Providence or Graal2001?

[BlKnight]

Give me my bomy transfered over to providence and I''d switch from 2001 anyday!

[starkid99]

Huh? Can you switch bomys over to other servers?

I'm pretty sure Providence is a bomy-free environment.

[Nastazio]

i hope Providence has as good as RP events as old Valkorila did

[cohn]

Am I the only one getting bored of Graal 2001?

[Knightoffrost]

Originally posted by cohn
Am I the only one getting bored of Graal 2001?

Nope I dont like it either, I dont like providence much either

[Knightoffrost]

Originally posted by starkid99
Huh? Can you switch bomys over to other servers?

no -_-

[cohn]

I don't care for providence that much either. A fun and good quality server is hard to come by these days.

[freddyfox]

Like I've said ten million times before, we're working on it.

I still enjoy G2k1, but I also like providence and I'll probobly help it since my friend, Tyne, runs it.

[konidias]

I will play providence a week or two from now.. I don't like playing servers that just get online because I know that there will be bugs.. and the last thing I want is to go through all the starting trouble, pick my class and start off and then for some reason they have to reset it all.. Just let them work the bugs out and get some user input on levels and such.. it will improve if work is continued.. but if they don't listen to users and they just run the game like its done, providence will slip.

[FatherDante]

In spite of all the buzz providence isn't really ready yet. I'd like to play a server with class(es) as much as the next guy. But... not if there's nothing to do.

[cohn]

I'm not really a fan of classes.

[FatherDante]

I like classes. Anything that makes players more unique.

[Kaimetsu]

Originally posted by FatherDante
I like classes. Anything that makes players more unique.

*raises eyebrow*

"More unique"? Is that not bad English, Mr Dante?

Ha, I've been waiting to do something like that for months. Hey, but what does that Kanji mean?

[IceHawk]

Although I can't script or make graphics, I'll try to help Tyne with it

[Gameo]

Originally posted by Kaimetsu


*raises eyebrow*

"More unique"? Is that not bad English, Mr Dante?

Ha, I've been waiting to do something like that for months. Hey, but what does that Kanji mean?

it's katakana ;p

[Kaimetsu]

Originally posted by Gameo


it's katakana ;p

Yeah, but I can hardly be blamed for my own incompetence.

[FatherDante]

Well, Kaimetsu, my use of the phrase "more unique" although uncommon and perhaps syntactically awkward was indeed grammatically correct.

My avatar says "Dante."
If anyone would like their name written in some form of Japanese script I'd be more than happy to do it for them. And, I do mine by hand, no less!

[CrazedMerlin]

Originally posted by FatherDante
Well, Kaimetsu, my use of the phrase "more unique" although uncommon and perhaps syntactically awkward was indeed grammatically correct.

My avatar says "Dante."
If anyone would like their name written in some form of Japanese script I'd be more than happy to do it for them. And, I do mine by hand, no less!

me! : )

[Valder]

Originally posted by FatherDante
Well, Kaimetsu, my use of the phrase "more unique" although uncommon and perhaps syntactically awkward was indeed grammatically correct.

My avatar says "Dante."
If anyone would like their name written in some form of Japanese script I'd be more than happy to do it for them. And, I do mine by hand, no less!

ME!

[NooseKnot]

I want mine written in japanese

[Cloud_X]

Write "Rick" in japanese and ill give you gummy bears

[NooseKnot]

Gummy Bears mmmmmmmmMMmmmm
*searches for a japanese translation site*

dante would you please wirte either gozen or gozen kenkaku in it i have a strong japanese base in my character

[Kaimetsu]

Originally posted by FatherDante
Well, Kaimetsu, my use of the phrase "more unique" although uncommon and perhaps syntactically awkward was indeed grammatically correct.

Grammar schmammer. 'Uniqueness' is a binary value. Nobody can be more unique than anybody else who is unique. I can't have a uniqueness value of 0.8 and say "Ha, you're only 0.6 unique!"

[T-Squad]

Originally posted by Kaimetsu


Grammar schmammer. 'Uniqueness' is a binary value. Nobody can be more unique than anybody else who is unique. I can't have a uniqueness value of 0.8 and say "Ha, you're only 0.6 unique!"

...true....

[NooseKnot]

sooo techinical... *tisk tisk tisk*

[FatherDante]

No way, uniqueness can be scaled like anything else.

[FatherDante]

Here you go, guys.
(Nooseknot, tell me the actual name you want.)

[FatherDante]

Here is Enishi.

[NooseKnot]

nooseknot?

[TheFox1]

Originally posted by cohn
Am I the only one getting bored of Graal 2001?

I like Providence better than G2k1

[Kaimetsu]

Originally posted by FatherDante
No way, uniqueness can be scaled like anything else.

The very word means that there is only one of something. How can I be half unique? It's like being half called Kaimetsu.

Perhaps people can be closer to unique, if there are fewer things identical to them, but not more unique.

[ArchOwl]

or whatever ArchOwl is in japanese in kanji?

[Cloud_X]

Many thanks Dante you should make like a font hehe

[FatherDante]

You know, Kaimetsu, we've become grammarians. ^_^ I can't believe so many people have argued about this before us.

Usage Note: For many grammarians, unique is the paradigmatic absolute term, a shibboleth that distinguishes between those who understand that such a term cannot be modified by an adverb of degree or a comparative adverb and those who do not. These grammarians would say that a thing is either unique or not unique and that it is therefore incorrect to say that something is very unique or more unique than something else. Most of the Usage Panel supports this traditional view. Eighty percent disapprove of the sentence "Her designs are quite unique in today's fashions." But as the language of advertising in particular attests, unique is widely used as a synonym for worthy of being considered in a class by itself, extraordinary and if so construed it may arguably be modified. In fact, unique appears as a modified adjective in the work of many reputable writers. A travel writer states that “Chicago is no less unique an American city than New York or San Francisco,” for example, and the critic Fredric Jameson writes “The great modern writers have all been defined by the invention or production of rather unique styles.” Although these examples of the qualification of unique are defensible, writers should be aware that such constructions are liable to incur the censure of some readers.

So, I suppose you are more correct, Kaimetsu, although you can see my usage is not unfounded.

you guys are so up tight about grammer =\

I play on Providence like 10:1 haha
i play providence 10 times for every one tiem i play g2k1

[Kaimetsu]

Originally posted by FatherDante
You know, Kaimetsu, we've become grammarians. ^_^ I can't believe so many people have argued about this before us.

Eek, I'm a grammarian? ...Does that mean I get, like, a special hat or something?

So, I suppose you are more correct, Kaimetsu, although you can see my usage is not unfounded.

Indeed. I always said the same thing until I saw some dude correct himself over it on what I think was the original Titanic film. When I saw you make the same 'mistake', well, it was a dream come true to actually look half-educated in the English language.

Originally posted by FatherDante
Well, Kaimetsu, my use of the phrase "more unique" although uncommon and perhaps syntactically awkward was indeed grammatically correct.

My avatar says "Dante."
If anyone would like their name written in some form of Japanese script I'd be more than happy to do it for them. And, I do mine by hand, no less!

It would be great if you could make one of:
"Stylez"
"Romeo2k" (just "Romeo" if numbers are a problem)