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April 13th, 2008, 05:55 PM
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Re: War
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Edit: C'mon, at least mention I cast a simultaneous Gift of Health with my Burden of Time, so lurkers and casual readers will understand that I am merely insane, not suicidal.
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I've run a few quick tests and as far as I am aware, neither Gift of Health nor Boots of Youth had any impact on the effect of Burden of Time. So I fear that you are both, sire.  |
April 13th, 2008, 06:49 PM
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Re: War
Boots of Youth are no good versus BoT, I've seen that too. But while Gift of Health does not prevent old age, it does cure any afflictions from old age. I didn't test this, but I did see it in an SP game versus LA Ermor (who kindly spammed BoT every time I dispelled it).
Does the rate of affliction healing depend on dominion strength? Maybe in your test your dominion was not high enough?
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April 15th, 2008, 10:14 PM
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Timer reset for Arcoscephale so they have more time to think how they can deal with the annoying Astral Corruption by evil Oceania...  |
April 15th, 2008, 11:49 PM
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Re: War
Oceania pleads not evil, by reason of insanity!
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April 18th, 2008, 11:31 AM
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Resetting the server, one last time...
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April 19th, 2008, 08:00 AM
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Many apologies; I could have sworn I'd uploaded my turn last weekend. I know I played and saved it, at any rate, so there was a 2H to upload... 
As for my response, well, it's a pretty nasty situation, isn't it? I'm sticking on more out of sheer doggedness (I've come THIS far, and I don't want to go AI and really skew the game) than because I hope to go on a rampage, at this stage.  |
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Defeat
Oceania is defeated, and in defeat, our Pretender has truly gone insane.
I, Uz, Prophet of the Insane Watcher, cannot bear to see our nation's decline, and will take my own life in a month's time. The last year I have spent constructing an aquatic automaton. Its artificial mind of gears and hydraulics will provide the remnants of our army with their marching orders, so that they may have a quick death rather than suffer further pain and humiliation.
But my horrible curiosity forces me to watch at least once the Kraken of Doom fly through the skies, with poison in its wake, the moon its madness, and the karabos curse already feasting on his brain.
So have I spoken, Uz of Oceania, and you will not hear my voice again.
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