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Originally written by Lord Safey:

or prehaps just but the code concerning the seneraio in a file that is editable but not neccarly cattered to being editable.

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Originally written by Dr. Johann Georg Faust:

It's a rather neat tool, but I question the concept a bit.

One of the major improvements about BoA scripts (to me) is that I can write out the call I want in a text editor rather than having to navigate and click through about three different menus or dialog windows as in BoE.

In fact, one of my wishes for an improved scenario editor is to somehow do away with the Item and Creature selection menus as well. Going through five lists to find that blasted Goblin or Vahnatai is hell.

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Originally written by D Pliss:

Sweet i'll blow my 4 hours before 6 am doing that =] Ty

- I finished him easy, then did the E N T I R E giant quest and part of the last rentar fight, then died and i hadn't saved sinse the shade R R R R R R R R R R r r rr r r, those are the things that make me quit games, when i die and have to do like 4 hours of play again,thats why runescape is here to save us all.

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Originally written by Stillness:

The diluvian account is not meant to be interpreted as a parable anymore than the gospels are. In fact one gospel has Jesus lineage traced unbroken to Noah (and to Adam). Everyone postflood traces back to Noah. He is nowhere in the Bible regarded by anyone as anything other than a real person. You are correct about the details, but I don't see how you get "parable" from them. They read like a ship's log.

And this line that you all are drawing between spirituality and reason is artificial. Faith is based on reason. The Bible strongly encourages wisdon and reason It's only incoherent if you don't really know what it's about. Then it seems like a collection of random stories and lessons. The truth is that every book carries a theme central to all of them. Then there are minor themes. Once you know these the picture becomes clear.

(I'm always amazed by the intellectual depth on a forum for video games).

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Originally written by Yama:

Patrick Padraig

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Originally written by D Pliss:

Its all a metter of opinion, I find it funner than all the avernums put together, you don't have to.

-your bad choise :P i cant help you through all your years of meaning less sloppy depression fom no runescape =/

and sss-chah, if you think runescape is gay you should go check your name and appearence. :eek:

runescape is just to advanced for any of you ppl to grasp how a game as cool as that was ever made with java script. {and your jelous cause i could own you all in 1 hit with my full dharok/dragon and whip

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Originally written by Synergy:

ADDIT 2: You can jump into the pit under the Temple of Brigantia too. It's kind of amusing what happens if you do.

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Originally written by Upon Fire:

For distinguishing between memes and non-meme ideas, I think I'm with the herd. There's no good non-arbitrary distinction I can come up with, and unless the book articulates one it's useless. I'm also not so convinced that memes intend to self-perpetuate. I think rather we use meme as a label for ideas that propogate well.

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Originally written by Ceylon:

Yes. However, the meme in this case would be more accurately described freeing oneself from all memes .

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