just as interesting as i thought itd be viewtopic.php?f=5&t=5312Tonopah wrote:I was poking around town earlier today and....
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Nanothnir
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What do you do Jackard that stuffs up those links...
[Politics] The word was derived by the joining of two others, Poli - A Latin word meaning Many. And Tics - Annoying Bloodsucking Parasites...
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Rhiannon
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He puts (or somehow one is added) an S after http in the address. This makes your computer think it is a secured site (like your bank account or some online shopping cart for examples). When your computer then does not see a valid secure site certificate it gives an error. To see the page you can just remove the S in the adress bar.Nanothnir wrote:What do you do Jackard that stuffs up those links...
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Yeah, there's a good reason why I haven't taken the lawspeaker or chieftain position.Nanothnir wrote:Too tell the truth Yolan has been Busy with his RL job of being a Teacher that his time on HnH is well. Nada...
He doesn't fully know whats happening while he is not on, and seems to pick the best times to come on anyway. He doesn't even know we have been attacked as much as we have...
I'm sorry to hear about this attack. Things were looking pretty good, and I wasn't expecting this. My thoughts where that even jerks would probably rather a world with NB in it than not.
If you're all for sincere optimism, whats with the tone?Rhiannon wrote:So Yolan?
Any more of the nice sweet "We'll soon be a busy haven for world trade so just hang on while the world gets organized" posts? I'm all for sincere optimism...but uh ummmm.
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Yolan
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In fact, I'll add this.
I don't believe New Brodgar somehow "can't work" because some people are jerks. What we have right now though is a vulnerable place. That is a contingent fact, and has nothing to do with the basic idea of the city.
If anything, I hope this might encourage some stronger players to consider moving in, and existing players to be careful with their walls and gates, so people are not quite so helpless.
The massive roads are in, the _massive_ square is in, the place is filled with productive personal land. As far as the underlying design philosophy of the town goes, New Brodgar is looking great. Shall we come this far and fall into abandon? If they come, again and again, and no-one stands to help us, then I guess so. And maybe months down the road people might think, damn, I really would like some open place to trade at and visit.
I don't believe New Brodgar somehow "can't work" because some people are jerks. What we have right now though is a vulnerable place. That is a contingent fact, and has nothing to do with the basic idea of the city.
If anything, I hope this might encourage some stronger players to consider moving in, and existing players to be careful with their walls and gates, so people are not quite so helpless.
The massive roads are in, the _massive_ square is in, the place is filled with productive personal land. As far as the underlying design philosophy of the town goes, New Brodgar is looking great. Shall we come this far and fall into abandon? If they come, again and again, and no-one stands to help us, then I guess so. And maybe months down the road people might think, damn, I really would like some open place to trade at and visit.
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Dataslycer
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In any case, someone may want to build a ran and break down that trap. We already have Dernholm as a place as a newbie deathtrap and don't want NBG to be one as well, making Claymore the only possible safe charterstone to start on.
If you keep focusing on the shadow behind, you will not see the light in front of you.
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Being successful isn't just about hard work and succeeding, it is also about picking yourself up when you fail.
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just wondering here, why was there even a partial wall around the charterstone?
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Dataslycer
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Which one? The Dernholm one?sabinati wrote:just wondering here, why was there even a partial wall around the charterstone?
If you keep focusing on the shadow behind, you will not see the light in front of you.
Being successful isn't just about hard work and succeeding, it is also about picking yourself up when you fail.
Being successful isn't just about hard work and succeeding, it is also about picking yourself up when you fail.
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new brogdar
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Splin
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At least why didnt they surround it with some HFs, so it wont be enclosed like it was.
