LURZKERS THREAD (for siege of the dragon)

[Tasunke]

Why didn't Azza lose a commute charge on N1 but did lose one on N3? Did he send a PM on N1 not to commute?

Because he decided that getting jailed doesn't lose him his commute. Don't bother to understand its Tasunke

He got sent to a hellish dimension, albeit in a safe pocket of that dimension if your idea of safe is being locked in a coffin. Also, day1 I asserted an assumption in the authors notes that jail prevents someone from using their charge. Since it physically confines them. On the other hand, other abilities run parallel in terms of physical space. X could have stood by his house, or gone into his house, or died in the streets, but azza would have already been gone. Meanwhile, jailing azza prevents him from leaving.

[Tasunke]

It says 530 in the qt. let me dbl check

Edit: Waterbat is correct.

[Tasunke]

Checked, and you are correct. Therefore you did not have a bite left

[Tasunke]

What threw me off was that the quoted pic says 533, but in the qt says 457

Edit: well call me official dumbass, that 533 was a day early.

on the 14th at 4:57 you did officially decide to bite him. LOL how did I miss that ... XD

[BRickAstley]

(STILL bitter about ww14 and ww16)

and yes, i hate you all.

Our crazy victory in 15 doesn't make it better?

[Tasunke]

If there is a demand for it I will link to my personal QT XD

[waterbat]

@tasunke - show us the QT - it will be helpful for meta distraction the next game you host.

@Brick - that was nice destroying the planet ... but no, still bitter. It will be hard to match the amount of crap i shoveled into the game thread that game. Add in the crap I shoveled into our QT, and it reached epic proportions. Thanks for the reminder. Of course, I also liked my path to victory in ww13 - suicide self day 1, sit back and lurk it out stress-free to victory.

[Tasunke]

AUTHOR'S THREAD OF DOOM

(Readers Beware)

http://www.quicktopic.com/48/H/f2vBABfGQnV

[Mattimeo]

This one would probably be more feasible, waterbat

Agree with Tasunke's logic that jailing prevents a commute, but protection does not (not that it really matters now).