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Displayed name | Dikiyoba |
Member number | 6600 |
Title | Councilor |
Postcount | 4346 |
Homepage | http://www.freewebs.com/dikiyoba/ |
Registered | Friday, December 23 2005 08:00 |
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An email from Ed?!? in General | |
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written Friday, April 27 2007 16:17
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Just ignore any messages you get from him, IFM (and mess with your settings to see if you can block his e-mails as spam or whatever). Don't let him get to you. It's not worth getting upset about. Dikiyoba. Posts: 4346 | Registered: Friday, December 23 2005 08:00 |
Legends of Divinity IC in General | |
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written Friday, April 27 2007 13:42
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Fourty entered the Forsaken camp and looked around. The camp seemed to be one large wagon, an open space with a few small fires, and several large tents. The sun was just beginning to rise, but most of the Forsaken were already up and working. Some were preparing breakfast while others were rolling up sleeping pads and taking down tents. There appeared to be about 200 thin, ragged people, all talking or arguing as they worked. But something seemed odd. Everyone stopped and stared at him when he entered. Talsh led Fourty over to where an elderly man sat in one of the few chairs and a stern, fit-looking man in his forties stood. "This is Zvalt, a priest of Ashataro. Zvalt, this is Bucklar, our chief priest, if he were allowed to claim that title..." Talsh gestured towards the elderly man. "...and this is Rab." Talsh nodded at the stern-faced man. A woman about Rab's age rushed over. "A visitor? Talsh, I'm nobility. You should have introduced me first." Talsh sighed. "I'll introduce him to everyone in time. You weren't going to be left out. Zvalt, this is Alexandria." Alexandria looked slightly offended "My full name is Lady Alexandria Madeline Stonehurst. I will be satisfied with Lady Alexandria." Talsh led Fourty over to meet another group. "Just ignore her haughty airs. Everyone else does. Now, this is..." It wasn't until Talsh introduced Fourty to a small, black-haired girl only about seven years old that Fourty realized what was wrong. "And this is..." "Talsh, where are all the children?" Fourty asked. "Do you know why we are out here?" Talsh asked quietly. Fourty nodded. "Then you should know that Harath no longer hears our prayers or grants our blessings. The priests interpreted that to mean no rituals or ceremonies. No naming ceremonies, no weddings, no last rites, nothing. We kept our names because it would be impossible to live without them, but all titles were stripped and all marriages were nullified," Talsh said. "Ah. I see. Harath is a very traditional god. So, no naming ceremonies? What is her name?" "Noname." Talsh said simply. He led Fourty to the wagon, where everyone was congregating. "I'll have to introduce you to everyone else later. A meeting is about to begin. Of course, you probably don't remember most of the names anyway." Fourty smiled. "I have a surprisingly good memory." He had had a very long time to work on it, after all. "Are we all here? Can I start?" Toby asked. Without waiting for an answer, he began. "So, me and Bev just got back from a quick trip to Ischara village. You know, the one closest to the haunted forest? Apparently, they're having a wolf problem." "A wolf problem?" a fifteen-year old girl named Hava asked incredulously. "But wolves are sacred to Harath!" "Ay. A wolf problem," Toby said. "Then one of the farmers must have done something to anger Harath. Losing a few livestock is the least of his or her worries!" "But it's not like that. The wolves are much larger than normal, with red eyes and no fear of humans at all. They're possessed by spirits or demons or something," Toby said. "Did you actually see these wolves?" Bucklar asked. "Well, no..." Toby began. "Then it's nothing more than a rumor. You know how rumors are," Bucklar said dismissively. "...but I did see the temple after the attack." There was a collective gasp. "Harath's temple?" Rab asked. "Of course. There aren't any other temples! The wolves got into the village somehow one night and went straight for it. They completely ignored the executed criminals and went for the priestesses. Killed 'em both and fled. None of the wolves were killed." "But... but that's impossible!" "Preposterous!" "Nothing like that has ever happened. Nothing!" "Maybe they were worgs?" "Worgs? Those are just a legend. Besides, they're properly called wargs." "I've always heard it as worgs." "What do you know?" Suddenly, Bev bleated in terror. Noname screamed and pointed. Everyone turned to look. Three large wolves had somehow snuck up on the camp. Their red eyes were focused on Fourty. Fourty stared back. "Oh dear." --- Dikiyoba. Posts: 4346 | Registered: Friday, December 23 2005 08:00 |
Deathmatch Tournament -- Preliminary Nominations in General | |
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written Friday, April 27 2007 10:24
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Or in his opponents laughing themselves to death. Dikiyoba votes to cut Lone Flame (unless he makes an impassioned and preposterous post to save himself). Edit: Post 3333 [ Friday, April 27, 2007 10:25: Message edited by: Dikiyoba ] Posts: 4346 | Registered: Friday, December 23 2005 08:00 |
Huh? in Richard White Games | |
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written Friday, April 27 2007 07:52
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This is the RWG Forum. You don't need an alibi. One will have appeared two weeks ago from next Wednesday. Dikiyoba. Posts: 4346 | Registered: Friday, December 23 2005 08:00 |
Legends of Divinity OOC in General | |
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written Thursday, April 26 2007 19:18
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Well, what usually happens when fire gets wet? Anyway, may I suggest slowing the Geltor/Seoth/etc. plot down a bit? By this, I mean spend some time debating how the fight is going to go in private a bit before posting the next set of ICs. It's getting rather difficult to keep up with the constant posts and edits. Dikiyoba. Posts: 4346 | Registered: Friday, December 23 2005 08:00 |
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written Thursday, April 26 2007 08:21
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But there's just something worthwhile in rooting for one of the nicer and more timid Spiderwebbers to win a massive deathmatch competition. :P Dikiyoba. Posts: 4346 | Registered: Friday, December 23 2005 08:00 |
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written Thursday, April 26 2007 07:21
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Originally by Lord Safey: quote:Okay... so what was so hard about just making them weaker? Instead of giving them all sorts of special abilities, treat them as you would elite human soldiers. quote:Say what? I offered you several suggestions. Scouting missions... political infighting... making most of the summoned demons non-combatants... sound familiar? Whatever. What's done is done. Don't change it. Just don't give your new demons all sorts of crazy abilities and know that a cure for demon blood will show up eventually. Dikiyoba. Posts: 4346 | Registered: Friday, December 23 2005 08:00 |
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written Thursday, April 26 2007 06:38
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Originally by Nioca: quote:The thing is, I already associate that with Lazarus. You just remind me of excessively purple bandits. :P Originally by Slartucker: quote:My first inclination is to reinstate you and remove anyone who hasn't been active recently (Icshi, MagmaDragoon, Nicothodes, Kyrek, etc.) and see how far it gets us. Perhaps later we can have a much smaller deathmatch for retired members. Stew Boy-- SubTerra Zephyr Tempest-- RP god-modding Nikki-- unrequited love, whining And Dikiyoba should also get the Cult of Dikiyoba. Posts: 4346 | Registered: Friday, December 23 2005 08:00 |
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written Wednesday, April 25 2007 19:26
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Originally by Nioca: quote:But we have no evidence to the contrary... --- How do the nominations look now, Slarty? Dikiyoba. Posts: 4346 | Registered: Friday, December 23 2005 08:00 |
I'm not exactly tops in Geneforge 4: Rebellion | |
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written Wednesday, April 25 2007 16:14
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If you have any spells or items (speed or speed spores, etc.), use them before the battle. Then hammer away at the Shaper and kill him as quickly as possible, since he can deal a lot of damage and can summon new creations. If you need to, have one of your creations distract his. Dikiyoba. Posts: 4346 | Registered: Friday, December 23 2005 08:00 |
Hi from the freetalk master in General | |
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written Wednesday, April 25 2007 16:05
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Originally by freetalk master: quote:No. However, there is a way to turn it off yourself. Explore to the north and eventually you'll find a switch for it. Dikiyoba believes it's labeled on the automap once you find it, so you shouldn't miss it. Posts: 4346 | Registered: Friday, December 23 2005 08:00 |
Geneforce in a window? in Geneforge Series | |
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written Wednesday, April 25 2007 07:07
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I'm almost positive that there's no window option for the Geneforges. However, Dikiyoba knows that BoA can be played in a window. Posts: 4346 | Registered: Friday, December 23 2005 08:00 |
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written Wednesday, April 25 2007 06:56
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Andraste--The ability to ruthlessly club people (and seals) while wearing a sexy red slip. MagmaDragoon--Slightly clueless, but a loyal Guardian. Nioca--A few wimpy priest spells and a whole lot of spam. Dikiyoba. Posts: 4346 | Registered: Friday, December 23 2005 08:00 |
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written Tuesday, April 24 2007 07:51
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I tremble in fear of this new development. :P Dikiyoba nominates Delicious Vlish. We can't have a deathmatch without a brain-sucking, kilt-wearing, tasty vlish! Posts: 4346 | Registered: Friday, December 23 2005 08:00 |
On-game image in General | |
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written Monday, April 23 2007 17:25
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Once you have your graphic saved the way you want it saved to your computer, look for a browse button to select the file and then for an upload button to upload your picture to the Internet. If that's what you're asking. Originally by Synergy: quote:Dikiyoba does not find those kinds of comments funny. Posts: 4346 | Registered: Friday, December 23 2005 08:00 |
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written Monday, April 23 2007 16:28
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Actually, I might be introducing a faction of sorts that you might be interested in within a post or two, Nalyd. It will explain Harath's disappearance. Dikiyoba will PM the details (such as they are) shortly. Posts: 4346 | Registered: Friday, December 23 2005 08:00 |
The Insidious Infiltrator in Geneforge 4: Rebellion | |
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written Monday, April 23 2007 15:46
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I like the story. Canisters aren't easy on the mind, and Synergy stated in his first post that Valeta was loyal only to herself. You haven't wiped out the Safehouse yet, have you? Dikiyoba. Posts: 4346 | Registered: Friday, December 23 2005 08:00 |
Spiderweb: The Motion Picture in General | |
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written Monday, April 23 2007 15:44
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Originally by Nija_Halycron: quote:Eh, your post seemed relevant enough to not worry over it. And necromancers are the people who perform necromancy. To explain, Slartucker gave many prominent members an actor that fits them somehow. --- Dintiradan, how bad is it that Dikiyoba forgot all about that? Edit: Typo. [ Monday, April 23, 2007 15:54: Message edited by: Dikiyoba ] Posts: 4346 | Registered: Friday, December 23 2005 08:00 |
Just one complaint in Avernum 4 | |
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written Monday, April 23 2007 15:26
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Well, I would much rather have an optional dialogue set than two mandatory sections of tutorial. Dikiyoba probably figured out how to equip armor the first time through. Dikiyoba doesn't need to see it again. Posts: 4346 | Registered: Friday, December 23 2005 08:00 |
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written Monday, April 23 2007 15:18
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Guess I was worried about nothing after all. Has anyone given the time of year this takes place in yet? Dikiyoba. Posts: 4346 | Registered: Friday, December 23 2005 08:00 |
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written Monday, April 23 2007 15:09
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Originally by IFM: quote:On your keyboard. Look for it. Dikiyoba uses TinyPic. It works well enough. Posts: 4346 | Registered: Friday, December 23 2005 08:00 |
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written Monday, April 23 2007 15:04
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Fourty arrived a safe distance away from the Forsaken camp. He had his disguise all worked out--he wasn't willing to reveal his true nature quite yet. Then, something caught his attention. He turned east and stared across the river Sonne at a nearby range of mountains. Something was going on up there. Something big. Fourty shook. He wasn't used to sensing all this. What did it all mean? Who was involved? Who was winning? And what would this mean for the people of Mannik? Fourty? Vizoth's thoughts reached the back of Fourty's mind. I sense something. Vizoth was nervous. Fourty could sense it. Fourty was nervous too, but mentally reached out and tried to calm him. I sense it too. I don't know what it means. Hopefully, I can find out. But I need more time. Fourty pushed the disturbance in the mountains out of his mind and tried to concentrate on the task at hand. "Dang it, I need more time!" He spoke without realizing it. Instantly, the Forsaken camp was on the alert. Something came galloping towards him. Fourty hoped it wasn't a dog. He hated dogs. "Bev! Bev, you stupid beast, no!" A man ran after it. The animal came to a halt right in front of Fourty, bleated loudly, and headbutted him gently. The man stopped in shock. "Well, I never! He even tries to attack people he knows entering camp. I never would have thought he would take a liking to a stranger." Fourty found Bev's halter and walked the goat back over to the man. "Nor would I. Did he pull loose?" "No, I was walking him to a new spot for the night when he broke out of my hand. Say, who are you? I thought you were a farmer, but you don't look like you're from around here." Several other people from the camp were approaching cautiously. Several of them were carrying poles like quarterstaves. "Toby? Who is it?" one of them asked. "A stranger. Not a soldier," Toby said. Fourty noted that he smelled strongly of goat. Fourty bowed slightly. "Greetings. I am Zvalt, a wandering priest of Ashataro. I am studying those who cannot or choose not to reside under the protection of a deity. However, I also have an important message to give you. May I enter your camp?" "Do we let him in?" someone asked. "Me and Bev say he should!" Toby said. "No," Meeka said firmly at the same time, "What could he tell us that we don't already know? I don't trust him." These two statements caused an uproar. Fourty was amazed that just eight or nine people could cause such a commotion. "So we take advice from a goat now?" "Why don't we let him in and find out?" "Strangers are bad news!" "How could we be so disrespectful as to turn him away?" "Let's hear what he has to say!" "But let's do it right here and then send him away. No sense in him getting information about our camp!" "Nonsense! Everyone should hear his message, not just a few!" A man in his early twenties leaned on a shovel, saying nothing and watching Fourty carefully. Finally, he spoke quietly. "I believe that Harath has indicated in his writings many times that we should be welcoming hosts. I vote that Zvalt enters." "Well, young Talsh here knows the scriptures better than any of us do, and if he says to let the man in, then we let him in." Most people nodded in agreement. Talsh stepped towards Fourty. "The first thing you will observe about us is that we argue. All the time. Come. We will show you back to camp." --- Dikiyoba. Posts: 4346 | Registered: Friday, December 23 2005 08:00 |
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written Monday, April 23 2007 09:04
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It was edited more than five times. I tried responding earlier, but gave up because there was nothing stable to reply to. So, anyway, most movies nowadays get turned into video games. When is Spiderweb: The Game going to be released? Dikiyoba. Posts: 4346 | Registered: Friday, December 23 2005 08:00 |
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written Monday, April 23 2007 07:14
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Finally, part 2! Dikiyoba was half-afraid it would be part 1 again. Posts: 4346 | Registered: Friday, December 23 2005 08:00 |
Some questions regarding Geneforge 3 in Geneforge Series | |
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written Sunday, April 22 2007 21:56
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No, it's a door in the Takers/drakons lab in G2 that you run across but cannot open. It contains spoiler. (Because it's been too long since Dikiyoba has used a spoiler tag.) Posts: 4346 | Registered: Friday, December 23 2005 08:00 |