I think that for you to ever feel that Haven is grindy is a failure of imagination. See: Xcomburgingham wrote:To quit before it starts feeling too grindy.
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painhertz
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Re: Any spectacular goals this time around?
"I shall PERSONALLY witness for you at the shiny, chrome gates of Valhalla!"
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RJT
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Re: Any spectacular goals this time around?
A skull throne, one for each faction, made entirely of that faction's skulls.
[8:21:56 PM] Ravian: We didn't run
[8:22:04 PM] Ravian: We left in the other direction
http://strawpoll.me/6822558
Stand against tyranny, Brothers and sisters. Rise!
[8:22:04 PM] Ravian: We left in the other direction
http://strawpoll.me/6822558
Stand against tyranny, Brothers and sisters. Rise!
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Azpire
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Re: Any spectacular goals this time around?
Well I suppose...
- Have fun
- Keeping informed via the forums
- Building up a village with friends, and also friendly HnH hearthlings
- Have fun
- Have fun
- Keeping informed via the forums
- Building up a village with friends, and also friendly HnH hearthlings
- Have fun
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HarryDresden
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Re: Any spectacular goals this time around?
For nomads the wagon and raft are normally by far superior to boats. In w5 I did a little bit of the wandering thing with a wagon and a stolen bull. It's interesting to say the least, big thing is to make sure you have dreams for your claim each night, otherwise you're waiting around. I normally leave my dreamcatcher wherever I stayed, just take the dreams, and build a new one, harvest when I wake up.
Yes, I am a Wizard.
loftar wrote: bear fruit is not something I can predict,.
Beborn Beton wrote: "Don't Worry, They Won't Find My Body, I Want You To Know I Found Peace In Another World."
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Zachary09
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Re: Any spectacular goals this time around?
I gotta try this when I have more time, because it sounds extremely funHarryDresden wrote:For nomads the wagon and raft are normally by far superior to boats. In w5 I did a little bit of the wandering thing with a wagon and a stolen bull. It's interesting to say the least, big thing is to make sure you have dreams for your claim each night, otherwise you're waiting around. I normally leave my dreamcatcher wherever I stayed, just take the dreams, and build a new one, harvest when I wake up.
By the way, you do a nomad style with a mix of UA and SURV character?
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HarryDresden
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Re: Any spectacular goals this time around?
I actually used to do a style of mixed UA and Melee, and get Survival as high as possible. I've been in a village for so long though, I haven't had time to do the nomad thing. The easiest way is to just boat for hours and hours, and to keep extra materials on you if you can. I had a q30 soldier sword that did me well.Zachary09 wrote:I gotta try this when I have more time, because it sounds extremely fun
By the way, you do a nomad style with a mix of UA and SURV character?
I traveled for about 3 weeks with 2 LC's, before someone stole it, then I had to make a new boat and crates. God I missed those LC's so much. I normally keep food in one, curios in the other, rope and bone glue in case I find a spot I really love, then I'll drop a palisade and live there. I can't tell you how many flotsams I found during that time, it was glorious.
Yes, I am a Wizard.
loftar wrote: bear fruit is not something I can predict,.
Beborn Beton wrote: "Don't Worry, They Won't Find My Body, I Want You To Know I Found Peace In Another World."
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NOOBY93
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Re: Any spectacular goals this time around?
Beautiful <3
Jalpha wrote:I believe in my interpretation of things.
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Tiberium
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Re: Any spectacular goals this time around?
Wow that is a great plan! i love Dwarf fortress.
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Pellegri
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Re: Any spectacular goals this time around?
That looks like it will be awesome! I am planning something as well, but it's not going to be as cool as that. It will be a semi-secret until it is discovered.
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krikke93
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Re: Any spectacular goals this time around?
This looks like a nice little project Hazzor! 
I'm planning on completing my mega brickart work as soon as I get to the point I'm able to. Will post screenshots when done

I'm planning on completing my mega brickart work as soon as I get to the point I'm able to. Will post screenshots when done
I'm curiousPellegri wrote:That looks like it will be awesome! I am planning something as well, but it's not going to be as cool as that. It will be a semi-secret until it is discovered.
Hope you have a great day