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Gurken Khan

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  1. 2 hours ago, Philip the Swaggerless said:

    Problem 1: Sometimes you think you should be able to go somewhere in a boat but you can't because:

    1. The passage is too narrow
    2. The water is too shallow (I think).

    I hate it. Also I think we have different fords: those where boats can travel through and the others; I can't tell them apart visually, I have to know the map.

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  2. 2 hours ago, Atrik said:

    I've witnessed myself 2 forum threads that weren't doing anything wrong, no insult or nothing, just friendly jokes that you deleted for no reasons.

    What I didn't really appreciate was the mod team killing political discussions, where no other mod action was required and I wasn't aware of any breach of TOS; they quietly killed one of my threads without giving any explanation whatsoever.

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  3. 1 hour ago, ffm2 said:

    The answers are not very good but not completely off.

    Sometimes they are completely off; take the first answer for example, it's just completely wrong. Healers can't heal from inside a building. The second part isn't much better because units don't always heal in buildings.

    LLMs can produce reasonably sounding sentences but they don't know sheet. Sometimes the results are correct, sometimes muddled, sometimes plain wrong and even fatal.

  4. 3 hours ago, ShadowOfHassen said:

    I don't think it should be used for anything that is shown in the main game.

    Case in point:

    12 hours ago, Wijitmaker said:

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    Is this supposed to be inside or outside? The window says inside, the lighting and the plant say outside. (The wood and stone work also look wrong to me, but I can't judge it confidently.)

  5. Archäologischer Sensationsfund "Der älteste Christ nördlich der Alpen war Frankfurter"

    Es ist ein Fund, der die Geschichtsschreibung verändern könnte: In Frankfurt wurde ein 1.800 Jahre altes Amulett mit Inschrift gefunden. Experten halten es für das älteste Zeugnis christlichen Glaubens nördlich der Alpen.

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    They found a 1,800 year old Roman silver amulet with a Christian inscription, believed to be the oldest evidence of Christianity north of the Alps.

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