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ORIGINAL: Dino
I believe the esteemed dtravel was referring to the WitP manual, which apparently has some incorrect information.
I know, I know... I was just fishing for some "clasified" information...[;)]
Mr. dtravel, if your planning on building an ark, I have some plans I can sell you. you just need to be able to convert cubits to feet. Course there's a lot of extra space for animals, I don't know what you would do with it.[;)]ORIGINAL: dtravel
coming up on fifty or sixty days of continuous rain here. Its really uncomfortable wearing scuba gear for that long.
ORIGINAL: niceguy2005
Mr. dtravel, if your planning on building an ark, I have some plans I can sell you. you just need to be able to convert cubits to feet. Course there's a lot of extra space for animals, I don't know what you would do with it.[;)]ORIGINAL: dtravel
coming up on fifty or sixty days of continuous rain here. Its really uncomfortable wearing scuba gear for that long.
ORIGINAL: Mistmatz
Maybe I'm just to tired or plain dumb... but how do I fire up the editor? Dont see any .exe file or a link in the starting screen... [&:]
ORIGINAL: dtravel
ORIGINAL: niceguy2005
Mr. dtravel, if your planning on building an ark, I have some plans I can sell you. you just need to be able to convert cubits to feet. Course there's a lot of extra space for animals, I don't know what you would do with it.[;)]ORIGINAL: dtravel
coming up on fifty or sixty days of continuous rain here. Its really uncomfortable wearing scuba gear for that long.
Thanks, but I couldn't build one even if I was inclined to. The wood is all waterlogged and there's no place I could do the construction. If it is a slope, its sliding into the ocean. If its level, its mud and anything I built would just sink into it. *gloop*
On a more serious note, it has been raining so much that it is actually hurting the economy. Not just buildings destroyed & condemned and roads washing away, but people literally not going out because of all the rain. If people don't go out, they don't spend money and that lack of spending is hurting the local businesses.
ORIGINAL: Ron Saueracker
ORIGINAL: dtravel
On a more serious note, it has been raining so much that it is actually hurting the economy. Not just buildings destroyed & condemned and roads washing away, but people literally not going out because of all the rain. If people don't go out, they don't spend money and that lack of spending is hurting the local businesses.
What if local businesses sold umbrellas, boots, rain gear etc?[;)] Is it really that bad? where are you? I tend to not watch the news much anymore...too much negative crap.
ORIGINAL: dtravel
ORIGINAL: Mistmatz
Maybe I'm just to tired or plain dumb... but how do I fire up the editor? Dont see any .exe file or a link in the starting screen... [&:]
"Start" -> "All Programs" -> "War in the Pacific" -> "Scenario Editor"
ORIGINAL: Dino
ORIGINAL: dtravel
ORIGINAL: Mistmatz
Maybe I'm just to tired or plain dumb... but how do I fire up the editor? Dont see any .exe file or a link in the starting screen... [&:]
"Start" -> "All Programs" -> "War in the Pacific" -> "Scenario Editor"
And once you find "Scenario Editor", the "Database Editor" is just few icons away...[:'(]
Maybe you could hire a native person to do a drought dance...couldn't hurt.ORIGINAL: dtravel
I'm in the San Francisco Bay Area. And after two months of near continuous rain, anyone who was going to buy raingear has already done so.
The rain has been a nightly item on the local news, with houses and roads getting washed away daily. The decrease in local business revenues was an ancillary item about a week ago.
