Hozzászólások - Pogaxa

guess it's still from the players' evaluation series.

it was not an error but your opponent has a skill called execution:

"If your opponent has less hit points at the end of battle than your execution level multiplied by 5, you will win the battle without reference to the damage caused. If both player would be able use execution, than the winner is the one with the higher skill. If you execute your opponent, the SE you gain is also increased, in ratio with the difference of your execution skill."

Idézet: Cursed Templar Barg - 2010.04.18. 03:51:00

just FYI, recognise is the correct english (original, not the american one) spelling of the word. and, whisky is the scottish and canadian version of the drink, whiskey is irish or american. so you may want to look after things before you make a fool of yourself.

have you tried talking to him?

guess it's misspelled and should be corrected to lamentation.

class A is rating used in the US so yes, you should.
but i suggest you not to ask this again, might get special even if you give the detail - even american non-smokers may not know the answer.

to know the original 13 states and to know where he was born (city, state) needs way more thorough knowledge than to know him.

Idézet: ChaoticGemini - 2010.04.10. 01:15:24

it applies to 'Who wrote' as well, there are way too much of that kind of question in and all the famous stuff has already been asked.

it isn't the evaluators, it's automatic - it's the players who weren't able to answer your question.

how did they get in?

you can set Filter posts in your profile modification, guess you've turned it on.

spelling and maths question.


if never, why ask? as it's said here all the time, wonder how it went in?

i'm sure everyone knows Tina Turner but despite i can hum "Nutbush City limits", i couldn't tell you what the speed limit is. also, i haven't heard of any wedding celebration where it was played.. not in Europe, more exactly

i'm so sorry to disappoint you but your bad question won't get better if you keep saying "i've seen worse questions than mine was". please try writing less specific questions, there are so many nice subjects from which you can ask.

if the title contains exclamation mark that's okay, but i wouldn't put period at the end of the answers.

i think there's huge difference between asking a sport someone plays and asking his nickname - despite Ronnie is the king and everyone knows he's the rocket
someone not loving snooker has probably heard of him but not surely knows the nickname.

also, all that could be asked about the game is already in the database.

maybe you could add 'traditional' to your question - there might be other games in which they are called on another names (national translations, for example)