Caarnduncan (n.) The high-pitched and insistent cry of the young female human urging one of its peer group to do something dangerous on a cliff-edge or piece of toxic waste ground.
@agent86 I never do it but I do upgrade my blast doors so if theya re in the right spot when they get on my ship, I can de-air em while they try and break in :)
@fbueckert I have never upgraded to the highest level of the doors but its not enough at level 2 to kill them, Does give you a nice advantage though :)
You would think just opening the doors though would suck them out into space :/
@James my problem is that I run into the weapons. and then I can't ever use them :(
I'll find 2 or 3 "3-unit" weapons and go :(
even if I find a really good 3-bar beam early on, I'm tempted to just trash it since there's a slim chance I'm going to have enough other weapons to take the shields down to make that effective
From time to time, a neighbor will ask me to take a message to another player in my Animal Crossing: City Folk game:
I have a message I want you to take to him.
When I accept the mission, the neighbor will say something like:
OK then, would you please tell <name> that I want to ta...
@fbueckert quick! someone tell this person that the devs never listen and they should just give up and quit making suggestions for improvements already!
> Let's say for instance I want a little bit of health and a main stat. Why can't I combine 2 gems of different types into one? Wizard tanks might want a little bit of Dexterity mixed into their Intelligence or Health.
@fbueckert It's not about fair, it's obviously perfectly fair, it doesn't increase character power in any material way. Which is the problem. It's needless complexity that doesn't introduce any benefit.
I'm thinking he's playing a Wizard or Demon Hunter, and kiting everything. And whining when he dies.
@LessPop_MoreFizz For the moment, let's say I agree that it doesn't increase character power. Why should everything increase character power? They introduced dyes, and that does nothing but cosmetic changes.
ugh, man. I think I'm just going to keep playing until I stop having fun with it, and then shelve this game until they work out WTF they're trying to do with it
@fbueckert I don't even really care that they are making changes but it does kind of piss me off when they say things like, "We changed this because we don't think it's fun"
@fbueckert I remember reading a comment on reddit where they did the math and noted that even if every transaction on RMAH were in the $200 range Blizzard would still not make a significant amount of revenue off it.
For the silver ribbon in one of the levels where you need to crush stuff, it says I need to crush 6 Luckys.
What are Luckys? How can I best crush them?
Which, incidentally, dovetails nicely into the gem discussion.
The crafting cost reduction on gems below Flawless Squares makes it much more likely that people will be listing their excess on the RMAH, thereby profiting Blizzard much more than listing Squares and below.
Bah, can't find that comment right now. From memory, what the commentor did was to take Blizzard's revenue, take 1% of it (his definition of "significant revenue source"), then calculate how many $200 transactions it would take for Blizzard to make that amount off transaction fees
The repair costs did irk me a bit, but I got over. And then someone did the math and realized that hitting ONE barrell cost then about 100g of repair costs. Hitting fucking barrells!!!
or, failing that, fried chicken. I don't think there is anywhere in the south where you can throw a rock and not hit a place that serves fried chicken.
it's practically state law in texas
if you do manage to throw a rock and not hit one, then by law one must open there to serve the needs of the people.
@ickleislands also, bicycles.stackexchange.com has a lot of stuff about the nutrition of trail mix... ? I'm guessing that won't help your soup question, through : )