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The use of the Greek letter Alpha is just splendid.

frenchiveruti, it was just 5...or at least it worked for me. I wrote email to Omri and I'm waiting for response

Hello. VIKING The term viking was not recorded as being used until 1800–10 [from Old Norse vīkingr, probably from vīk creek, sea inlet + -ingr (see -ing3); perhaps related to Old English wīc camp]People began to reminisce about older times around this period. Norse [ancient Scandinavian] and English are both Germanic languages.[Germanic languages: German, Dutch, English, the Scandinavian languages, Afrikaans, Flemish, Frisian, and the extinct Gothic] Some words we think of as being German are of Celtic origin. example: rīk-‘king http://www.ling.upenn.edu/~kroch/courses/lx310/ringe-handouts-09/celt-loans.pdf English started out as rune characters [Old Norse rūn a secret, writing, runic character]

Hi Team, I have applied the suggested changes. Thanks Mythos for the thorough feedback! Sounds and xml files ready here: http://goo.gl/nRPyhf Please share your thoughts about this! Matias

Hey! That art is great, it looks good for loading screens, or backgrounds for PC Nice work, and welcome!