« « Back to the Chaos & Conquest menu page Events: Making order out of the Chaos There’s several pa¥s;$, sorry, several ways of considering events. Some are a gift, some are, for most, pointless, the rest are a blatant attempt at raiding your wallet, or draining you resources for a later wallet raid. They […]
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« « Back to the Chaos & Conquest menu page First off This is, in part, a ‘bee-in-my-bonnet’ post over a single episode. However, the game has far deeper and far more pervasive problems, only – unlike the one below which was an error – these are intentional fall under cognitive mind games (to part
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« « Back to the Chaos & Conquest menu page Intro Firstly, importantly, this is a follow-on to my rather long overview of this game. At present, and until early June (2020), this page will be a work in progress; the main content and databases are to follow. On reflection, they won’t probably won’t. This
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Intro Is Warhammer Chaos and Conquest worth looking at? If it was a PvE game, I’d say yes, if you are patient. As a pay to win PVP, pay to progress (at a tolerable rate), nope! Most of the game is actually PvE based, in fact the vast majority is, but PvE players and F2P
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Allowing for heavy rounding-up, I was playing with the maths of Covid-19 in the UK. Jan 1st, no. of cases: 0, chance of infection: near to zero Feb 1st, no. of cases: ~ 2, chance of infection: 33 million to 1 Mar 1st, no. of cases: 36, chance of infection: 2 million to 1 Apr
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Journey Quest If you haven’t seen this series, I thoroughly recommend it. It’s on Amazon prime, YouTube, and various other networks. Seasons 3.5 and 4 are in production, and season 5 is already written. Visually it’s a bit Cosplay meets LARP, but it just works, and it has it all: Cowardly, inept mage, a bard,
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Giz mode I intended to approach this from another angle, but this one will suffice! An article in Gizmodo (shared on Facebook) began by decrying: “On Tuesday night, Brazil’s president demanded that governors end quarantine measures, falsely claiming that “90 percent” of the population will show no symptoms from covid-19 and bragging he wouldn’t even
A friend shared this on Facebook, and I’m sharing it too, there, and here. Because it matters. It raises a question that has been bothering me since this manufactured hysteria over the coronavirus started. It also raises darker questions, but those are for another day, or for history to examine. For now, this is a