Happy new year, everyone! Here’s the first quick questions thread of 1899!
Any special events, items etc to commemorate the game’s 15th birthday?
I see you have changed the logos already.
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There’s the Cosplay Competition - I’m not sure what else FBG have planned, if anything, but it’s exciting either way!
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There’s a new background person on the login page, too-- a person in a hat with a hand on their face like you just said something silly (or boring).
There are probably other new portraits as well, though the above is the only one I’ve seen so far. (Edit: actually, just reloading the login page cycles through them. The old ones are still in the mix, but there are some fun new ones.)
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Many more new background people.
Surveyor, Deputy, Master, November, Mrs Plenty, Mystic, Magician, Madame, Astrologer.
In addition to the original four: Edward, Boatman, Aunt, Ambassador.
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Can anyone confirm if getting the Noman tattoo ends your Noman or not? As in, is it possible to get the tattoo and the Doubled Spring in the same year?
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… at least last year your Noman survived the tattoo procedure.
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Is there anything needed to begin Firmament aside from Involved in a Railway Venture 40? I have this but I haven’t yet drawn The Fire in the Looking Glass, even though the wiki says it’s a high urgency card.
Are we sure the new front page is working correctly? About a third of times, it comes up with a big blank space instead of one of the portraits (I use fully updated Firefox).
You need Involved in a Railway Venture 50 (i.e., built the first station) and no The Wandering Fire.
This is a relatively new change that’s not yet reflected in the wiki, I believe.
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It works fine for me in Firefox. You could try pressing Ctrl+F5 for a hard refresh of the page. Might help if it is some sort of caching issue.
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Well, no more blanks, but some still appear more frequently than others. And where is the tiger? I wanted a tiger…
(Thanks btw, good idea.)
When will pails of so-called snow start to melt?
I think I saw “last Friday in January” earlier today.