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Cejer
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Battleaxe of the 12th Bay
Awesome. Thank you so much. That is all.
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shockedfrog
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Re: Battleaxe of the 12th Bay
While this is a well deserved tribute to the Bay 12 folks for their support of the game, so far I'm a little worried it's going to become Bay 12: The Game (if you don't count any of Bay 12 Games' games.) I have a great deal of respect for them and don't think any other single community is made of the same stuff, but I hope that someday I'll see people - groups or individuals - rise to greatness that stems absolutely from Hearth and not from previous lives.
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loftar
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Re: Battleaxe of the 12th Bay
That was my critique as well. I wanted to name the axe something that was a tribute, but still could be interpreted completely naturally as well, but Jorb just didn't listen to me. I guess I'll rename it myself if I think of something good (the lack of a good thought being the reason I put up with it to begin with).
"Object-oriented design is the roman numerals of computing." -- Rob Pike
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kimya
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Re: Battleaxe of the 12th Bay
Bottleaxeloftar wrote:That was my critique as well. I wanted to name the axe something that was a tribute, but still could be interpreted completely naturally as well, but Jorb just didn't listen to me. I guess I'll rename it myself if I think of something good (the lack of a good thought being the reason I put up with it to begin with).
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Namer
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Re: Battleaxe of the 12th Bay
shockedfrog wrote:While this is a well deserved tribute to the Bay 12 folks for their support of the game
I don't understand what you mean by this while I agree with your overall point, I don't think they deserve anything more then any other player of this game, we all play this game and support it, just because a group of us hasn't come from another forum in a large group, seems abit like preferential treatment. What next ??
Call it battleaxe sounds better without the 12th bay bit.
This is'nt a dig at people who have played dwarf fortress or specifically come from 12bay forums.
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Devour
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Re: Battleaxe of the 12th Bay
I'd like it if there were two items, personally. A SINGLE Battleaxe of the 12th Bay that maybe Jorb or Loftar use, to keep that spirit alive, and a normal battleaxe for us mere mortals.
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Haven
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Re: Battleaxe of the 12th Bay
Well, on the one hand 'Battleaxe of the Twelth Bay' sounds a bit too formally epic to be the standard-issue axe... On the other, I totally want one. Maybe it can be part of a set of 'master-level' items, conferring a minor bonus and major prestige to the crafter who can make them. But I'm not sure where that would fit. Maybe they could just be called 'Bay Axes'.
Heh... Bay axe.
Heh... Bay axe.
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Dwarfu
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Re: Battleaxe of the 12th Bay
Oh, please...
A real tribute would have been a hammer...
A real tribute would have been a hammer...
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WorkerDrone
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Re: Battleaxe of the 12th Bay
Oh don't you worry. Hammers will make their way into the game sooner or later.
FEAR THE HAMMERER.
FEAR THE HAMMERER.
[02:31] <WorkerDrone> Kinky.
[02:31] <Malicus> Actually, it's more like it destroyed his pants.
[02:31] <WorkerDrone> Even more kinky.
[02:32] <Malicus> Yes.
[02:31] <Malicus> Actually, it's more like it destroyed his pants.
[02:31] <WorkerDrone> Even more kinky.
[02:32] <Malicus> Yes.
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loftar
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Re: Battleaxe of the 12th Bay
Actually, if you look at the battleaxe (which, indeed, you may not be able to yet), you'll see that it is a double-sided weapon, with an axe on one side and a hammer on the other.
We just don't have any use for hammers yet. :)
(But yes, it is coming)
We just don't have any use for hammers yet. :)
(But yes, it is coming)
"Object-oriented design is the roman numerals of computing." -- Rob Pike