I am getting my but kicked and am loving it

[Thundertrod]

Having becam so accustm in native to just grab my quorter staff and any old horse and becoming instant god of war. It came has quite a shok in PoP to reguly get my ass kicked by the ai. Now I feel that I have a challange in the a game a resion to acculy get better insted of doing random stuff I find amusing.

 

[Mauibuilt]

Funny thing is after playing PoP for a while, most mods and native have become extremely easy lol.

 

[BumpInTheNight]

I no wat U meen!!!  Just wat tel U meat a ravermand, notig lek couching anemone end steed of goan throw ham U stoap deed than hes frans impala U lyk U treed 2 do 2 ham!

 

[Gallieaon]

Exactly!

 

[noosers]

*shiversinfear*

 

[hgghg4]

*shiversinfear*

 

[Ãbyss]

*Brings the MKII*

Time to purge some intentional terrible grammar.

We're happy that you are enjoying the mod.

~Ãbyss

 

[Deer]

dude, you'll have to purge anything north of the Hadrian Wall 

 

[Fawzia dokhtar-i-Sanjar]

Nonsense, any English not US English should be purged.

 

[Taimat396]

Cant you call it American then? Its about as different from english as Scottish is, and they have their own language.

Course I'm all for purging anyone without a thick yorkshire accent, just so nobody will be able to understand each other.

 

[Fawzia dokhtar-i-Sanjar]

No, because "American" encompasses both North and South America and technically, Canada.  I think Yorkshire accents rank right up there with Glaswegian accents, myself! 

I recall Churchill's comment that the US and England are two countries divided by the same language.

 

[Ãbyss]

Whatever they are,the British English sounds just more about better and right.

~Ãbyss

 

[Taimat396]

Because its more colourful. And we have better humour.

and nobody will get why I said that

 

[hgghg4]

oh no i get what you said... sad part is is that you are right that it is more colorful but Ill be damned if its more funny.... weird would be appropriate...

 

[Fawzia dokhtar-i-Sanjar]

Sometimes the difference between what a word means in English English vs. US English is hilarious.  In the US, "fanny" just means "backside," for example.  If you are "stuffed" in the US, you are really full from eating too much.  I would not, if offered seconds at an English dinner party, say, "No thank you, I am totally stuffed."  At least, not if I wanted to be invited back!

 

[hgghg4]

HAHAHAHAHAH



**PS** took me three tries to get that right...

 

[Taimat396]

oh no i get what you said... sad part is is that you are right that it is more colorful but Ill be damned if its more funny.... weird would be appropriate...

See colour and humour, you didnt get what I said

And of course we're funnier. See: Monty Python and most of the half decent-decent sitcoms. See also: QI.

 

[Fawzia dokhtar-i-Sanjar]

I caught your "colourful" and "humourous" joke.  Not every Englishman is a John Cleese, you know - if so, you'd rule the world, at least in a comedic sense.  This has wandered off topic.  Back to getting one's "but" kicked, and I do wish whoever started the topic had known how to spell it correctly.

 

[NacroxNicke]

WELCOME TO MASOCHIST FAN CLUB!!

 

[Crax]

It is hard when you start but when you reach lvl 30+ and you get that runic weapon you'll start cutting trough everything like butter