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Can I get a moment of appreciation for Chaos Dwarf language? The linquists went above and beyond for something that was to be used for one (1) DLC only.
>Could be just gibberish, but no, it has distinctive words and suffixes for them
>Many important and oft-used words like dwarf (dawi) and kill (dreng) are still the same as in dwarven language
>Hashut is Hashut everywhere, since there is only one culture with said god. Contrast this to, say, Tzeentch who has been given different name in different cultures. Attention to detail!
>Could be just gibberish, but no, it has distinctive words and suffixes for them
>Many important and oft-used words like dwarf (dawi) and kill (dreng) are still the same as in dwarven language
>Hashut is Hashut everywhere, since there is only one culture with said god. Contrast this to, say, Tzeentch who has been given different name in different cultures. Attention to detail!
I'm really missing Okinawa. it was such a wonderful place. I think I'm gonna try to live there
>>715109584
>nature
It straight up hurts. The same pain you felt when getting hurt, you'll feel healing it.
>holy
Doesn't feel one way or the other, it just heals you up. Kind of anti-climatic even. If it's a large wound and it's healed too fast, it burns.
>alchemy
There's more than one kind of healing potion so the taste varies, but generally you feel very very warm starting at the extremities and then your entire body feels hot, then the heat moves to wound and with some minor pain it heals. The heat lingers around for a couple of minutes afterwards.
This isn't just a feeling either, your body temperature actually goes up. Using healing potions in the snow can have adverse affects because of that.
>first aid
Same as real life, but your only anaesthesia is strong alcohol and a bonk to the head.
>arcane
Very very cold.
>necrotic
When you become a necromancer you have to give up a large portion of you live force and among the things you lose with that deal is the ability to heal using magic. If a necromancer tries to heal a live person they'd end up hurting them instead. He can heal dead bodies and creatures such as gargoyles and skeletons but those don't have a life force so it doesn't count. This is also why you can hurt a necromancer by casting healing magic on him, restoring his life force weakens his necromancy.
Source: I'm a skeleton.
>nature
It straight up hurts. The same pain you felt when getting hurt, you'll feel healing it.
>holy
Doesn't feel one way or the other, it just heals you up. Kind of anti-climatic even. If it's a large wound and it's healed too fast, it burns.
>alchemy
There's more than one kind of healing potion so the taste varies, but generally you feel very very warm starting at the extremities and then your entire body feels hot, then the heat moves to wound and with some minor pain it heals. The heat lingers around for a couple of minutes afterwards.
This isn't just a feeling either, your body temperature actually goes up. Using healing potions in the snow can have adverse affects because of that.
>first aid
Same as real life, but your only anaesthesia is strong alcohol and a bonk to the head.
>arcane
Very very cold.
>necrotic
When you become a necromancer you have to give up a large portion of you live force and among the things you lose with that deal is the ability to heal using magic. If a necromancer tries to heal a live person they'd end up hurting them instead. He can heal dead bodies and creatures such as gargoyles and skeletons but those don't have a life force so it doesn't count. This is also why you can hurt a necromancer by casting healing magic on him, restoring his life force weakens his necromancy.
Source: I'm a skeleton.
>>714759624
The farm equipment is acting up again
The farm equipment is acting up again
>>714729717
What's the backstory if you don't mind
What's the backstory if you don't mind
>>714696001
They know this, and since they lost funding from their benefactors (like through USAID, or other social conditioning investors), they're attempting to regain foothold somewhere like lost companies of soldiers after a lost war. We'll likely see this until the next election or war breaks out involving the US/UK. Dishonesty and attempting to hold the enemy to its own morality while following none is a typical progressive tactic taken from "rules for radicals" by Alinsky.
They know this, and since they lost funding from their benefactors (like through USAID, or other social conditioning investors), they're attempting to regain foothold somewhere like lost companies of soldiers after a lost war. We'll likely see this until the next election or war breaks out involving the US/UK. Dishonesty and attempting to hold the enemy to its own morality while following none is a typical progressive tactic taken from "rules for radicals" by Alinsky.
>>714672839
I think they did a bang up job of fucking up my sentences already, I sound like an ESL. That's what I get for being on mobile and using voice to text.
I think they did a bang up job of fucking up my sentences already, I sound like an ESL. That's what I get for being on mobile and using voice to text.
I'm 30 minutes in and it's a masterpiece. Insane editing, like a proper documentary. Dude probably got himself some kind of a PTSD from all the horrifying jeet footage he had to gather.
God Himself couldn't prepare me for the baby rituals. Holy fucking shit I can't believe he managed to surprise me, I thought I've heard all the horror stories about pajeets by now but nope.
God Himself couldn't prepare me for the baby rituals. Holy fucking shit I can't believe he managed to surprise me, I thought I've heard all the horror stories about pajeets by now but nope.
>>76326350
ok thanks.
ok thanks.
>>714318816
my rights to what? Have a game taken away form which i purchaed in a legal transaction?
my rights to what? Have a game taken away form which i purchaed in a legal transaction?
>>509032244
I was born in the frigid cold of Northern Europe at the peak of human civilization; The beginning of the 1990s. I have seen and experienced much. My eyes are now tired. My body is frail.
I was born in the frigid cold of Northern Europe at the peak of human civilization; The beginning of the 1990s. I have seen and experienced much. My eyes are now tired. My body is frail.
>>712867574
weren't the western parts mostly unaffected since the Redoran were able to repel the argonian hordes and as i understood it the nords&orcs never sacked anything. and that's just the pic makers headcanon. But nonetheless it ain't looking too good.
weren't the western parts mostly unaffected since the Redoran were able to repel the argonian hordes and as i understood it the nords&orcs never sacked anything. and that's just the pic makers headcanon. But nonetheless it ain't looking too good.