EpicFharlanghn wrote: In the end, it's not about what you have at the end of your journey or whether it's forcibly ended by a paranoiac with a sword.
It's about what you did while you were on the journey itself.
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Lockheart
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rozn
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Good luck on your travels but you really should wait until you have wagons and good equipment to face the up-coming struggles. Hope you have as much fun as we did.DaMaGe wrote:Seems like Rozn should know something about this, what with the WTC and all last world...
Certainly, in taking revenge, a man is but even with his enemy; but in passing it over, he is superior; for it is a prince’s part to pardon. - A wise friend.
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rozn
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We did it fine and didn't have to store wagons we usually found good places away from water and sometimes abandoned ruins to set up and fix it up.LimaZulu wrote:I remember a thread a while back about a group of people who wanted to caravan around the world in wagons and visit villages and trade and things like that. An ambitious goal, but an incredibly difficult one as well. It'd take several checkpoints where they could store their wagons in safety while they were logged, as well as a significant security detail. Cool idea, though.
Certainly, in taking revenge, a man is but even with his enemy; but in passing it over, he is superior; for it is a prince’s part to pardon. - A wise friend.
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Fharlanghn
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rozn wrote:Good luck on your travels but you really should wait until you have wagons and good equipment to face the up-coming struggles. Hope you have as much fun as we did.DaMaGe wrote:Seems like Rozn should know something about this, what with the WTC and all last world...
I note you neglected to mention the part about how your travelers were also wagon-based raiders that you referred to as "explorers."rozn wrote:LimaZulu wrote:I remember a thread a while back about a group of people who wanted to caravan around the world in wagons and visit villages and trade and things like that. An ambitious goal, but an incredibly difficult one as well. It'd take several checkpoints where they could store their wagons in safety while they were logged, as well as a significant security detail. Cool idea, though.
We did it fine and didn't have to store wagons we usually found good places away from water and sometimes abandoned ruins to set up and fix it up.
If you've truly given up your slash-and-burn approach to thieving, I might be interested in taking up that offer you made me about joining such a caravan. After all, I like to think we had a good experience together.
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rozn
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Please don't take bullshit into other people's threads. Thank you.Fharlanghn wrote:rozn wrote:Good luck on your travels but you really should wait until you have wagons and good equipment to face the up-coming struggles. Hope you have as much fun as we did.DaMaGe wrote:Seems like Rozn should know something about this, what with the WTC and all last world...I note you neglected to mention the part about how your travelers were also wagon-based raiders that you referred to as "explorers."rozn wrote:LimaZulu wrote:I remember a thread a while back about a group of people who wanted to caravan around the world in wagons and visit villages and trade and things like that. An ambitious goal, but an incredibly difficult one as well. It'd take several checkpoints where they could store their wagons in safety while they were logged, as well as a significant security detail. Cool idea, though.
We did it fine and didn't have to store wagons we usually found good places away from water and sometimes abandoned ruins to set up and fix it up.
If you've truly given up your slash-and-burn approach to thieving, I might be interested in taking up that offer you made me about joining such a caravan. After all, I like to think we had a good experience together.
This was world 3 and we were explorers and we are not raiders.
P.S If you guys ever need anything p.m and we can give you some supplies.
Certainly, in taking revenge, a man is but even with his enemy; but in passing it over, he is superior; for it is a prince’s part to pardon. - A wise friend.
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Fharlanghn
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That's great and all, and I'm happy you're turning over a new leaf, but you were pretty clear that your explorers raided places and stole things when you brought it up and said that I'd be on your primary group for doing this wagoneering-raider thing.rozn wrote:Please don't take bullshit into other people's threads. Thank you.Fharlanghn wrote:
I note you neglected to mention the part about how your travelers were also wagon-based raiders that you referred to as "explorers."
If you've truly given up your slash-and-burn approach to thieving, I might be interested in taking up that offer you made me about joining such a caravan. After all, I like to think we had a good experience together.
This was world 3 and we were explorers and we are not raiders.
P.S If you guys ever need anything p.m and we can give you some supplies.
You know. On the trip to your new location, multiple supergrids away after having angered everyone at your old place. The trip that was made twice as long by the fact that you and Madaline Albright / Nahp kept stopping to steal from people and leaving scents all over the place.
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rozn
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What are you talking about? You were never with us, this was W3 and we were never raiders then or now so stop trolling.Fharlanghn wrote:That's great and all, and I'm happy you're turning over a new leaf, but you were pretty clear that your explorers raided places and stole things when you brought it up and said that I'd be on your primary group for doing this wagoneering-raider thing.rozn wrote:Please don't take bullshit into other people's threads. Thank you.Fharlanghn wrote:
I note you neglected to mention the part about how your travelers were also wagon-based raiders that you referred to as "explorers."
If you've truly given up your slash-and-burn approach to thieving, I might be interested in taking up that offer you made me about joining such a caravan. After all, I like to think we had a good experience together.
This was world 3 and we were explorers and we are not raiders.
P.S If you guys ever need anything p.m and we can give you some supplies.
You know. On the trip to your new location, multiple supergrids away after having angered everyone at your old place. The trip that was made twice as long by the fact that you and Madaline Albright / Nahp kept stopping to steal from people and leaving scents all over the place.
Certainly, in taking revenge, a man is but even with his enemy; but in passing it over, he is superior; for it is a prince’s part to pardon. - A wise friend.
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Fharlanghn
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viewtopic.php?f=18&t=15443rozn wrote:You were never with us,
viewtopic.php?f=18&t=15359rozn wrote: we were never raiders then or now
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Yes, your last group of explorers was in World 3. I don't contest that. The part I'm talking about is that you spoke of how they traveled the world with ox-carts and let them travel the world to steal from new and interesting people. Your unusual revisionist history isn't doing you any favors, Ridge. Just accept that people remember your shenanigans and what you said, and fade away. Pick up a new name and use that to post on the forums. You'll have much more success with that, I guarantee it.rozn wrote:What are you talking about?
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this was W3
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LinkSol
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Could rozn have meant that you were never with him in the world trade caravan?
Mankind can never completely erase the sadness, because they are all fundamentally alone. but if you interact with others , you can forget the sadness for a while. and that moment is what makes life worth living.
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Fharlanghn
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Possible, but he seemed quite emphatic about the fact that they were traveling raiders when I was actually helping them move to their new location.LinkSol wrote:
Could rozn have meant that you were never with him in the world trade caravan?
I suppose it's possible that he lied to me before he had any real reason to suspect that I was upset with him, saying that his people were raiders in World 3 and that my thieving abilities would serve well in World 4's iteration of the wagoneering group, but it seems far more likely that he's simply trying to reinforce his "We aren't raiders and never were" story, if only because now he has something to gain from it.