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Nope. But good luck finding scientific consensus for your warming theory.

Trying to deny the blood on your mammoth murdering ancestors' hands I see.

I like that title, but it's unavailable for purchase You of all people should know I write unproduced and unproducable scripts. I thought you chimed in on that way back Millie thread.

Homo Sapiens killed off the Mammoth. It certainly wasn't radioactive Pacific Bluefin Tuna... or was it? Ive given away too much of the plot of Tunasami already. You'll have to watch it to find out.

Yes. Look at the marvelous things the Thai people (and others) do with domesticated Asian elephants. Think of what could have been if we'd domesticated the Mammoth instead if driving them off cliffs to their deaths.

Mammoths.

I predict a few more days of cryptic tweets. Guess gogojira was right.

In US it's a pesticide + fungicide + parasite + loss of pasture to corn for ethanol problem. Both the American passenger pigeon and the American Chestnut tree were useful and existed in the billions...

Currently writing Tunasami on spec and crossing my fingers I'll get to pitch to SyFy. Know anyone there?

A rose by any other name...

I'm sure you're right about potatoes but I'm mostly in this to troll Araysar, so...

I don't have a kindle book. But in the unlikely event I get something produced, I'll mention it in the book or movie thread.

Yep, but I quit to write. A while ago, back when Millie hadn't completely lost it.

A modern MMO should be able to spot and track farmers and gold sellers. Agree theye suck. Edit: also hackers

@mkopec enough with loot pi?atas. How about a game where you accept that you're not going to get everything you want when you want it.

I was going to say probably a stretch goal. But then I thought if there is death penalty you might need them for corpse summoning.

Well Beekeeping looks like an up and coming profession. What do you think Araysar, old chum.? @Zhaun quit that to write.

I'd bet on some instances. The only question is what percent and what kind (single group/raid, public like AO/VG). Brad would have mentioned it already if there was zero instances.

Yep, and additionally as players we know what mechanics are most important (combat) and least (rainbow dying your armor).

I prefer to view myself as self-employed. @TheBeagle tiny tiny drones. Pollinate plants while keeping tabs on Americans for the NSA.

We need a pool on when the kickstarter hits. I'm betting later than earlier. I was thinking this week but now I'm thinking they'll delay till last week in January at the earliest and possibly wait until Feb. They want to: 1. Information about the kickstarter to fully flow out before they...

Bees? You want to know about fucking bees? Here's the lowdown on the western honeybees - it is going the way of the dodo, the passenger pigeon and the western black rhino. Oh and there's this -> One-Third of U.S. Honeybee Colonies Died Last Winter, Threatening Food Supply - Wired Science

Jane's Rift? -------------- Rift was awful. As a friend pointed out, you start out fighting a battle at the end of the world and then get summoned back in time because you're some kind of super hero and the first thing you get asked to do by the people you summoned is kill rabbit-pigs or...

Pretty much. If Pantheon has an expansion with floating island in space - then yeah, lets have flying mounts usable in that region.

If you're lucky you'll get a comment in the Politics thread as to your deceasement.

Don't get retarded. -Potato Chips v. Carrot Chips? -Mashed Potatos v. Mashed Carrots -French Fries v. Fried Carrot slices. Unless you're into looking like Boehner, carrots are, and will always be, a tertiary vegetable.

It trivializes my favorite kind of "dungeon" - non-instanced outdoor adventure areas like Rhaz Inkur in Vanguard. Which means designers have to only put in caves or put in stupid crap like "no fly zones" for no apparent reason. And, as Bruman & Dumar said said it makes travel safe, unless...

. Vanilla wow had its adventuring areas and around each area was crap, unfinished terrain, impassible mountains and etc. I don't think you explored the outer boundaries as much as you think you did. It was zoned.

The sky isn't falling, no need.

@Yanger yeah an issue with seemless is that it seems to always come with mob leashing. You don't really need super smart Ai to make trash mobs challenging if they all behave like gnolls in black burrow. I think zones are more efficient - no worries about spending time on transition art or...

Not if grown Scandinavian style with water that has been purified.

so no training to zoneline?

The blood of rerolled's Pacific Bluefin Tuna eaters is on your hands. Except Araysar. Who really cares if he drops dead? .

That's why I also plant sweet potatoes Difficult to make microchips when the logistics chain is kaput.

Vanilla WoW was zoned. Just seemless transitions. @Yanger. EQ zones were cool.

Yes as you and Creed pointed out. I'm talking about all the extra art assets used to connect the various dungeons, towns and other pois in vanguard. You could theoretically make a very small seemless world equivalent in size to vanilla eq's faydwer zones. However, in that case, I'd would...

You mean zones?

What are you not getting?

@Quaid deduction, not just for dinner.

I'm surprised this is open to question. VG was seemless and cost 5x more than EQ. Majority of which was spent on art. EQ - 8 million. VG - 40 to 45 million. What the hell other proof do you need?