- Location
- Pittsburgh PA
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- He/Him
I think it is only working on the default theme and maybe the other basic themes didn't even notice anything while on the starscape theme. You can change your theme under preferences.
Warhammer Fantasy: Divided Loyalties - an Advisor's Quest
- Thread starter Boney
- Start date
- Fantasy Users' Choice!
Voted best in category in the Users' Choice awards.
- Location
- Germany
Did anything change?
I'm seeing things like usual.
I'm seeing things like usual.
Codex
Fantasy Addict
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- She/Her
There's a weird green/purple filter on everything that's making my eyes hurt and I'm on Starscape. It hurts the eyes. I switched to Sunlight and now I don't see the Purple, but I still see the green on the avatars and stuff. It's better, but then again I'm on goddamn Sunlight. What is this.
K von Carstein
Likes to go for a walk
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- Belgium
- Pronouns
- He
For me the background is black and the writings in the posts are white while those for the site are blue, as usual.
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- Leeds
Its (part of) the april fools joke, doesn't seem to have been implemented well as I and others aren't seeing it at all.
There should be a notifications popup to clear it.
deathofrats0808
Don’t think of it as dying; just as leaving early
- Location
- Earth
There should have been a little pop-up notice in the bottom right of the website. If you exited it by clicking the cross it cancels the effects. If you want to have it and don't, go to preferences and restore dismissed notices. If you have it, don't have the popup and don't want it, open SV in a new tab and the effects should clear.
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So there's no misunderstandings, opening SV in a new tab will have a clean version in the new tab. It will not clear the old tab of the effects.
EDIT:
So there's no misunderstandings, opening SV in a new tab will have a clean version in the new tab. It will not clear the old tab of the effects.
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- Utrecht
On mobile I had a pop up about april fools, which said that the site would return to normal after dismissing that message. I didn't even notice what was different.
deathofrats0808
Don’t think of it as dying; just as leaving early
- Location
- Earth
To my understanding, the effects become more severe over time, or possibly as you open pages.
Sir_Travelsalot
Never wakes up tired.
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- At Home
Does it? It looks purple to my eyes, at least, or a very dark lavender.I'm pretty sure this isn't normal:
Actually, the red is weird because I see it as purple, but screenshotting it makes it look red?
make a new tab and it will disappear for a while
not all of the AF's have been hits, but this one seems to be the most annoying and weirdly coded. (I don't actually think it works at all in the EU.)
- Location
- Australia
- Location
- Australia
Diplomacy rolls don't get shown, so we can but guess.
deathofrats0808
Don’t think of it as dying; just as leaving early
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- Earth
In moments that SV's rules say Boney can't show us.
- Location
- Australia
@Boney, I've got a few questions.
1. On what year does Eike become old enough she can become our apprentice?
2. Is there a book subject that helps train apprentices like Pedagogy? Or would the relevant books instead be what we teach like Ulgu and Linguistics?
3. Does our Ranald shrine in Karak Eight Peaks also count as a Shallya shrine?
4. Do the dwarves have any trainers for quarterstaff combat?
1. On what year does Eike become old enough she can become our apprentice?
2. Is there a book subject that helps train apprentices like Pedagogy? Or would the relevant books instead be what we teach like Ulgu and Linguistics?
3. Does our Ranald shrine in Karak Eight Peaks also count as a Shallya shrine?
4. Do the dwarves have any trainers for quarterstaff combat?
I feel like the old world ( and the empire) would be somewhere between Quintilian's 'Institutio Oratoria' and Jean Gerson's 'De parvulis ad Christum trahendis' ideas, but without the heavy Christan beliefs of Tertullian, St Jeromes and their peers. but still miles away from Dewey
So high responsibility on the teacher (its your job that they learn something, not they failed to learn.),
The belief that knowledge isn't inherent, but learned through teaching from someone older.
That learning is Gradual: you can't truly understand a topic until you understood a more 'fundamental' topic. E.g, you cant master debate until you got your grammar down, or music until basic math etc etc. and actually trying can stunt your growth or at least mess up your learning. (what, exactally, makes one topic 'fundamental' and 'advance' is up in the air.)
Positive reinforcement is well known to be a good way to do things as well. But is only recently flirting with the idea that fear of pain (of the ruler to the knuckles kind) and shame aren't productive and legit methods. and most thinking that a good mix of the two is best.
I have a passing interest in the topic. if it's not obvious.
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It's not based on her age, it's based on the development of her ability to wield Ulgu and to keep from wielding other Winds. If she's an average student, she should be graduating from Junior Apprentice around turn 40.
Education as a field of study is rather in its infancy in this time period, so the books in question that would be of use would be those on the subject itself.
You'd have to get a Shallyan in to find out.
No. Dwarves don't see the point of having all that leverage and not putting a weight on one end and turning into a good reliable hammer.
- Location
- Earth
Would Ranald have issues with people other than Mathilde seeing the modified painting?