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(1) What difficulty levels have you played the scenario on? Easy (2) How difficult did you find the scenario? (1-10) 8 (3) How clear did you find the scenario objectives? Clear, no doubts (4) How clear and interesting did you find the dialog and storyline of the scenario? Nice storyline a nice dial...

As i don't think that give weapon to everyone is so safe. I don't know USA law, but how many check are done on a gun buyer? And are they made on regular basis? I mean: I the next-door boy, without a problem and i buy a gun. In 2 years i become addicted to alcool and i'm starting to have some psychi...

So if i'm drunken and i'm enter your property for error, you can shot me down? Who is the victim? I would like you to prove that this conclusion can be drawn form my post in a logical way, before I make any further comment on this. And when we're at it, please make sure to do that every next time, ...

e7th04sh wrote:

Sir_Koi wrote:

So if i'm drunken and i'm enter your property for error, you can shot me down? Who is the victim?

The cost for private medical institutions in a different country are cheaper than the public ones where you live? Velensk, here in Italy, PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS cure (under precise directions and for specific cases) even non italian people. Even more, Slovakia is in European Union, so others countries...

Check your PM, hope it can help

I play Urban Rivals that works like Duels or Warstorm. But the nice thing is that you can easy gain credits instead payng real money so you never fall back from the big stack of others players. Sure, if you want to pay about 80$ you can be A LOT MORE competitive, but, for me, there's no real gain. B...

Ehm... not true at 100% :roll: http://www.organicconsumers.org/btc/slowfood010906.cfm It's entirely different. He built that place and hired his employees and bought all the equipment to make what he's making. He set out to be a bakery. Imagine a typical McDonald's already built to be a McDonald's....

These places could stop being McDonald's's. I can't say I agree with this view though. It'd be economic suicide. Ehm... not true at 100% :roll: http://www.organicconsumers.org/btc/slowfood010906.cfm You just need to find the right way to work and the right product to sell... :eng: But maybe this is...

Herduk was an old PC on an old D&D Campaign an huge amount of years ago
Was a nice Dwarf, that kind of dwarf that any non-dwarf wants to meet

There are a few big crimes that state can commit against freedom of people, and one of them is removing their power. It's already happening with military being extremely advanced compared to what self-organising citizen's militia can achieve... So i guess it's a lost case. But generally i believe p...

The reason you can't break loyalist defence is because knalgan are slow as hell, good static units(therefore you can defend) but not much of moving units. Not true. Dwarves are slow as hell. Griphons, outlaw units NOT. You should mix your army with strong defenders like dwarves and fast units (outl...

I have just 1 question about campaigns HttT and tSG. It is said, that Deoran is son of Haldiel. How could this be possible? According to this site: http://wiki.wesnoth.org/History_of_Wesnoth 1. Haldiel first appears in 517 YW. Let's say he's 15 years old, so he was born in 502. 2. Deoran first appe...

Spell wrote:Just to mention it: Wesnoth might be not the only game on which all these points are fitting.

Should you post some other names?
Even for Windows / Mac / any OS.
Emulators are great today

(The term is "director", not "dictator".) I was referring to the first Jetrel's post you pick the ones doing the most and best work (and who seem to have decent plans for getting the game done), and let them be dictators. :wink: Uhm.. i'm thinking about Invader and Jetrel say, b...