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Having a problem while doing the biology class, while using the mouse the Y-axis is inverted while the X-axis is normal, tried inverting the control in game and reseting it to defautl but still same problem. Any solution that doesn't take installing a mod to cheat? (it can be one that fixes the moving problem)

Ursprünglich geschrieben von ♡ Helena ♡:

Ursprünglich geschrieben von CRUSH!:

There are ~2000 reviews. What copies do you mean?

100.000 players can buy it but not all of them do reviews LOL

the post said "100 thousand copies have sold"

So on a card i have the following:

On Accumulate: Trigger Event1 on friendly minions.
On Accumulate: Trigger Event2 on enemy minions.

So far, while I don't have any Event2 reacting minions, Event1 definetly isn't triggering. These are also the first two things listed in this card, so they should be triggering first. Not sure what I'm doing wrong if I am doing anything wrong, i've never used Accumulate or Dissipate before.

Ursprünglich geschrieben von ojvdh:

Ursprünglich geschrieben von Hog D. Rider:

oh my bad i misread your comment, thank god lol i was not ready to wait any longer

Fair. Misreading can happen to anyone. I can´t wait either. I am really looking forward to it! I am so looking forward to finally be able to play this game with English voices and to not play with a art style that hurts my eyes. No idea what about the original sky trilogy causes that to happen but it is not ideal at all.

hey nowwww..... lets not diss the og art style i quite like it XDD
the only aesthetic style i really had an issue with was mainly cold steel 1/2, the models and everything felt extremely outdated, and since they got rid of drawn portraits it was a lot harder for expressions to be shown properly on the primitive 3d models they had, not to mention the default stances they had for almost every cutscene. i dont think it was a product of its time too, i think it was more an issue of it being falcoms first 3d trails games and they didnt have quite enough time to refine everything properly, especially considering how much cut content those two games had, and how rushed they were.

- Guy with abasia lands,
- We reject him.
- We carry him to my entrance so he can die of hypothermia and become food without losing too much points

- A trader group from his faction rolls up next day.
- The muffalos take a warm dump on him and they leave without taking him along.

Poor abasia man.

Ursprünglich geschrieben von tasselfoot:

It's in one of the levels. IIRC, it might be one of the big levels, that's 3 stories, and has a laundry shoot? Jump into the laundry shoot from the 3rd floor and you should get it right away.

I believe it is in the yellow snow level.

My first route against all odds was Second Scenario

Was a very accidentally linear experience lmao

Ursprünglich geschrieben von a menacing lemon:

wait so who are the kurgans?

The Kurgans are the middle (geographically) Chaos ethnic umbrella, stretching across the entire steppe between the mountains of Norsca and whatever arbitrary line it is that the Hung start to become dominant. They are also by far the most relevant of the groups (Norsca only seems more prominent because it's closer), providing the bulk of the numbers and almost all of the horsemen for Chaos hosts.

The archetypal Chaos Warrior is actually said to be based on Kurgan warriors.

Ursprünglich geschrieben von Nacho:

Is it true troll stew or troll-elaborated food in general is a delicacy among Dwarfs or is just another Fatshark licence?

That is real, actually. It's called Kuri, and is made from troll meat stewed in what is strongly implied to be black pepper.

Ursprünglich geschrieben von Nacho:

wow now I wonder what their diet consists of

later on ill ask from everyone else lol

Extremely thick beer (you can actually survive on a diet exclusively of dwarfen beer if the alcohol poisoning doesn't kill you first), greasy fried meat, and very dense bread.

Bar food, basically.

Ursprünglich geschrieben von DerRitter:

Ursprünglich geschrieben von Reverend Belial:

They're the easternmost major Chaos ethnic (if you can call it that) group. While in some ways you can compare them to the Mongols or the Jurchens, the better comparison would be the stereotypes of the Huns. They're literal ♥♥♥♥-smeared subhumans who are basically the Hobgoblins of Chaos, so untrustworthy that even other Chaos tribes won't associate with them and are really only threatening due to their sheer numbers given their absolute lack of technology or culture. There's not really much more to say since they exist in the East and the setting lens doesn't go over there.

The actual Mongol inspiration is mostly rolled into the very wide umbrella that is the Kurgan, named in fact for the Great Kurgan who is implied to be an ancient equivalent to Genghis Khan.

Aren't the Kurgan supposed to look more like the Cimmerians from Conan?

Some of them do, yes. A lot of them don't though, as...

Ursprünglich geschrieben von Harukage:

They are a very wide group with a huge range of cultures within. Afaik. I mean Gospodar and Kurgan are suposed to be relatives too. Look how "similar" they are.

... this is very much the case. The Kurgan are the group most fittingly referred to as an "umbrella", encapsulating groups inspired by Mongols, Turks, Scythians, Huns, Sword and Sorcery steppe tribes of unspecified providence, and for some reason even Anglo-Saxons. "Kurgan" is basically like... what a 19th century phrenologist means when they say "Tatar".

They, and the Gospodars, all collectively descend from the "Skythians", who were the original pre-Chaos civilization that spanned the breadth of the steppe and whose barrows you can still find scattered all over the place.

Ursprünglich geschrieben von Daxank:

Ursprünglich geschrieben von BunnieBealla:

holy moly all the locked threads lol uwu

someone necroed them all

that infamous someone uwu