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Well, that where your words, so respect them, when Nanuk provides us with a "Ingame Time" for our hobby.Konstantin K wrote: I still say "we exist because of GMs", not "GMs exist for us".
It's their game, their rules, they made it, and we agree to play it and follow the rules if we like the game. That's why they are Game Masters. Because they do the work behind it. They provide us with a hobby.
Where did the sand come from? How about the desert? If it winds towards that direction alone, it would seem pretty logical that the desert would start to expand 'downwards', towards the city.. Which it did. Strong wind can blow sand enormous distances you know. If the winds from south, west and east kept the desert from expanding, their sudden disappearance would cause the only remaining wind (northwind) to spread the sand. The desert *did* expand during the drought quest, and it spread the sand towards the city. I guess you failed to notice it while you were too busy being critical towards the quest in general. Your question has been answered. My first answer also answers to your second question directly, and the third one indirectly.And where did all this sand come from? its dry so sand just pops up? and when theres no quartz sand yet sand is all over?
If you go to a friend and let him hit you one hour with a dagger without using any #me it's powergaming (maybe other people don't think so, but I think both examples are totally senseless)))
((The drought was motivation for the affected players [which were more than carpenters] to end the problem. Illarion doesn't focus around skills you know.))¿Unknown? wrote:((Let me guess the fish just died because it was hot? I know that the trees growing back was jsut a roleplaying for the full life of a tree but still. Imagine a carpenter, theyv'e spent there whole time playing to become a carpenter (like the Role playing guide says "sitck to one job") there whole life trees have been abundant and then suddenly the trees are gone? Doesn't that ruin the game for them? And what are they supposed to do now, Tailor? They can't tailor to make a liveing there a carpenter not a tailor. Most people went to powergaming.
What about a new person, they start off with a hammer and shovel whcih are useless during this time, and if no one helps them the game is ruined for them as well. The roleplaying guide says not to help people it ruins the game for them.)))
((With or without #me, it's powergaming. There is no reason to let somebody or something stab or harm you in anyway. I think, if somebody is going to train with another player, they should exercise, then take a rest with food after fatigue. Lessons should be nice and short. Even still, taking potions while getting hit is powergaming, likewise with healing spells. Potions/spells should be used afterwords, though maybe not, because nobody should be so injured as to take a remedy when they're only training.John Irenicus wrote:((It is not the questions of "how long" it's just the question of "how".
If you go to some scorpions and let them hit you 10 minutes without attacking back it's powergaming.
If you go to a friend and let him hit you one hour with a dagger without using any #me it's powergaming (maybe other people don't think so, but I think both examples are totally senseless)))
Hagen von Rabenfeld wrote:I give as much RP as i get in return.
