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Jackard
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Re: Brodgar! - The Detroit of Haven and Hearth
What's with the title
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Sevenless
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Re: Brodgar! - The Detroit of Haven and Hearth
People are getting murdered left and right and the population's shrinking.Jackard wrote:What's with the title
Yep, that's detroit.
Lucky: haven is so quirky
Lucky: can be so ugly, can be so heartwarming
Sevenless: it is life
The Art of Herding
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Lucky: can be so ugly, can be so heartwarming
Sevenless: it is life
The Art of Herding
W16 Farmer's Almanac
W16 Casting Rod Cheatsheet
Explanation of the logic behind the cooking system
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freidrich
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Re: Brodgar! - The Detroit of Haven and Hearth
It's not exactly the feeling i have about brodgar.Sevenless wrote:People are getting murdered left and right and the population's shrinking.Jackard wrote:What's with the title
Yep, that's detroit.
Yes people are getting murdered but probably not more than in the beginning. Open city doen't mean peace and love and beautiful poney city. Some seem to forget this point and to ignore basic safety rules like key alt, palissade,etc... .
I'm not sure population is shrinking. Everytime i make a round in the city, i see new plots, new roads and town is now pretty huge. There are only 2 or 3 clearly abandonned plots and they use to be reoccupied by someone rather quickly.
Not everyone stay in town ? Of, course. Many players make a test, some like and stay, others leave. That's life...
You don't see many people in town? Don't expect to. There are 25 SG in the world map and usually let's say 625 players connected. This makes 25 players connected by SG. Brodgar occupies about 1/25 of its SG so statisticaly you may find only 1 or 2 people around you... City chat usually shows 2 to 10 players around, wich is not so bad after all...
All considered, life in brodgar, at least until now, is much less dangerous than hermit life and it gives much more opportunities to find nice people than hermit life. Maybe Atlanta would be better as a name than Detroit...
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ArvinJA
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Re: Brodgar! - The Detroit of Haven and Hearth
Detroit lives!Sevenless wrote:People are getting murdered left and right and the population's shrinking.Jackard wrote:What's with the title
Yep, that's detroit.
The low life has lost its appeal
And I'm tired of walking these streets
To a room with its cupboards bare
And I'm tired of walking these streets
To a room with its cupboards bare
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caz
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Re: Brodgar! - The Detroit of Haven and Hearth

so after the underwhelming raid on brodgar earlier, we held a small funeral for one of the few fallen comrades
RIP

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Kaiste
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Re: Brodgar! - The Detroit of Haven and Hearth
We defended Brodgar with our superior noob powers.


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painhertz
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Re: Brodgar! - The Detroit of Haven and Hearth
Build up a militia of some sort?
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Yolan
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Re: Brodgar! - The Detroit of Haven and Hearth
Not so much a reference to crime as the empty buildings. ;-(Jackard wrote:What's with the title
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Bait
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Re: Brodgar! - The Detroit of Haven and Hearth
I'm not sure if I see a defense, or 8 guys running from a Silkmoth on the other side of a wall...Kaiste wrote:We defended Brodgar with our superior noob powers.
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Seizure
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Re: Brodgar! - The Detroit of Haven and Hearth
Yeah, if you wanted it to be a reference to the crime you would of used Chicago. DuhYolan wrote:Not so much a reference to crime as the empty buildings. ;-(Jackard wrote:What's with the title