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Quote from: Tibatonk on Today at 00:42

    >>Tell Lancelot to begin gathering volunteers for the TOWN GUARD and grant next audience.

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[selmiak]

Cheers Abisso, but selmiak gave me the answer last night!
It's a fantastic game so far, really good!

Point Break?

I'm okay with hiring ROBINA or other heroes LATER. I believe we are making the right decision on getting guards at a low cost (hopefully).
With those men trained we can send some of Lancelot's knight out to explore the country on quests.

Finally!

> Yes Lancelot, please begin gathering volunteers for the TOWN GUARD;

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Wow! Great stuff here! Just like playing a classic Lucas game! Congrats guys!
I'm stuck on the graves puzzle, though! I suck at puzzles!

You mean with a giant unsuspicious lever on the side?

Still, if we'd said the "wrong" words and Sir Kevin and his 15 men decided to attack us (Kevin did say we were the usurper king) who knows what the dice would have called? Imagine a worse scenario where Lancelot gets injured and loses a battle. Would Sir Kevin spare our life?

Fair enough that a Sir has the right to come armed, but the bulk of his men should stay outside.

This could have turned into a deadly situation. How does Lancelot allow 15 armed men so close to us?

>Order Lancelot to confiscate all weapons to visitors of the throne room;
>Cautiously reprehend Lancelot for allowing 16 armed men into the throne room;
also,

>>Ask LANCELOT if he's willing to TRAIN, with his choosing, of any able bodied TOWNSFOLK that OFFER their services to be GUARDS.
>>Ask LANCELOT'S advice on finding trustworthy HEROES.

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Hey Leon! Nice to talk to you again!
So, double click, is it?

I'll double click the hell of the game, sir!

I love this game but am stuck on the first room...

Tron?

Quote from: Tibatonk on Yesterday at 20:09

    >Tell Sir Kevin that we are not looking for a mercenary who is out to serve his own interests but for a true knight who is dedicated from his heart to serve both the realm and its lord as owed to the code of chivalry. A man who lives for honor and glory and not for money alone. And a man who seeks challenge and not refuses it.

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Plus: > You would have been compensated for your discoveries or conquests upon your return, but if that isn't satisfactory, that's all I can offer.

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I'm with Tibatonk here.
We have the great Lancelot with us, a capable and honoured man who can train our own people. As a King we would knight the best men after training and accomplished quests.

I still think it's cheaper to order Lancelot to train men from our town than to hire another hero, who is (by Lancelot standards) inexperienced.

Oooops...

> Say "It's -will you hire us, MY KING-, to you!"
> Say "My Military Advisor tells me that your "gang" lacks experience, Sir Kevin! You go on a quest and prove yourself and I'll hire your services!"

That was indeed a bold introduction!
Welcome to the forums, you shall be respected.

Don't mention it, Ponch! I'm always trying to find English words that are similar to my language. It's incredible the amount of English words that native speakers do not use at all. And a huge number of them have Latin origin.

By the way, Ponch, would you search your porn database and check if Stallone did porno? Please. Should be on your dusty dark cellar where you keep your 70's porn.

Ahhh yes, the purple long coat and the hat with the feather.
Maybe he likes to quote Oscar Wilde from now on...