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Rift
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Re: Today marks

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yea lvl 4-6 bears i kill real fast unarmed.. usually without taking a single hit.. It's not that hard.
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Jfloyd
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Well, as long as there will be an armor with a skull on it, I'm happy.
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sami1337
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Jfloyd wrote:Well, as long as there will be an armor with a skull on it, I'm happy.
As long as it's expensive and godlike, happy man here. New goals are good. Plus it's nice to show off wealth. :lol:
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Jfloyd
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sami1337 wrote:
Jfloyd wrote:Well, as long as there will be an armor with a skull on it, I'm happy.
As long as it's expensive and godlike, happy man here. New goals are good. Plus it's nice to show off wealth. :lol:
Put large rubies in the eye sockets ;D
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Raephire
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Toilets too, I'm concerned for the hearthlings digestive system
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I just felt this image to be appropriate to the thread. :)
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Malicus
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Raephire wrote:Toilets too, I'm concerned for the hearthlings digestive system
We've had these sorts of discussions about Dwarf Fortress. As far as DF goes, anyway, it's generally decided that it'd be too icky and pointless (especially since there, you'd surely have to dig "plumbing"... ick). Also way too inviting of poop jokes.
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Malicus wrote:
Raephire wrote:Toilets too, I'm concerned for the hearthlings digestive system
We've had these sorts of discussions about Dwarf Fortress. As far as DF goes, anyway, it's generally decided that it'd be too icky and pointless (especially since there, you'd surely have to dig "plumbing"... ick). Also way too inviting of poop jokes.

Except going in as an adventurer and grabbing all the poop you can to throw later would make one of, if not the, best adventurer story ever.
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Raephire
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If they introduced a digestive system, I feel that H&H would quickly turn into a sims game where your characters leave puddles everywhere.
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JTG
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No puddles, only gross pants

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