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So basically you're saying you just want to annoy other people out of spite? Works for me, anyways... I tell anyone who wants to know about traders. *shrugs*

There's two possible reasons to this: Either Protunia has seen the errors of his ways or he's just trying to push himself back into the frontlight. Personally, I'd go with the latter. In any case, yea, I do have a trader and I don't think they need change... I've always paid my two accounts (sometimes three) with cold hard cash and used the drained silver to pay for services and stuff from other players. I could care less what happens, just find it funny that of all people Protunia's one of those being the one talking for the contra trader crowd.

You can safely ignore those... people. I mean, they gotta have a valve to let out all this steaming... whatever. Better it ends up on a keyboard than it drains out their ears, eyes and mouth, isn't it.

Please do report back how long you've managed to do that. It's a curious psychological experiment for me to watch.

You know, if a game will die or prosper always depends on the current state of mind of the one answering.

To be honest, the "hunted"-tag (whatever it does) doesn't fit with freedom at all. Everything not allowed should be impossible to do via the engine.

How about you just leave then? Seriously, the price change isn't going to go away and noone will tell you "yes, we're going to do increase our productivity by 60% to compensate". Deal with it or don't, but don't expect any change coming out of your lamenting.

If you have a guard tower ondeed, the tower guards will enforce kos.

As far as wolves are concerned, you guys are aware that you can only tame one (1) animal?

You know what the funny thing is? All that invested time in this thread and absolutely nothing will change. Weird, huh?

[media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=04udMvE7c_A

I can live with the increase and won't stop paying for my priest, main and deed provided that you get that friggin client into order, Rolf. It's been hell and back with the constant lag spikes lately which cannot be due to my PC.

Ever since I came back after some months of abstinence, I have the problem that my client constantly freezes for a short time. The fps don't drop during that time, the whole client just stops responding for about a second and continues as if nothing happend (often propelling me into chasms and such if I don't let go of the forward key fast enough). I've played around a bit with the settings, but cannot seem to find the cause for that. Hopefully someone can help me out. System specs can be found in the DxDiag log. DxDiag console.log

Simple fix for yourself: Note the date when your deed is about to run out (plus some extra time) and schedule an eMail to be sent to you: http://www.lettermelater.com/

In the end, it wouldn't matter. People who want to do this can just turn up the gamma on their screen or in their graphics card's driver's options. That's what I do to be able to actually see anything at night (not even a lantern's helping at 80ql).

Don't set your gamma to super nova setting and you should be fine. Night's already dark as ... well, night, for me.

How long will the alpha be?

1s is already 10000i. That's long enough. Interesting to know the data. Currently, I'd get around 50c (if that's what Coinlab says is true) with my setup per day. That's, unfortunately, far from cost effective. Too bad.

Do you really mean "log off" or "lock the computer"? Because locking the pc usually leaves the programs running in the background (win+l shortcut).

The most widely used shorthand would be s, for silver, c for copper and i, for iron. As in 1s 50c 10i. The longer version, far as I can tell, would be more correct with just silver, copper and iron. // edit: And if possible, please don't use just iron as a currency. Seeing huge strings of 0 makes things hard to read.

You download a special client program, which connects to the coinlab servers and receives instructions on a certain mathematical problem. Your computer, more specifically your graphics card (graphics cards are better in calculating in this special case due to how they are built), tries to solve this problem by brute force (trial and error). Once one of the connected clients solves the problem and once the solution has been accepted, Coinlab receives 50 Bitcoins. Coinlab in turn gives everyone who participated a share based on how much work they invested (that's basically what the MHashes tell you in the page I linked earlier). Bitcoins are worth something to people, because in the algorithm it's limited how much Bitcoins can be produced (the term usually used here is "mining") and how fast they can be mined. The algorithm is set so one block can be found every ten minutes on average. If more people with stronger computers participate, the network raises the difficulty to keep this average. The network is a (now) uncontrollable peer to peer network consisting of all the connected clients. They all together decide in a democratic way if a certain solution is valid and about the difficulty to use.

Winter's coming... Oh wait, it's here already!

The camera will definitely need collision detection, otherwise you could look into other's houses who want to prevent that by not adding windows.

Adolescent Tearstrong - Brown Female Adolescent Warriorsilver - Brown Female Adolescent Pearlmax - Brown Male Mature Fastdale - Brown Male I'll take these four, please I'll talk to you ingame in some hours or so about pickup.