Seraphi

Phobos and Deimos, right? I remember the names because of ZotE. Heh. PS. Edel, conscription DID screw up economies. You're just naming it something different. Fact is, you just sent 10% of your population to fight in a far off land. That is going to have quite an effect on your economy.

Moop. I'm going to use that insult in real life now. Also, scorpio isn't reallu nukes. The fact that I have to clarify this makes me very sad indeed. But what scorpio really is, is still secret.

Sure, it does seem the logical choice of reincarnation for the zombie survival thread. And since it's just for fun, I'm not going to throw up any arguments about special zombie types, because as far as I'm concerned, it will help vary the game a bit. I call builder!

Errr.... In fact, I'm not even going to comment.

Okay, plague is in Poland. I'm going to go ahead and lock everything down now.

That was part of the project. It's all very hush-hush, see?

The eggs have plague inside. And plutonium.

I already have them, obviously. That's what project scorpio was. Retech can confirm it, if you want. Right, Retech? Eh? Nukes?

Haha. I like it.

So far, I haven't had any trouble using lance against most monsters. The only one that was slightly annoying was Barioth, but now that I have it down, it's pretty easy. Not sure how it will fare against the likes of Joe or Alatreon though. Speaking of which: There's this thing going around on /v/, somebody started shopping Joe into random pictures. Some of them are pretty funny.

A small island in the atlantic launches nuclear missiles at Russia.

Actually, now that you said that, I decided to look at some of the Alatreon rooms I saw (Can't enter, obviously, only rank 20), and you're right, I didn't see a single room that was in the 60-80 range. Killed Uragaan and Barioth a few times today. Got a really bad hunter on a team who died three times on Uragaan, then tried to get me to do the quest again and started telling me that Uragaan was the most difficult monster and that he wasn't good with switch axes. He didn't try to change weapons. PROTIP: IF YOU SUCK AT USING SWITCH AXES, DON'T USE THEM. Some people... But yeah, other than that, pretty regular stuff. I got a charm with +5 crit draw and a slot, which I guess would be cool if I used Greatswords :rolleyes:

Ah, well, you know my plague measures. I'm staying out of the war for this year, too.

War update, or plague?

Retech, can I confirm that project scorpio part one is finished? I can now reveal that it is, in actual fact, tactical nuclear missiles. Mongols wont know what hit them.

"Well, I would still like the greatsword form to be changed into a set of large-ish double blades." Alastor pays the artisan, then heads to the apothecary.

"So there is no way to modify it to have more than two forms?"

Alastor unstraps his switch axe and places it on the counter of the weaponsmith. "I need this modified being a skilled weaponsmith, I assume you can already surmise what it can do, but I want it to be able to do more. Perhaps a dual blade form, or a lance, hammer, flail, bow, crossbow, handcannon, the specifics really do not matter. Whichever one you prefer, really. I don't like to interfere with the inherent creativity in your profession. How much are we talking for a job like this, expense wise, though?"

"A weapon shop or artisan would be good... And I must visit an apothecary, as well. Perhaps an armourer..." Alastor thinks to himself while wandering the streets.

Alastor looks around the town, checking to see if there is any market district of any form.

Alastor leans against the ships edge and stares at Tortuga.

Alastor gets up and looks out over the deck, and at Tortuga.

Alastor spends some time to practise with his switch axe, while they sail towards Tortuga

"I accept this promotion without a second thought, captain"

Alastor casually salutes the captain, before speaking. "Interesting day yesterday, right? First day at sea, and I already love it. What did you need me for?"