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Off Topic / Re: What is the most important item in the event of a disaster?

« on: November 22, 2013, 05:23:51 PM »

Are you high or something
Or do you just suffer from a serious case of "played fallout 3 one time"

what if a tsunami hits and your stuck with money?

its gonna take days for support to get to you

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Off Topic / Re: What is the most important item in the event of a disaster?

« on: November 22, 2013, 04:57:41 PM »

money doesn't count as an item guys!!

ok heres a run down in case you people dont get it:

an item counts as one physical thing

as long as it is welded or held together, for example a bow is a combination of string and metal/wood, and thats fine because it is held together.

money is ok as long as your using a credit card, or one 100 dollar bill.

OT: money isnt a good idea because you cant really use it for much in time of need

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Off Topic / Re: why do people seem to ignore Thanksgiving?

« on: November 22, 2013, 04:24:53 PM »

we dont even have thanksgiving

it sounds kind of boring

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Off Topic / Re: Talk like a smurf!

« on: November 22, 2013, 04:19:51 PM »

i remember back in middle school where this short black kid kept on calling everyone smurfs

lol haha black people

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Off Topic / Re: What is the most important item in the event of a disaster?

« on: November 22, 2013, 04:16:53 PM »

money

are you kidding

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Creativity / Re: Hawf's Artist Workshop

« on: November 22, 2013, 04:08:39 PM »

do you need a big tablet?

i have a 7" one, and im not sure whether or not its good enough

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General Discussion / Re: Festung der Schwarzung?

« on: November 22, 2013, 02:10:08 PM »

festung means fort or fortress in german

could be of significance.

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Off Topic / Re: What is the most important item in the event of a disaster?

« on: November 22, 2013, 02:07:28 PM »

> implying that people entering your house probably scavenging intend to kill you

Of course if I'm going to enter a house I'm sure as hell not going to enter yours if your first response is to try and kill me. That'd be a jerk thing to do.

Also I'd pick a pump action shotgun. Despite the need of ammunition, shotgun shells are extremely common and easy to procure. Plus I already own one and its readily available to me with several boxes of ammunition.

if you dont want to have to scavenge, get a spear and a safe place to hide out. its that simple.

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General Discussion / Re: Jakob's World [Mini Empires Deluxe] All Eras and Sandbox!

« on: November 22, 2013, 02:46:15 AM »

lol your trying this again

i remember when you and whats his name were fighting about some meteor stuff.

heh heh i need to find that thread

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Off Topic / Re: What is the most important item in the event of a disaster?

« on: November 22, 2013, 02:40:00 AM »

listen i'm a ranger

if anything i'm the best prepared

whats next

your gonna argue "ehhh, the best weapon in a disaster is a bOoOoOWwWwW!!1"
or
"i dOnT wanNa KilL ANyOnE!!!!!!"

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Off Topic / Re: What is the most important item in the event of a disaster?

« on: November 22, 2013, 02:36:26 AM »

anti block please stop spamming we're trying to have an intelligent discussion here

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Off Topic / Re: What is the most important item in the event of a disaster?

« on: November 22, 2013, 02:34:06 AM »

im disappointed at the level of understanding of weapons on the blockland forums

goodluck using your bows and stuff, dying

meanwhile im in my house not only surviving but thriving

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Off Topic / Re: What is the most important item in the event of a disaster?

« on: November 22, 2013, 02:31:07 AM »

Don't worry I get your point, it's just that your point is completely handicapped.

heres a scenario

you have one weapon. you have a spear. what are you going to do, hit me with a spear?

and, even assuming you could aim for stuff, what if I sneak up on you and shoot/stab you straight through the anywhere? game over

and ill have you know i have used bows since I was a small child in my spare time to get ready for disasters because i like them, so yeah, id consider myself good.Uh no, a gun and knife don't go together, a bow and arrows do, as does a gun with bullets.
If you're arguing against the "gun OR bullets" thingy then clearly you think you should get a gun and bullets, which is the same as a bow and arrows.

the problem is is that bows are not as good as spears

well knifes and guns don't go together what the hell lol

also in response to your previous post, I could just as easily sneak up behind you and draw my bow & arrow and suddenly I've got the end of your life grasped between my middle and index fingers. what are you going to do? rapidly swoosh around and toss your stick at me? by the time you have turned 90 degrees your head will have been gravy, son.

yes they do, as in a hunter uses both a knife and a gun.

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Off Topic / Re: What is the most important item in the event of a disaster?

« on: November 22, 2013, 02:25:17 AM »

2. if somebody said they would choose a gun would you also make the argument that it would be pointless because they wouldn't have bullets? bows and arrows go together, alright? It's not impossible to think that if you're carrying a bow you're gonna also be carrying god damn arrows

thats like saying you can have a gun and a knife because they go together

no

you dont get the point. you get one physical item. as long as it is attatched to something else or is welded together, it counts as one item.

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Off Topic / Re: What is the most important item in the event of a disaster?

« on: November 22, 2013, 02:23:08 AM »

1. Are you a professional spear thrower?
1.5 what if you risk the chance of losing it and opt not to throw it but the other person has a ranged weapon, eg a bow
2. Bows and arrows are hand in hand, I don't know where you would find one without the other. That's like complaining that you can have any gun you want but no ammo, or an escape vehicle with no tires or fuel because they are separate things.

you clearly dont get my point. a bow and arrows are not attatched. they are two different items.

You clearly don't have much experience with bows, for starters you would have been shot well before you got close enough to use your spear (assuming you didn't throw it and miss like you most likely would) secondly reloading a bow takes no time at all, thirdly if I did need to get out of the way of your spear to reload I would, it's not like having a bow means you have to stand in one place, reloading and running/moving backwards is hardly a challenge.

heres a scenario

you have one weapon. you have a bow. what are you going to do, hit me with a bow?

and, even assuming you have arrows, what i sneak up on you and stab you straight through the chest? game over

and ill have you know i throw spears in my spare time to get ready for disasters, so yeah, id consider myself professional.