Retech

I'm just extremely defensive...and genocide happy at times. :P

Twas a total accident that I hit you. Besides, it never actually happened. -wink-

Basically you have a character which you control, and you go on adventures. That's basically it. You should join, if you have the time. It's really time-consuming.

Yah, Archi's moderation would be great where the rules are set on game mechanics, rather than necessarily what we know as "realism." The problem with today's world is that the only thing keeping it from total destruction is the common sense of all the world leaders, which is something that can go out the window very quickly, especially in the style of Hegemony. What time period would it be? I was thinking either early, middle, late middle ages, or maybe the Renaissance, since that seems to be the time period with lots of social and economic development, so we could decide how our countries develop. Maybe we could have it sorta like Hegemony in terms of the moderation and battles, but techs, economics, and population growth (factual stuff that is easily debatable) could be governed by a simple system developed before the game begins, or at least well in advance of it being used, so that it wouldn't be arguable and there would just be a set of facts.

(Nex has to face two golems by himself? Harsh. :P) See ya tomorrow Ross.

(I have a feeling that this is the nemesis fella) Jen begins charging an ice/water attack, while she shouts "I know why you're here. Take off your mask and face me, you coward!" If he gets within ten feet, then Jen unleashes the attack. It consists of a wave of cold water on the ground, an icy wind in the air, with ice shards flying in the middle.

If this masked figure doesn't kill me. Any chance you could come over and help me deal with him? :)

Jen leaves the fur coat carefully wrapped near the top of the icy staircase that is the way to get up to her mountain. Ontop of it, she leaves the note "For Nexaduro. I will be back shortly." Afterwards, she returns back to the mine and cautiously approaches the figure, making sure to stay a good twenty feet away. She calls out "What business do you have near this mine? This is private property! If you wish to use the mine, you'd be more than welcome to. Just make sure you stay away from that cave. It's not safe at all."

Unfortunately the dungeon is already fully looted. There's nothing left of value in it, except maybe some Kraken meat if you go check there, though it's probaly rotten.

Jen returns to her home and begins skinning the bear. If she succeeds, she attempts to fashion an ice needle out of some well crafted ice, using it to try to make a fur coat for Nex. (Not trying to get out of your story line. I want to make the coat for Nex first, then I'll go back to that figure)

Jen finishes laying the traps that she didn't get to finish before because of the bear, before going to the mine near her mountain and mining for a bit, to wait for the traps to catch animals.

That's what Best Buy people are for. :P Learning codes is like learning another language. Lots of work.

Jen fires more ice shards, while attempting to freeze the bear's legs and mouth closed. Then she tries to raise ice spikes from the ground to impale the bear, using her ice staff. If the bear gets close, she whacks at it with her polemace.

Perhaps the download is corrupted? Lots of times for some random reason, a file in the download just fails to enter your computer, and the game won't run because it's missing something.

I think it was more of a safeguard and godmod rather than an actual game mechanic. It would be sorta exploitable if Japan was not controlled by a player.

Maybe it's a problem with the disc, rather than the computer? Also, you should check if your drivers and Direct X is compatible with the game.

I thought Japan was totally owned by the RFG system. :P

Jen fires auto-ice shards at the bear. If the bear is far away, then she fires a freezing ray at it. If the bear is sorta close, then Jen tries to freeze the bear's legs and mouth, while bringing her polemace upwards, hoping to hit under its jaw and smashing its brains open. If she succeeds, then she swings again and again until it dies.

I don't suggest you do that. My downfall was a long way coming, since if this didn't probaly happen, something else probaly would've. Just enjoy the game. I do have another game that you might like. I'm just getting it through Archi first. Before it's launched, there will be a poll in order to see how interested people are. Thanks Sere. Sorry for making your head explode and stuff. No hard feelings?

I don't suggest you do that. My downfall was a long way coming, since if this didn't probaly happen, something else probaly would've. Just enjoy the game.

Jen attempts to melt the blade away using a small pulse of warm water. Then she sets out her various traps on her mountain, trying to catch animals with fur. Afterwards, she heads down to the mine near her house and...well mines for a while, to wait for the animals to be caught. -- Earth, you could probaly just see if it weighs a lot.

Ooooh, me has Vista too. It's such a pain sometimes. Have you tried cleaning the disc? Something that's an issue.

What operating system do you have?

Jen tests if her bow still works once on the target, to make sure that the integrity of the bow was not lost when she added the cutting edge. Then she attempts to make a few bear traps out of ice, by forming it a few feet away from her, so that she doesn't get caught in it. She makes sure to add a short chain, so she's not at risk of getting caught in the trap when she picks it up.

There is a big difference between a developed nation slaughtering innocent civilians and a despotic nation slaughtering civilians...You wanted to pretend you were an evolved nation with an empire, you take the price that goes with it. No. You launched a stupid attack and now we all have to deal with the consquences, and the Anthrax attack isn't overpowered...it was powerful... There is a massive difference between something being unrealistically, and something being realistically horrific. And it was not merely about you fighting to defend yourself...No one else was taking any action, everyone else had backed off, for whatever reason, and then you went and demanded that the attack be fired. It was an internal matter, driven entirely by Indonesia and you just used it to justify destroying your enemies. I wasn't referring to the price to me. Anyways, fire bombing is neither genocidal or ridiculously gamebreaking, which is why I still wish it was calculated, since anthrax bombing was ignored. I decided to launch the attack when I discovered that I could not reclaim Indonesia. Like I said before, I considered Indonesia a necessity, and since it didn't exactly seem feasible to reclaim it, I decided to destroy the nations which caused me to lose Indonesia in the first place. I would've been much happier with Indonesia and not destroying my enemies, but destroying my enemies is much more appealing to me that sitting by and letting them keep what they gained from the attack.