Tadir

I think it's more of a difference in language could be explained in RP. If a midlander and a highlander come across each other and one speaks english but the other speaks french, it could be put down, in rp, as them coming from different areas of the world or country.

Two weeks! Two whole weeks without meeting a single Dunesfolk. This was turning out to be one of the least successful assignments Tadir had ever been on. Sitting in a dusty inn in an out of the way Oasis in the middle of an oppressively hot desert is not exactly how he would have chosen to spend his time, but when the editor wants a piece written, you write it. Too bad this piece will never get written. Tadir leaned back in his chair and propped his feet up on the table. "Water...who would have thought that would replace alcohol in any environment..." The commotion outside brought him to his feet. Looking out the door it seemed that some bloody Hellsguard was causing trouble outside. There was quite a crowd around him at least. With nothing better to do Tadir decided he might as well take a look. It's not the story he was sent to this forsaken desert to get, but the wrong story was better than no story at all. He heads out to the gathering crowd, notepad in hand, completely missing the two Dunesfolk that walk into the Inn right behind him.

I know it hasn't been mentioned in official lore, but there could always be subcultures in the different countries. Try and have a person from Alabama talk to a person from Minnesota. There can be serious language barriers. I know that is a bit of an exaggeration, but the point is that people from the same country can be fully capable of not understanding each other. No reason it should be any different in game.

I would totally give your right leg to have the game now.

There is always crafting, where lag doesn't make such a huge difference. Oh! Or fishing!

Heee. 5499 on low 37somethingsomething on high My screen isn't big enough for the high, so I don't care about it. I'm very, very happy with my score though. I do wish I could get that one extra point...

Does closest to the letter L go both ways? As in, would K win over X? Or does it go from L on, looping back to A at Z? Just trying to clarify.