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General Discussion / Re: So ... why are Asians stereotyped as math geniuses?
« on: November 17, 2012, 03:12:50 pm »
I don't stereotype Asians as being good at math because I've known plenty of them who were terrible at math.
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Haha, imma download this to see how much RAM it uses when loading the raws. Fortbent using a GB now...Wait, Dwarf Fortress uses more RAM if your raws are huge? No wonder some mods are unplayable for me.
Any chance of getting single pony type exclusive civ files as an addon? A civ each for earth, unicorn, and pegasus?Try Notepad++, it's perfect for opening text files of that size. It's what I use when I experiment with modifying the raws.
It's cannon from pre-equestria times.
It would be interesting having a unicorn exclusive fort, or an earth pony mega farm.
Plus one problem with this mod is it's REALLY hard for me to force myself to assign ponies based on my fortress needs, instead I end assign them based on caste strengths. If I only had earth ponies it wouldn't be a problem assigning one as a clothier
I'd do it myself but wordpad croaks trying to open a 10meg text document...
Lemme guess- showed you how to beat the game while killing Vivec?Not that. I already knew about that path thanks to uesp.net. Just the sheer power that those Khajiiti had made me miss my old saves with my Dunmeri enchanter, Amana. She was a different kind of gamebreaking by the time she got the Amulet of Shadows, the Robe of Drake's Pride, the Ring of Phynaster, the Curiass of Savior's Hide, and two daedric daggers called Blinkblade and Mendingblade. Blinkblade made her become invisible after she struck the enemy, while Mendingblade restored her health with each strike.
... yeah, I hear the street outside constantly. And the air moving. And the bushes outside rustling. And the AC when it turns on, and the laptop's fan, and my own breathing, and usually my heartbeat (that one's tough to keep a hold of, though), and etc., and so forth, and so on. I frakking hate televisions. I spent like a decade of fairly concentrated effort getting to the point I was actually able to consistently hear. I'm somewhat hypersensitive to sense datum these days as a results, and distraction and trouble it brings aside, I wouldn't give it up for something as trivial as a particular slice of sanity. Which makes not noticing the thing was on my hand even more strange. I'm usually pretty aware it's there and fiddle with it as a mannerism.