one hundred in backup, one thousand turrets, parts enough to replace each five times. The timeframe/total cost shall be 5 years, with 10b spent each year, lowering to 100 mill each year in upkeep when construction is done.

Ross, I eventually learned to control it properly, only the landings are a bit rough (though not dangerously so). Grim, you do not want to duel with a balista, a balista is a siege artilery version of a crossbow, you should either get a crossbow, arbalest (crossbow with winch to help reload) or you could buy the gun blueprints from me (I won't ask for mouch, just pay what you think is fair).

Steel as metal, and burnt clay bricks. But anyways you seem not to get sarcasm, so I'll have to tell you; the coilgun was a joke. I just wonder why the hell it is me you decide to "hover" above, striking any attempt to make the game easier for everyone while you yourself makes techs that wouldn't even exist in Sci-Fi series. At least I care to say how something is done sometimes, not just what the final outcome is. Scandinavia begins building a large ground station on Greenland to use for space missions, ut will include these features: Five mass drivers. Underground astronaut training facilities. Landing runway for shuttles. Testing facilities for new designs and thrusters. Fuel testing labs. It will also be defended by automatic turrets, surface-to-air missiles, fighters and tanks as well as that a minimum of 10,0 00 armed personell must be there at any time.

Coilguns are cheap, you can make one for less than ten dollar using normal magnet wire, a batery, a tube, a switch and some capasitors. It could be placed on Galdhøpiggen. Mention one case where a Scandinavian building has been so poorly made it ended with catastrophe. Sears tower sized. Normal containers with some sort of inertial dampeners. We use concrete, bricks and metal just like everyone else. (seriously, where the [bleep] did you get us using plywood only from?)