Bay 12 Games Forum

I thought it would come out around May 2013. He seemed to be getting close then. I've pretty much given up hope anyways.

How many B12s did you get so far?

Also I put down Senate Majority leader as third in line. I feel so sad

I use a bunch of old paint cans which I balance my computer on top of. Using the edges of textbooks works as well. As long as you can get the computer a couple of inches of the table then most of your problems should go away

I know this is a fairly big ask, but I was wondering if I could get the anti piracy act removed from my country? The AI did it when I was away and i'd like to be able to have the other option pop up.

Also i'm impressed by the Lancasters. Soon enough we will be the rulers of every major country.

Racing skulls are expensive require calm water and are very prone to tip over. Plus your hands will get ripped to shreds.

Though rowing is really on good for getting lean. It's hard to bulk up with it.

You guys are missing out on the best workout machine of all. The rowing machine. Its like doing a squat every 4 seconds for an entire hour. Your hands might complain but after a few weeks they'll be so tough people will think you're a lumberjack.

Machinery is one of those difficult things though. You need a few things to build it.

1. Proper metallurgy, which comes from years of empirically tested materials translated into engineering handbooks.
2. A large amount of engineers who can apply known methods to the problem at hand
3. The facilities in which you can build solid pieces of machinery
4. A knowledgeable worker base that can use the tools to build that machinery
5. A long list of every conceivable thing that the Machinery can take and its limits, start up procedures and the like.
6. All the electronics that would run it.

I doubt North Korea has enough of 2,3,4 or 6.

I remember my dad talking to me about a planned conveyor belt that they had to put onto a side of a hill carrying ore from a mine. The amount of engineering hurdles they had to go through to get something as simple as that working was crazy. This was after they had bought all the machinery from a Swiss company that specialized in building ski lifts and stuff.

I'm fairly sure that's why the Koreans are angry about it. It could take them years until they have workable pieces and for the dear leader that just won't do.