Shadow dance
ok... i'm from south africa, i only have 1gb of cap per month so i have to get this patch from an internet caffe=( just wondering if any one would like to let me know what it's like and if it's acctually as good as it looks
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This couldn't be posted in one of the thousand 3.0 build threads on the forums?
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get over it... i only have about 300mb left this mount... not enough to spend hours browsing
theres no special animation.
you dont restealth.
it got nerfed imo (not intentional by the developers but its still useless).
you dont restealth.
it got nerfed imo (not intentional by the developers but its still useless).
Insulting Scholars is prolly not going to get you good results on this forum. Especially someone as knowledgeable and respected as Theo. Oh and this thread was really unnecessary. Search features save time and bandwidth.
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Insulting Scholars is prolly not going to get you good results on this forum. Especially someone as knowledgeable and respected as Theo.
Notwithstanding Theo's extensive WoW knowledge, he has in fact gone out of his way to insult literally thousands of people on this forum.
And yet he is guarded by groveling sycophants eager to defend his reputation. Hail Caesar.
brodarus wrote:
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Insulting Scholars is prolly not going to get you good results on this forum. Especially someone as knowledgeable and respected as Theo.
Notwithstanding Theo's extensive WoW knowledge, he has in fact gone out of his way to insult literally thousands of people on this forum.
And yet he is guarded by groveling sycophants eager to defend his reputation. Hail Caesar.
My reputation is backed up by my knowledge. It needs no defending.
καὶ σὺ Ï„Îκνον? (Kai su, teknon?)
That's greek, BTW.
Laddy wrote:
Insulting Scholars is prolly not going to get you good results on this forum. Especially someone as knowledgeable and respected as Theo. Oh and this thread was really unnecessary. Search features save time and bandwidth.
Telling someone to get over it isn't insulting. And he's in an internet cafe!
Edit@Theo: That was a lame way to show you're smarter than someone. You can get translations of famous quotes from a phrasebook. ****, I've got a book around here somewhere that teaches me to swear in Latin.
I need to pick that book up again sometime, it was fun.
Edited, Oct 21st 2008 4:48am by zepoodle
zepoodle wrote:
Edit@Theo: That was a lame way to show you're smarter than someone. You can get translations of famous quotes from a phrasebook. ****, I've got a book around here somewhere that teaches me to swear in Latin.
It was a famous quotation, dimwit. I've taken 6 years of Latin, 3 years of French, and a year of German. When I learned Latin, I picked up Greek on the side to learn more about the Roman Empire; as most stuff was written in Greek at the time of Julius Caesar, and reading translations isn't as interesting as the original.
As Caesar was dying in the Senate, he didn't say, "et tu, Brute?" as Shakespeare wrote; a Roman historian who wrote about the event described him saying to Brutus as he died, "and you, my son?" in Greek, which was considered the erudite way of speaking at the time of his death. (He could have also meant child, as teknon generally means child.)
Since the post I was replying to said "Hail Caesar," referring to me ruling the rogue forums--apparently by power--I figured I should return the favor with a famous Caesar quotation.
Regardless, he could have gone to the search function, typed in "shadow dance" and had his answer in minutes.
What's your point? You can still get it out of a phrasebook. Or off Wikipedia, for Christ's sake.
Maybe if you'd said that the quote originates halfway through passage 82.2 of the first chapter of Gaius Suetonius Tranquillus' De vita caesarum, a copy of which I happen to have on my desk, you'd seem more like a person who actually studied the period rather than a guy who ripped it off Google.
Edited, Oct 21st 2008 6:02am by zepoodle
Maybe if you'd said that the quote originates halfway through passage 82.2 of the first chapter of Gaius Suetonius Tranquillus' De vita caesarum, a copy of which I happen to have on my desk, you'd seem more like a person who actually studied the period rather than a guy who ripped it off Google.
Edited, Oct 21st 2008 6:02am by zepoodle
I'm not fighting with him. I'm telling him that he could do a better job of looking smart than by reciting quotes in ancient languages. He could do it by saying something intelligent, other than
when Gaius Julius wrote his Commentaries in a crisp and comprehensible Latin.
Edit: To be fair, he is most likely referring to the two primary historians of the civil war period, Appian and Plutarch, both of whom were ethnically Greek.
Edited, Oct 21st 2008 6:02am by zepoodle
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When I learned Latin, I picked up Greek on the side to learn more about the Roman Empire; as most stuff was written in Greek at the time of Julius Caesar, and reading translations isn't as interesting as the original.
when Gaius Julius wrote his Commentaries in a crisp and comprehensible Latin.
Edit: To be fair, he is most likely referring to the two primary historians of the civil war period, Appian and Plutarch, both of whom were ethnically Greek.
Edited, Oct 21st 2008 6:02am by zepoodle
zepoodle wrote:
I'm not fighting with him. I'm telling him that he could do a better job of looking smart than by reciting quotes in ancient languages. He could do it by saying something intelligent, other than
when Gaius Julius wrote his Commentaries in a crisp and comprehensible Latin.
Edit: To be fair, he is most likely referring to the two primary historians of the civil war period, Appian and Plutarch, both of whom were ethnically Greek.
Edited, Oct 21st 2008 6:02am by zepoodle
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When I learned Latin, I picked up Greek on the side to learn more about the Roman Empire; as most stuff was written in Greek at the time of Julius Caesar, and reading translations isn't as interesting as the original.
when Gaius Julius wrote his Commentaries in a crisp and comprehensible Latin.
Edit: To be fair, he is most likely referring to the two primary historians of the civil war period, Appian and Plutarch, both of whom were ethnically Greek.
Edited, Oct 21st 2008 6:02am by zepoodle
It was actually Suetonius that reported Caesar to use the Greek words as he died.
too bad there are no mods watching for offtopic ^^
wtf is a rogue forum mod? lol i havent seen tyr in forever in these parts
This forum is one of the rare ones without any moderators, but, well, we don't need them, we got Theo!
To the original poster - when I was in Tanzania, it took a long time to get anything to load, let alone tracking down forum posts on a specific ability. The boredom combined with paying by the hour for my internet makes my sympathize with you - Normally I'm all about people looking stuff up for themselves, but in this case, I'm coming down on your side, for what it's worth.
That being said, I know nothing about shadow dance, since my rogue's only 53
That being said, I know nothing about shadow dance, since my rogue's only 53
Overlord Theophany wrote:
zepoodle wrote:
I'm not fighting with him. I'm telling him that he could do a better job of looking smart than by reciting quotes in ancient languages. He could do it by saying something intelligent, other than
when Gaius Julius wrote his Commentaries in a crisp and comprehensible Latin.
Edit: To be fair, he is most likely referring to the two primary historians of the civil war period, Appian and Plutarch, both of whom were ethnically Greek.
Edited, Oct 21st 2008 6:02am by zepoodle
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When I learned Latin, I picked up Greek on the side to learn more about the Roman Empire; as most stuff was written in Greek at the time of Julius Caesar, and reading translations isn't as interesting as the original.
when Gaius Julius wrote his Commentaries in a crisp and comprehensible Latin.
Edit: To be fair, he is most likely referring to the two primary historians of the civil war period, Appian and Plutarch, both of whom were ethnically Greek.
Edited, Oct 21st 2008 6:02am by zepoodle
It was actually Suetonius that reported Caesar to use the Greek words as he died.
And Plutarch who reported the contradictory account that once he saw Brutus, he covered his head and said nothing.
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Notwithstanding Theo's extensive WoW knowledge, he has in fact gone out of his way to insult literally thousands of people on this forum.
And yet he is guarded by groveling sycophants eager to defend his reputation. Hail Caesar.
And yet he is guarded by groveling sycophants eager to defend his reputation. Hail Caesar.
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