The Heroes Round Table

Greengnots wrote:Hi Ethric, even if I don't know you.

'belated return' Hi

Eating downtown... what exactly are we talking about here?

Hope springs eternal, Baldrick...

I assume there will be probing...

ThunderTitan wrote:

Ethric wrote:...yes I did barely pass high school physics, why?

Barely pass? Pretty sure you have to sleep with the (past 50) teacher to pass grade school physics if you don't understand why that doesnt work.

You can't really make an effective joke out of something that was in itself a joke.

I never got around to playing in the first place, because of having to setup som dynasty-nonsene before I could start. Which is a bull**** "feature".

I like it. If you think it's too short, play classic + ironman without cheating, and either loose or restart alot. Pretty hard... once a mission starts going downhill, it tends to snowball quickly into a wipe, and you have to micromanage resources diligently.

asandir wrote:This place seems a little quieter then when I was last here. Wow. 4 years.

You supplied the answer to your own statement there

Pol wrote:

What a brilliant invention, I shall order one forthwith!

...yes I did barely pass high school physics, why?

I'm not saying 3D HAS to suck, but it seems it often does, at least from my point of view. For instance, among my alltime favourite games are Caesar II-III, Heroes I-IV, Lords of the Realm II and Master of Orion II. All the subsequent games in those series are poor to rubbish. In this case (Project ...

I would have been more optimistic if it wasn't 3D, tbh. So many TBS-titles have gone from great to mediocre when "advancing" into 3D.

Groovy.

Played my first game of Zombicide, and it's awesome! Reminiscent of Hero Quest of yore, but without the need for a DM-type. 5 out of 6 survivors made it to the exit, but Sheldon sacrificed hims elf for his fellow man.

Quite tangy, yes. Not much sugar, and a bit of honey.

These berries are wild. Grown ones aren't the same. Crowberries are probably not plentiful in the american midwest, if I were to guess, and from the wikipedia entry. They are too stony for jam, but make excellent squash. The acid I referred to is citric acid, to help get the juices out without the b...

You were correct w/ American English(midwest). But squashing berries does get the "juice" out.<L> Squash (yellow, zucchini, butternut, spaghetti)is what we call all gourds except pumpkins for some reason. What kind of berries? Crowberries and blueberries. And indeed, I did squash them, in...

And you as a teacher support this practice of subverting the correct use of words?

Unless he actually made it from lemons, it's not lemonade. Wikipedia, fount of all knowledge, translates "saft" with " squash ". Quite so. I got "squash" from google translate, but since I've never heard or seen the word used in that context I discounted it. But from y...

Not jam, but [saft]. I have no idea about the english word for that, for some reason.