Topic: Tournament is almost here - what worries you?
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simplypeachy Topic Opener
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2013-09-20, 18:32 UTC+2.0
With Tournament 2013 almost upon us, I'm sure that participants may have worries about how well they will play. What are you worried about? Personally, it's the fish. I need less fish. Anyone care for free fish? I can deliver them by the tonne!
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2013-09-20, 18:33 UTC+2.0
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SirVer
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2013-09-21, 09:30 UTC+2.0
I am very worried about the technical side of the tournament - as always. Will the daily builds be available and work for everybody? Will everybody be able to join games or host? Will everything go smoothly. I sure hope so. Looking forward to my games though!
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Nasenbaer
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2013-09-22, 18:29 UTC+2.0
My main worry is that I coded too much and trained too less. That was the case for the last two weeks and now the first games are already knocking on the door... I guess my Widelands skills got a bit rusty. You know there is a difference between theory and practice
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Mars
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2013-09-22, 19:21 UTC+2.0
I'm worried about having too little knowledge about technical details in contrast to active developers, e.g. roads at the coast block fisherman.
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simplypeachy Topic Opener
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2013-10-07, 18:15 UTC+2.0
I'm worried about the unfair advantage that mars has over me for game 22. How am I meant to compete against such an overwhelming force? WARNING: New-style view packet not found. There may be strange effects regarding unseen areas.
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SirVer
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2013-10-08, 06:32 UTC+2.0
I wouldn't worry so much. It is clearly not a white rabbit, so it is not the Rabbit of Caerbannog. In case it really is - but disguised with dirt - be sure to bring your Holy Hand Grenade of Antioch and you should be just fine.
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simplypeachy Topic Opener
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2013-10-08, 11:42 UTC+2.0
RUN AWAY! WARNING: New-style view packet not found. There may be strange effects regarding unseen areas.
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Adamant
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2013-10-08, 14:57 UTC+2.0
Where is it? Behind that Rabbit? Ivan the Terrible is dead .. Genghis Khan is dead .. and I do not feel well, too.
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Tino
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2013-10-09, 09:06 UTC+2.0
New trunk build for windows: http://widelands.8-schuss.de/Widelands-bzrlatest-nomusic-win32.exe Contains also the current translation, all Grammar Nazis* to the rescue!
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2013-10-09, 09:06 UTC+2.0
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SirVer
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2013-10-09, 09:48 UTC+2.0
And for Mac OS as well: http://www.widelands.org/~sirver/wl/macos_daily/. Without new translations though :(.
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