Posts made by Glitch

@Arkandel I think you're entirely underestimating the amount of work it would take to integrate those things in a mostly seamless manner.

If you want Civ III, Civ IV Complete Edition or Civ V, send me a PM.

That should just be your command-line prompt. It's where you'll start following instructions in the codeblocks of the little tutorial.

This is mostly a question of how necessary you find logging. Some people do it compulsively, some not at all. How much does it matter to you? And which parts?

I have no idea what Rosita is supposed to mean, but I'm not doing this again, so feel free to vote for that if you want.

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That's a good point. I'd say the usage is more similar to mobile, so I'd probably throw it under mobile.

Dresden Files Accelerated instead of DFRPG.

Ignore saw some updates recently so I've re-installed it. Let me know if it's still got problems. Otherwise, you can once more ignore people by using the small eye next to their name.

@GangOfDolls Should be working now. Give it another try and let me know? Thanks.

@Cupcake I didn't ask for a viable justification, I said writing folklore does not make it justifiable; it doesn't matter if your folklore is historically sourced.

You posted something. It got a response. Whether or not I should "worry" will be up to me.

@Cupcake You realize that means nothing in the context of Arx? Historical analogs for gender roles are not part of Arx' setting or theme.

@icanbeyourmuse Your example wasn't folklore. There are plenty of female warriors and badasses on game and no restrictions due to physicality. Trying to shoehorn in IC reasoning doesn't change the fact that gender bias is not supposed to exist in Arx.

@icanbeyourmuse That is ridiculous.

You can't write the folklore and then call it justifiable with that as your reason. You're creating a gender privileged role that I'd argue is entirely against theme. In a more general sense, what you're doing is fine with me, but as it pertains to Arx? I think it's entirely against setting and theme.