Dragon City Mod

[tyreil829]

do we get cheese? besides we are on topic we are talking about possable conflicts with other mods

 

Col John Sheppard

[DogtoothCG]

i dont see any conflicts with a city floating 100+ feet off the ground.

[tyreil829]

a city above the ground there will be one mod that will conflict with this like it said above it will only be effected by mods at change or edit the cells where Dragon city is

 

Col John Sheppard

[LoginToDownload]

But wouldn't it be a totally harmless conflict, considering the city is so high above the ground anyways that it wouldn't affect anything below? Or is DC going to change the leveled lists?

[tyreil829]

how am i going to know that LTD?

 

Col John Sheppard

[ihateregisteringeverywhere]

We're going to add new items into the game, so yes, we're going to change the leveled list, but yes, you're right, those conflicts will be meaningless.

 

I still don't understand why're we talking about this

[LoginToDownload]

Changing the leveled lists != adding new items. The leveled lists are the random container/loot tables. Unless you want, say, bandits to randomly drop your items, it wouldn't be changing it.

[ihateregisteringeverywhere]

Oh, sorry then, thanks for clearing that missconception.

[rickythecat]

how am i going to know that LTD?

 

Col John Sheppard

Well, that's just the thing, Colonel. You're not going to know. Hell, none of us are. It's like... It's like that feeling you get, y'know, when you look around, and can't help but wonder, "Is this all a dream? Or an illusion? How do I know that any of this actually exists?" It's the feeling you get when you look up at the night sky, and try to wrap your mind around an infinite space. It's the feeling you get when you start your car, and wonder if this is the day that the brakes fail. What then, Colonel? What then, indeed. Because there is no real end to time. It goes on forever. Even ater you die, other people will still be walking around, going about their business. After humanity disappears from the face of the earth, the stars and planets will continue their orbits. And when the last star has exploded, it's only a matter of time before all the stray matter clumps together again. And in a world where the beat of a buterfly's wings can cause World War Four, Who's to say what's possible and what isn't?

 

Have you ever heard of the Schroedinger's Cat experiment? Allow me to describe it. A cat is placed into a small metal chamber, attached to a simple machine. The machine, over the course of about an hour, has a small chance of releasing poison into the box, depending on whether a geiger counter can detect a faint amount of radioactivity from a decaying particle. So tell me, commander: After an hour passes, is the cat alive or is it dead? Or perhaps the cat is neither, and simply becomes one once observed. You see, this is the central idea behind quantum mechanics, which is famous, among other things, for the Heisenberg Uncertainty principle. This principle states that when observing the momentum of a particle or its position, measuring one makes the other uncertain. This basically means that, in the context of an atom, it is impossible to know exactly where an electron is at any given tie during its orbit around the nucleus. Does the particle exist? Certainly. Can it be observed? Of course. But can we ever predict where it will be? Impossible.

 

This whole conversation reminds me of the of the old conflict between relativism and objectivism! "Is what's right for me right for you?" Oh, what fun. But that's a story for another time. Hope I answered your question about modding or whatever.

[tyreil829]

welcome to the 21st Centrey...

 

Col John Sheppard