Sceptic
Critical Irrationalist
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Could they be any more English without a dead pig head being involved too?
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Could they be any more English without a dead pig head being involved too?
I have doubts that elven pride would allow them to sign a similar document.No, it's okay. He got Emperor Karl-Franz to sign a document appointing him as official grudge-settler of the Empire, so it's all good.
'How badly do you want the Phoenix Crown back?'I have doubts that elven pride would allow them to sign a similar document.
Yes. Multiple wives and concubines were common in Nehekhara back in the day, so him having an elf lover isn't going to bother her. Aranei is working under the assumption that as a minor sorcercess in the employ of someone as powerful as him, he's obviously in a position to do whatever he wants. The weird thing is that he's being so nice about it. Remember how worried she got when the HIgh Elves turned up?Something I am wondering about, Paol is dating queen Khalida, but what about that dark elf he was with towards the beginning of his time in the Warhammer world? Did they break up? Is he somehow dating both of them with their consent if not blessing?
I'll have to reread Drachenfels to brush up on his characterisation.On that note, I'm looking forward to seeing how he gets along with other significant characters from Warhammer like Karl Franz.
Ah, yes, that does clear things up. I really wish that TVTropes would update their recap page so that it's possible to see which versions of Paul show up in which chapter. They've already started but haven't finished or really made a lot of progress last time I checked.Yes. Multiple wives and concubines were common in Nehekhara back in the day, so him having an elf lover isn't going to bother her. Aranei is working under the assumption that as a minor sorcercess in the employ of someone as powerful as him, he's obviously in a position to do whatever he wants. The weird thing is that he's being so nice about it. Remember how worried she got when the HIgh Elves turned up?
It might be easier if you look up Alternate Universe, then check all ages related to it. Afterwards, just search for With This Ring, and it should give you all the recap pages that currently have that trope, meaning all the episodes that either have Paul or the Renegade go to other universes, or show alternate versions of them, like Paol or Baul.Ah, yes, that does clear things up. I really wish that TVTropes would update their recap page so that it's possible to see which versions of Paul show up in which chapter. They've already started but haven't finished or really made a lot of progress last time I checked.
They can get it back when they get the Phoenix King to go through the flame without resistences. But that'll never happen because Malekeith is the only true king of the Elves.
I haven't seen people floating, but minor pathing issues are common in stuff like fallout or TES too.Playable, sure, but you still have to ignore people floating through the air behind their cars and an AI that can't path, for example.
Most games break when you hack them.I don't know if killing Adam Smasher when you first meet him still soft locks the game, but I suspect that it does.
No, the game wasn't hacked. You get a brief opening to hack him, and if you kill him with it -which apparently wasn't all that hard- the game left you stuck in the apartment.Most games break when you hack them.
Edit: To clarify, the first time you meet Adam is in the middle of a scripted cutscene where you have no ability to attack, and would need to noclip through a wall just to be in the same room as him.
No, the game wasn't hacked. You get a brief opening to hack him, and if you kill him with it -which apparently wasn't all that hard- the game left you stuck in the apartment.
No, the game wasn't hacked. You get a brief opening to hack him, and if you kill him with it -which apparently wasn't all that hard- the game left you stuck in the apartment.
Ah, no, sorry, that's a general bugs video, not the 'kill Adam Smasher' video.I don't have time to watch the full video right now and I can't find the bit you're talking about by skimming
The last Bethesda game I played was Morrowind.
glare to Harl
Thank you, corrected.
We also use "sorry" when we hear that bad things have happened that we had nothing to do with, as a way of expressing sympathy. Do dwarfs have a word/expression for that?
No.We also use "sorry" when we hear that bad things have happened that we had nothing to do with, as a way of expressing sympathy. Do dwarfs have a word/expression for that?
Ah, yes, that does clear things up. I really wish that TVTropes would update their recap page so that it's possible to see which versions of Paul show up in which chapter. They've already started but haven't finished or really made a lot of progress last time I checked.
Ah. So the elf-king would have to swallow his pride to get the crown back? No wonder the Dawi still have it.I've seen some sources saying the dwarves would give it back any time since they won the war, which technically settles the grudge-as-grudge (but doesn't make them like elves any better). All that's required is for the elven high king to present himself at Karaz-a-Karak, apologize and take responsibility for the war, and they'd hand it to him personally. That's the real "how badly do you want the Phoenix Crown back" question.
We also use "sorry" when we hear that bad things have happened that we had nothing to do with, as a way of expressing sympathy. Do dwarfs have a word/expression for that?
One of the possible meanings for Kol is somber, and the -al suffix indicates that the root word applies to a group, so Kolal would be a word to indicate communal somberness, letting the Dwarf addressed know that they aren't alone in their woes. Khazalid is explicitly stated to be impacted heavily by modifying suffixes, on page 73 of the 6th edition army book, which sits before me in dead tree format.
That's actually a little sad. I know that letter writing has dropped off immensely since the invention of e-mail, but surely there are at least a few people desperate to write to me? I honestly get more advertising fliers than requests for help
I think back when OL was advising the Justice League on which way to develop their current organization, he offered two ways - either a global organization with a lot of not very powerful heroes working across the planet solving city-level problems, or a small team of the most/uniquely powerful heroes on Earth who gather together when everything goes to shit for a coordinated response. With the Alliance so far stepping in to do the former job, the latter becomes the obvious choice for the League.What's the Small League model and why is it better for them? They have suoerheroes they have a teleportation network, sounds like the JL Light too me.