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Its laggy and falling apart. It needs some love! Give that server some hugs dev team!

I enjoy where the aesthetics of the game meet the game mechanics regarding the world itself. The feeling of wildness captured within the artwork and the danger presented by actually travelling through those areas. I would say more landscapes to experience, different dangers(not just monsters), and better use of mountain ranges. Mountains are the guardians of the wilderness, their lack of implementation into the game mechanics is sorely noticed (aside from being a "do not pas

@ OP Thank you so much!

Ah good i'm under rated again, time to scorch some ships and make the "best of the best" cry. Still the legacy of my reign of terror lasts, even if I rarely post anymore or play. :) Also, I'm the only one who is a master on that list. booya!

Hmm not up on the current internet lingo, what do you mean?

[quote who="Sinkillr" reply="282" id="3451003"] LOL carpet. I just discovered this hilarious thread. How you have the stamina to defend a troll post with more 12 pages worth of paragraphs is truly amazing.[/quote] This experience was just like taking a stand for something that is far more real then a video game. A good experience, I recommend it to everyone.

add a height mechanic to the combat terrain, like the system in final fantasy tactics. It adds a lot more variables to play with and is just more fun to play than just a simple 2d grid.

I can think of no better game to be one of the next generation RTS. GO SINS!

[quote] And who is Paravox in 5s games? Never seen him? [/quote] he's a cool dude :)

1. Allow me to change my symbol while the lobby is full, having used symbols greyed out. 2. put an in game statistic on a character's profile on ICO that shows how many times they have captained a team, or any other simple form of recognition to improve team forming time.

Where in the world is Carmen Sandiego by broderbund.

I'm shelving X rebirth and am going to watch for patch notes and mods. Anything less than "detailed reworking of core game aspects" will result in permanent disinterest.

Thank you SO much Starclad! I can't wait to see what this does to early-mid game micro.

This game looks promising, even if it is in a very rough state at the moment. The design team seems to have a clear vision and have refined their idea. Many of their ideas are innovative and look fun. I do get the feeling that they are holding a lot of information back, but then they probably are, its still in production! Check it out at: http://www.kicksta

Hmm ya I like that take on the elemental name formula. Elemental: Fallen _______ Good stuff! +1

Elemental: Dawn of Legends

[quote who="Nick-Danger" reply="35" id="3408529"]quoting post ...But the reality is, the single biggest thing holding LH back is the brand confusion... If your concern about embracing the 'Elemental' name is the 'baggage' from Elemental's release, I think you have 2 options: 1- run away from the 'Elemental' name (the marketeers would say 'rebrand' or some similar spin, but I'm not a marketeer so am speaking plainly). 1- embrace

[quote]I'm just saying that this can be said of ANY organization-Nabisco, General Mills, the local homeowners association, etc but it is all meaningless if you don't have proof of what you are saying. It's just made up.[/quote] Actually no, there are many things in life that don't have proof yet are completely real. Proof is just an idea that is used by the courts to determine unimpeachable sources of proof. Often times common sense is thrown out in favor o

Reply to Flagyl Why do this? [quote] "When it comes to the heart disease, you disagree with the vast majority of cardiologists, the American College of Cardiology, several cardiac physiologists, and "The Father of Cardiology". Once somebody's opinion reaches that level, it is not a personal or quasi personal attack to call your point of view strange or bizarre. It's simply pointing out that you have a highly idiosyncratic interpretation of the dat

[quote] When it comes to the Constitution, you disagree with the vast majority of Constitutional scholars, the Supreme Court in general, several of our founding fathers, and "The Father of the Constitution". Once somebody's opinion reaches that level, it is not a personal or quasi personal attack to call your point of view strange or bizarre. It's simply pointing out that you have a highly idiosyncratic interpretation of the document that is not backed up by bodi

We could also start talking about the three definitions of the United States of America. Yes, 3 different legal definitions. Definitions have been added after the founding, think at how this would change the way the constitution is interpreted. :)

[quote]I'm really not sure how your condescending rant has anything do to with my questioning your statement that the 2nd amendment gives us the right to own bazookas and SAMs. Is there a point to your ramblings that actually reflect my attitudes, I think not. I'm not against the 2nd amendment, which I think you think I am. I didn't allude to a desire to change the constitution. Should I thank you for the unnecessary civics lesson, I think not. I s

[quote] Ooh....and when was the last time 18th century man drove his hundred gun warship into a primary school and killed all the kids? 'sublime ass kicker' my arse.... [/quote] The reason schools get targeted nowadays is because it is all a psychological operation to garner support and enmity between the two factions/countries at war. Psy-OP game plan: 1.

[quote]Seriously? How you can transpose a 21st century definition into a 18th century document is truly disturbing.[/quote] I have studied law in detail and from that research I have an understanding of what law is, and how it works. As with all things I don't know everything, feel free to find holes in my knowledge, I have no undue pride about it. Laws are defined by the LEGAL definitions of the time. The definition at the time of the second amendment&#39

[quote]The federal government may not prevent you from buying a gun.[/quote] the second amendment gives you the right to bear arms... The word "arms" means so much more than just a gun(based upon the first edition of the Webster dictionary). The popular media likes to focus on just guns, but guns are not the limit of what "arms" are. Tangent: The popular media is obsessed with trying to change the definition of words such as this so that they can garner public su