I want to create two sets of two adjacent pistons with a two block gap between them for a melon farm. It seems as though I'm using a prodigious amount of redstone for each section. This is my first redstone circuit, but is there a better way?
the Duel Decks are promo decks - two decks that play well against each other, with some special versions of some cards (sometimes foils, sometimes alt arts, etc.)
@StrixVaria there's still the ability to cast/activate after attackers are declared, after blockers are declared, and after first/double strike damage is dealt
@StrixVaria it's actually made things a lot simpler, and it really only effed a handful of cards
I remember thinking it was genius to put Warped Devotion and Upheaval into the same deck.
It actually wound up being pretty hilarious.
I can't take credit for this one, but the favorite play I've ever seen was when my friend cast Spelljack on his own Kamahl, Pit Fighter. Next turn he cast Decree of Annihilation and then brought out Kamahl for free.
It would never work in any tournament, because any deck with that setup would have lost long before it got to that point.
I'm on the Archylte Steppe in ???AF, and I'm supposed to defeat some dragon-like monster that's causing storms, but it's being blocked by a Long Gui. Noel suggested going back to the village to ask how to move it, but no one seems to want to talk except the lady that's offering to explain the wea...
One of the online tournaments is Long Jump, I was wondering which tracks are good for jumping long distances, as any good ramps I find always reset the the car immediately back on the track.
After I got married in Skyrim, my companion ran away! When I tried to talk to her, all she said was, "congratulations on your wedding, I hope you two are happy together", in a tone in which you can sense she is hurt, deep down, that you did not choose her. She then proceeds to run way from you.
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I just married Iona in Skyrim, and said we should live at her house. however, when I checked the map and quests, "show on map" is grayed out. Maybe she does not have a house? Is this a glitch? or, where is her house?
The only way to go down from here without removing posts is to merge the Gaming and Meta tagsets with the "questions tagged games" tagset. I think you agree that's not a good idea
Since some of you aren't a fan of that feed (cough @ArdaXi) I've made a user for it so that you can ignore him easily - please welcome user -100. chat.stackexchange.com/users/-100?tab=general
This question was spurred by watching someone creating a portal on a hill in the overworld, and spawning above a sea of lava. I thought the two co-ordinates were related somehow.
In short does the Y co-ordinate of your overland portal effect the nether portal Y co-ordinate?
@badp Well, I was going to see if you thought I answered the question @Lazers just posted... But, he completely changed the question after I answered it.
@badp I guess... But, does my "From what I can tell, the Overworld y: coordinate has no effect on your y: coordinate within the Nether." at least still make it a valid answer? Or should I just delete it altogether?
That's the thing, though... I don't really know how to change or update it. And it's because of my "From what I can tell, the Overworld y: coordinate has no effect on your y: coordinate within the Nether," statement...
Help identifying a japanese sidescrolling adventure game, i can't remember if it's NES or Sega Genesis. The setting is futuristic and there is a level where you're in space and another where you have reach the top and also a level with fires. There are 2 playable characters a boy and a girl they ...
Although the red shirt thingy only works for TOS era. Since TNG, every command officer wears red.
I'm basically just sending some of my crew on assignments. They're passive so they continue while I'm logged out, and grant me XP bonuses and dilithium when I log back in.
So far I've managed to put two people in sickbay and get one killed. I've been playing for a week.
@StrixVaria yes you need to either split your army, or keep your interests close together, or otherwise find some other place to defend your assets (e.g. alliances with other city-states / civilizations)
But in general, in higher difficulty, expanding is dangerous if you cannot move your army quickly
When I'm scaling steep corners of mountains with my horse, it becomes sometimes inevitable to take a fatal leap, even when I steer backwards using the "back" key.
Is there a way to rear my horse, so I can "undo" the distance from the point of no return back to safety?
@Oak I can't remember the highest I've played, but in previous games, the difficulty basically just gave you a positive or negative bonus to your production/science
@Oak I seem to remember that the primary upsetting thing is that grace informed them of this when it started, and they seemed okay with it for quite some time. I think the recent change in CHAOS leaders for the site brought on the current C&D type activity
@agent86 Problematic. Because then when you play at lower difficulties, gameplay can be less fun. For civilization I agree that making them less aggressive is good, but making them less smart? In similar tones, in FPSs I really want the difficulty levels to only affect damage values, not AI, because I want to experience fun firefights with smart enemies
@agent86 But aren't they still okay with it? I thought they only wanted to stress that the sites are unofficial and to remove the logo, not to remove them altogether
@Oak I don't think it's a decision they make with respect to the "fun" value - AI is really tricky, so I think that modifying a few constants in the balance equation is galaxies easier :)
@Oak yeah, I think any time you've been doing something for a while and then people tell you that you're doing wrong, it's a bit jarring. I don't have any problem with their request either, but I do think it was a bit poorly planned, I guess you could say.
@Oak it'd be possible to make the AI less smart about unit positions?! I don't think that's possible ;) In this game, I wouldn't mind if it blundered into some bad situations on lower difficulties (it pretty much does this anyway) but just being at a tremendous disadvantage doesn't make replay value for me, necessarily.
@OrigamiRobot You should try to design a spleef arena that replaces some of the floor as you go using pistons, so that it shifts the floor around while you're playing to add extra chaos.
especially in FPS games, I almost never play on a harder difficulty level after I've finished a game, just because I've been there and done that, and having 25% less ammo or twice the enemy health doesn't make the experience any more entertaining.
@agent86 granted the tactical AI isn't really civ5's strong point. That's one of the reason I play on higher difficulty levels - I enjoy the challenge of exploiting my tactical prowess over the AI to beat a lot of units with just a few. I really like this sort of tactical combat, which is why I've also very fond of King's Bounty (and Heroes, to a lesser extend - heroes isn't that tactical)
This question was spurred by watching someone creating a portal on a hill in the overworld, and spawning above a sea of lava. I thought the two co-ordinates were related somehow.
In short does the Y co-ordinate of your overland portal effect the nether portal Y co-ordinate?
When I'm scaling steep corners of mountains with my horse, it becomes sometimes inevitable to take a fatal leap, even when I steer backwards using the "back" key.
Is there a way to rear my horse, so I can "undo" the distance from the point of no return back to safety?
Could someone give a general outline of what the games does to increase the difficulty when playing King, Emperor and Deity?
