Seraphi

Actually, thanks for reminding me. I need to do a defrag. Eh, it can wait till tommorow.

Get Firefox brah.

I think full baggi is actually one of the better hammer sets, and if so, you should probably stick with that for a little while, but don't trust me on that. Also, remember that with hammers, raw damage and sharpness heavily outweighs elemental and affinity. Like, really heavily.

Yeah, Notch codes at an absurd pace, like Toady with DF. Speaking of Toady, the main reason I like minecraft because it has a kind of dorfy feel to it. Unfortunately, SMP will not run on my computer for reasons unknown, so I'll have to wait till I get my new one in a little while for that. Still, regular infdev is fun to play for the time being, as well as creative. I'm Builder+ on a server I go on because I built a ton of pokemon models when I was bored one night. Not sure if any are left, but I have pictures of one or two. [hide][/hide]

He also starred in Fawlty Towers, one of the best shows ever.

I don't really have much advice for Gobul aside from practise, practise, and practise some more. And the general stuff. Learn the patterns, when you have an opening, etc. And Nex, I swear, your inside jokes are getting wierder and wierder as time passes.

Well, I'm here.

Canonically, the only reason the orks can't use FTL is because they have no reason to. If the enemy runs out, they can fight each other. They really have no reason to leave a planet once they are on it. On the few occassions they have used warp travel, most of them were eaten by demons.

Yeah, I have begun adamantine mining operations. Best make sure not to dig through to those demons. Also, magma smelters and forges are built.

I'm digging a stairwell down to the magma sea. MAGMA SMELTERS (and demons), HERE I COME.

Are you trying to imply that the WAAAAAAAGHHH is optional? And you call yourself an ork.

Can I call dibs on Navisa1, planet Caracol?

I have a feeling your opinions will be flipped on their heads when you meet either Alatreon or Joe.

Alatreon.

If they can change pigmentation, then yeah, I guess you just made ditto Nex.

Oh for gods sake. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cartomancy Happy, Nex? Cartomancy is a real word, with real meanings. And what else would it be called? Card magic?

You can actually break the Barroth's crown off, and carve it for a Barroth Ridge, usually. It's pretty difficult to do, though, since you need blue sharpness to get through it.

Monster Hunter Tri, clearly. MH Tri is always the answer.

Weapons have their own elements when you forge them. They start showing up soon. I think the ludroth splashhammer has water element, and if not, it's upgrade does... Plume flint is fire... But raw > elemental for hammers.

Hammers can't sever tails. Also, as a note, Barroth is only weak to water while there is still mud on him; otherwise, he is weak to fire.

Your call.

Ah, you do know how skills work, right? You need to get a certain number of points in a skill before it activates. Let's take my agnaktor armour as an example. The full set gives +15 guard, which activates the skill guard+2. If I remove the torso, I only have +10 guard, giving me the skill guard+1. If I remove another piece, it drops below ten and the skill does not activate at all. You usually need to wear full sets to get any decent skills in low rank, but combinations at high rank are better. As for Royal Ludroth, use a fire weapon if you have one, and then use whichever weapon you like. Don't try to specialise in all of the weapons, because then you'll be mediocre in every one. Pick 2 weapons, 3 if you really want, and focus on those.

Stand diagonally in front of it, attack the mane. Try not to stay to the side of it, or you'll get steamrolled. It's water attack is annoying because it inflicts waterblight. Hit it till it dies.

Pity orks don't have FTL travel or they'd rule the 40k universe :rolleyes:

Earth, underwater areas of the flooded forest.