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Hmm. Actually I might end as a Sentinel. I like passive buffs to my allies. :3
Sentinel for the win :D

I might end up with a Bishop next time. That Sanctuary ability seems ridiculously useful.

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Other Games / Re: Magicmaker
« on: May 02, 2013, 03:53:18 pm »
So how about them INVALID_QUEST_ITEM_NAMEs?
Extremely annoying.

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I'd love a Reignleif, personally. It's the Soldier's unique weapon, but it's only has slightly better stats than an Iron Lance, which means that it won't be long before it becomes obsolete :/

3x damage against armored/horseback is never obsolete.
True. Honestly, I'm a little surprised it's only Proficiency Rank D.

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I'd love a Reignleif, personally. It's the Soldier's unique weapon, but it's only has slightly better stats than an Iron Lance, which means that it won't be long before it becomes obsolete :/

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Oh. My bad.

26467
Might as well be a death sentence.
They'll release him sooner or later, like those two American journalists a few years ago.
We'll see. The last time that happened North Korea used it as "Look, America is capitulating!" propaganda. With recent events the government might not want to let that happen.
Wouldn't that be a good thing from their point of view? It'd allow them to back down semi-gracefully from all of their recent threats, at least in the eyes of the citizenry.
"See! Not only is America scared of our might, but they'll also do anything to get their citizens back! We're number 1!"

26468
Why didn't you say "okay" the first time?  ???

26469
So that American wasn't killed, just sentenced to 15 years of hard labor, where he could die.
http://www.cnn.com/2013/05/01/world/asia/north-korea-american-sentenced/index.html
Perhaps North Korea actually listens?
Previous page, misko :P

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Quote from: Wet Willy as we call him
The Hobbit is a bad book because Tolkien intended it to be a childrens book so that makes it bad.
*headdesk*

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: "Really? That's excellent! I was a little worried, to be honest; a lot of us got hurt in the last fight we were in."

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: "That's good. Is everyone alright?"

26473
How exactly would you get the power anywhere else?
Lasers.

Seriously though, haven't they been working on some kind of satellite based power transmission or summat like that? Know they've got wireless power transmission over short range, but I don't recall how far they've gotten in getting it longer.

Barring that or really long power cables, you could probably do something involving batteries of various sorts.
The only satellite-based power generation scheme I can remember involved satellites in geosynchronous orbit gathering solar energy and beaming it down to special stations in the form of microwaves. Nothing that I can come up with involves beaming energy up to satellites and then being beamed down somewhere else.

Batteries would still need to be made, they'd have to be fairly massive, and worst of all would have to be transported to and from Greenland. A single shipwreck could cause country-wide blackouts.

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I personally feel that the 3 fossil fuels would form some kind of evil carbon based axis in order to commit genocide against the renewable mechanisms of solar, tidal, wind and hydro. Nuclear power would sit in the corner doing a Switzerland.
My personal energy plan for unlimited nuclear power involves buying Greenland from the 56,744 (not a typo) people who live there, and then building some mostly computerized plants there. Really cold up there too, so coolant isn't as huge a priority.
How exactly would you get the power anywhere else?
Lossless cabling I suppose. Real problems are the fact that nuclear requires liquid water, and really, a melting core doesn't care wherether it's -30 or 50 degrees outside.
No such animal without supercooled semiconductors. And you'd need a hell of a lot of it to actually get anywhere; Greenland's kinda on its own rather large island, don't forget.

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I personally feel that the 3 fossil fuels would form some kind of evil carbon based axis in order to commit genocide against the renewable mechanisms of solar, tidal, wind and hydro. Nuclear power would sit in the corner doing a Switzerland.
My personal energy plan for unlimited nuclear power involves buying Greenland from the 56,744 (not a typo) people who live there, and then building some mostly computerized plants there. Really cold up there too, so coolant isn't as huge a priority.
How exactly would you get the power anywhere else?

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