Regarding The Forums: Welcome to H&H

[LuKo]

Hi, I'm new here, and I liked a lot this NOOBDESTROYER game, reminds me a lot of TES old games, Ultima, and some other things (like...ugh...minecraft..lol)
Sorry for doing that here anyways... xD Dun ban me for that (stones allowed, but no ban plz)

...Just wanted to say hi xD

Btw, If you guys are looking for help with artwork, I can try... (not showing anything because, I dont know if you guys really need that)



c ya

[Sevenless]

Hi, I'm new here, and I liked a lot this NOOBDESTROYER game, reminds me a lot of TES old games, Ultima, and some other things (like...ugh...minecraft..lol)
Sorry for doing that here anyways... xD Dun ban me for that (stones allowed, but no ban plz)

...Just wanted to say hi xD

Btw, If you guys are looking for help with artwork, I can try... (not showing anything because, I dont know if you guys really need that)



c ya

Custom skinning is popular, you could probably make your own with a bit of work if you wanted.

[btaylor]

Well, OP is two years old, so it isn't exactly 100% up to speed with my present philosophical outlook. I do not not today associate the words "ideology", "nationalism" or "liberalism" -- with the latter two concepts obviously being species of the first -- with anything positive. My view is simply that personal autonomy is a social concept that has no meaning outside the context of an antecedent polity. Robinson Crusoe on his island is not in any meaningful sense free, he is merely isolated. Further, I do not believe that something as ephemeral as ideas can on its own form the lasting basis of a functioning polity, and hence I consider family, culture and nation to be relevant to political discourse, and in that capacity also legitimate values well worth defending.

The good society is a fruit of culture, not one of politics, ideologies or revolutions. Societies are precious flowers that one grows, not mechanistic contraptions to be construed from on high by virtue of some grand central plan.

So jorb, harking back to your OP, I am interested in knowing where you see H&H standing in a historical point of view? W7 seems more chaotic than any world I can remember playing in. People try to build long-lasting kingdoms or trade metropolitans yet it seems they eventually succumb to hostile invaders who have no apparent goals other than to see everyone and everything around them burn to ground. I'm no history buff but it does interest me to a point, so would you share some of your insight?

[ArvinJA]

Actually, W7 is probably the most peaceful world so far if you're part of The Empire.

[borka]

Nope there's the longtime lag missing that makes worlds more peaceful - i don't see much difference to the first months of W6...player count drop also doesn't say: more peaceful

And what "empire" ?!? ... i haven't seen a AfO, Peace Grid or even a vclaim that spreads all over the map yet or a revolution - but hey this world is young ...

[_Gunnar]

I don't think anyone would bother spreading their vclaim much this world... boars are too strong :p

And it does feel like since I'm not part of the "Empire" i pretty much have to just constantly avoid or evade their stormtroopers... anyone not allied seems to be a legitimate target. And since I won't ally the other side either, stealth seems to be the best option.

[luckily stormtroopers are not known for their intelligence - although they got me once, death of even a main is just a minor setback... - wont be so easy next time! ]

[Steerforth]

I eat Du(i)cks for money.

a damnable lie, sir

Lel

[Peaposto]

Wow. Even if dwarf fortress was the only thing that gigantic wiki list I would still be amazed.