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Dungeons and Dragons today? :)

That picture of a monkey is just hilarious. :thumbup:

Isn't there someone else in the forum from Norway too?

That is true, but I wasn't allowed to even kill the commander. I didn't really care that I died, as long as I shook up the base and get revenge on the commander. :)

Why not just play it on RPtools? Or play Dnd? :P

Shooting the commander at point-blank? Besides, it was the situation where I had just gotten my weapon and was preparing to head out. Of course they would've allowed me to have a weapon. Welcome to the regular world, Archi. :)

It would certainly be possible to gun down the commander. The great thing about modern weapons is that by a simple pull of the trigger, it kills someone.

:thumbup: Learning something about Norway every day. :)

Realistically, I can shoot the commander in the back and kill him if it's a surprise attack. Since it's an assualt rifle, it should be able to kill everyone else too.

Sometimes when someone gets stuck in a situation, I like making it so that most of the choices lead to them being involved in a plotline. It just depends on how they're involved. Then I don't have to railroad too much, but it helps me stay lazy. :thumbup:

I was a perfect candidate for a rocket launcher. Serves them right for allowing crazy people like me into the military.

Tea with the Queen of England?

-Reads and doesn't say here- Jen. :D

Redirecting a river is easy, if it freezes. Also Nex, I believe that the river just stops, instead of overflowing. You'd probaly need pumps for that.

I have an idea for the river diversion. If the river freezes, you could manage to dig out some of the ice and build a wall, then allow it to follow the new channel.

Poor Dwarves. :mellow:

Ocean. :thumbup:

Age of Empires. Medieval 2: Total War. Europa Universalis. Civilization. Simcity. I'd like to revive the idea of a Halo:Combat Evolved Demo Multiplayer game, just for the tavern.

I think you need architecture or mechanics to build a waterwheel. You can use q and hover near it to check what you need.

[hide=Tchaikovsky Rococo Variations] http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HyLMz_DHnUQ&feature=related [/hide] From 8:00 to the end is mindblowingly fast. When I first heard about this piece, I immediately thought of Rocco. :thumbup:

Yeppers. They've made over 500 recording sessions, which means probaly over five thousand musical pieces. If it's classical, they can play it.

For blunt weapons, EVERYTHING beat adamantine.

Best band on Earth

... What kind of crap is that music?