Let it be


Note to self:
# of cities (in order of settling 2nd city)
1) Zanth - 6
2) Azza - 4
3) yuri - 7 ?
4) BAII - 6
5) flugauto - 7
6) nakor - 6
7) jowy - 3
8) catwalk - 5
9) slowch - 5
10) Furungy - 4
11) 2metra - 5
12) Sian - 4

Waiting for the starting position.

Required spammy picture.

My strategy for this game


And my strategy to deal with other players reading my thread

Don't look here
No, don't look
Oh, you're not playing the game?
Then proceed & you're welcome!

He wasn't very succesful.

Just finished the game yesterday. I need to discuss the plot :P

Witcher 2 SPOILERS:

Philippa used the Rose of Remembrance to control Saskia. Earlier in the game, Triss is the one who asks Geralt to bring her this exact Rose of Remembrance. Triss was revealed to be part of the Lodge of Sorceresses. Cynthia tells Geralt to not trust Triss, that she has her secrets. Yennefer is the true love of Geralt, and Triss knows this, yet she clearly wants to be with Geralt, but Geralt is just trying to find Yennefer despite Triss' efforts. Letho saves Triss at the end if you go after Philippa. My theory is that Triss is working against Geralt out of jealousy, and she works together with Letho independent of the Lodge of Sorceresses (also the reason why she was removed from there). Their plan was not to kill Geralt, but to control him. That's why Triss wants the Rose of Remembrance all of sudden (if it really could restore the memory, you'd think she would have mentioned it before) and that's why Letho didn't kill Geralt when he had a chance, and why Letho saves Triss. Why control Geralt? Because he joined the Wild Hunt, escaped and lived. He is important. They could have foreseen what happens in the next game (watch the trailer if you havent't yet!).

Not the most likely theory, but I liked it enough to write it down and see next year if it had any truth in it

So... another game....

I hope PB13 has learned me a bit more how to play a decent game.
Now let's see if I can make the next step.... should be about time... right, guys?

The Texas Instruments Business Analyst series is a product line of financial calculators introduced in 1976. BA calculators provide time value of money functions and are widely used in accounting and other financial applications. Though originally designed specifically for financial use, current models also include basic scientific calculator and statistics functions. The BA series competes directly with other mid- to high-end financial calculators, particularly the HP-12C and other models from TI competitor Hewlett-Packard.

Notably the BA-II PLUS is increasingly the calculator of choice for business school programs, due to its lower cost and ease of use. While financiers over the age of 45 still choose the HP-12C, the BA-II continues to gain ground in sales.



This is literally the first thing that comes up under BaII, so I'm choosing to guess that it is an obscure reference to his favorite calculator chain

Edit: For those viewing this later, the lack of images is because dropbox changed their functionality. This is a common problem across the fora.