“Empirial” is, indeed, Ye Olde English.
Truly? I assumed archaic words would leave behind some clues regarding their origins either through spelling or pronunciation, but I couldn’t identify anything. But then my knowledge about Old English is utterly inadequate.
Truly? I assumed archaic words would leave behind some clues regarding their origins either through spelling or pronunciation, but I couldn’t identify anything. But then my knowledge about Old English is utterly inadequate.
I thought Empirial, like Imperial.
And I’m going to begin asking for hacks. I’ll start with those people with [GM] in front of their name, they’re probably greyhats or something.
MrTwiddlez is on the most often for my times, and probably yours based on your post time.
MrTwiddlez knows all them haxors
MrTwiddlez is on the most often for my times, and probably yours based on your post time.
-5 GMT, I am on 5pm-12am.
MrTwiddlez knows all them haxors
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Kinda off-topic, but I recognize the username “English” from Blacklight: Retribution and the player’s syntax matches. That guy was a nasty piece of work and really got under my skin.
Also, ran into a guy named Bert2Me in Need for Speed World the other day before logging onto the old Dynamis forums and realized there was a pilot named Bert2Me in our corp.
The internetz are getting smaller it would seem.
Hah, I have no idea what the context was there, but I’m sure it had something to do with the “first” 3 star wars movies.
Hah, I have no idea what the context was there, but I’m sure it had something to do with the “first” 3 star wars movies.
“Okay, I’m going to attempt podracer repair”
GM: “Roll willsave.”
“Willsave? …” *rolls*
GM: “You mistake the Energy Binder for crystal candy.”
