The Radiant Liberator Wields a Radiant Avenger

[phantaskippy]

@PlatinumWarlock

 

imprimis5 wrote:

 PlatinumWarlock wrote:

Now, does a Holy Hand Grenade deal Radiant, Fire, or Projectile damage? ;)   

It deals all five.

Three, sir!

GET ON WITH IT!

[Silverleaf]

@phantaskippy

I owned a pet rabbit named snowball.  Adorable little thing.  It wouldn't eat celery, carrots, lettuce, or any other vegetable we fed it.  It did eat rabbit food pellets, upholstery and chicken wire.  When it started eating wooden table legs we had to get rid of it.

Yeah, they definitely have the urge to chew stuff! Mine still attempts to nibble the furniture despite training and distraction and plenty of chewable objects in his cage - it's like he just can't help himself sometimes because furniture is just too tempting. He's pretty intelligent and learns fast, especially with anything to do with food, but chewing's his blind spot all right. I'd never trust him loose around the house without constant supervision (cables!), in the same way I wouldn't trust my Labrador alone with an unguarded piece of meat. And I don't trust the Lab alone with the rabbit, for fear that bunny would become a guarded piece of meat.

[Silverleaf]

This thread is getting too silly.

[Foote]


(Can't have too much Python in one thread)

[Christopher]

It's only a model.

[PePe_QuiCoSE]

so posting this doesn't make it any more silly

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fXvtany3mSE

[Envisioner]

@Christopher

It's only a model.

What is your quest?

[Phantom5613]

@PePe QuiCoSE

so posting this doesn't make it any more sillyhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fXvtany3mSE

DOUBLE SUN POWER!

I need to remember to yell that whenever I get more than one 'Solar Flare' on the field…

[Silverleaf]

They can't be Old Spice commercials - where's the O fortuna music? Why is no-one surfing?

Okay, so I've clearly marked myself out as a British person of a particular age. *shrug*

[arenson9]

@Christopher

It's only a model.

 

Oh, Christopher, hitting the perfect note of understatement with a quote that is famous enough to be recognizable but not so famous as to be obvious. There's simply not a more congenial spot for happily-ever-aftering than here in the GTG forums.

 

[Paul]

Andy: Golf claps for musical references.

[arenson9]

@Paul

Andy: Golf claps for musical references.

About what it deserved, I'd say.

 

A badly kept secret  about me is that when I'm tired, overcaffeneited, or rushed, I have trouble reining in my tendency to just blurt out whatever randomness comes into my head. Today I am all three.

[Envisioner]

@jagarciao

Envisioner wrote:

It's also a bit sad to have shortcuts like "falling rubble = melee" (what do you mean I can't drop Falling Statuary on a starship?  It's falling from really high up!)   

 And I don't think it's really hard to imagine that a starship would seldom, if ever, find itself parked below a statuary.  It probably remained hovering high above where its starshipness could be more useful.  I only harp on this (which could have been added up there just for humor) because when I first got the game I thought that falling rubble should be projectile damage instead of melee, but when I saw the starship's immunity I figured that was the actual reason why they made it be melee instead. It made sense to me that a falling statuary wouldn't hit the starship. Of course, we do run into issues when the starship can be damaged by darts and stuff like that.  

I stand corrected on my original post here, but at least two people (Jagarciao here as well as Rabit) didn't catch me on my error - Falling Statuary is projectile damage.  So yes, Warlord Voss always parks his spaceships under the gargoyles of a Rook City cathedral.  (Or maybe the anti-gravity drive of the Dreadnought and Flagship can make things fall up, but only under very specific circumstances.)