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Re: uh oh
by vatas » Thu Jul 30, 2026 5:00 am
Last night I saw a dream where I was browsing this forum and someone linked a Nightdawg post where he explained how, at a certain point in time, this game had the perfect combat system.
Or at least I think that's what it was about, my dreams tend to be a vague mess most of the time.
Or at least I think that's what it was about, my dreams tend to be a vague mess most of the time.
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TL:;DR: Build a Palisade with only Visitor gates.)
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Basic Claim Safety (And what you’re doing wrong
TL:;DR: Build a Palisade with only Visitor gates.)
Combat Guide (Overview, PVE, PVP) (Includes how to escape/minimize risk of getting killed.)
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Re: uh oh
by sMartins » Thu Jul 30, 2026 6:12 am
"I saw a dream ... "
It’s very interesting: after a quick search, I saw that the languages in which one speaks of ‘seeing a dream’ include Arabic, Turkish, Hindi and Persian; and, by a semantic coincidence, Finnish – which is a Uralic language – also has this very common concept of ‘seeing’ in relation to the experience of having a dream – the idea of ‘seeing a dream’ is fascinating tò me.
It’s very interesting: after a quick search, I saw that the languages in which one speaks of ‘seeing a dream’ include Arabic, Turkish, Hindi and Persian; and, by a semantic coincidence, Finnish – which is a Uralic language – also has this very common concept of ‘seeing’ in relation to the experience of having a dream – the idea of ‘seeing a dream’ is fascinating tò me.
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Re: uh oh
by mvgulik » Thu Jul 30, 2026 11:23 am
Dreams: Welcome to the psychotic part of your live. 
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Re: uh oh
by sMartins » Thu Jul 30, 2026 4:38 pm
mvgulik wrote:Dreams: Welcome to the psychotic part of your live.
Well, from a certain point of view, one could argue the opposite.
Virtually everything in our lives lies in the irrational … yet, obsessed with control as we are, we construct that small, illusory glimmer of rationality for ourselves every day.
As some might say… we seek to constantly construct meaning in anticipation of the implosion of all meaning.
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