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Playersideblog Posts: 397 12/11/2013	See this delicious Twitter tease... I want one, to augment my premises at the Bazaar. Now I can only wonder how much it will cost...I wonder if this will include an action that gives 5 or 6 scraps... edited by Playersideblog on 12/11/2013 edited by Playersideblog on 12/13/2013 -- My profile I am now a Correspondent, and no longer able to accept invitations as an Author. (Or so I believe.)
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Chris Gardiner Administrator Posts: 539 12/11/2013	Blackleaf wrote: But why whould we want to live in a [...] snail. It's like I don't even know you. edited by Chris Gardiner on 12/11/2013
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streetfelineblue Posts: 1459 12/14/2013	MidnightVoyager wrote: Paranoia is insanity, too! I too lament the "Notability 9/10" stuff, though. I have other things to grind for that aren't Persuasive, dangit! I don't want to send dinners with every single action forever. Fhoenix wrote: I simply want to have a clear sense of progress and freedom to play on my own terms. With Notability there is a ton of intermediate steps (Notability from Waves, Waves from Scheme, Scheme from connections. With no way to tell, how much of anything will be enough for an increase) and you don't gain anything permanent unless you cash out, so there is this pressure to log in and grind. There are of course a ton of options that increase Waves now. I love the idea of building your reputation from small things. But all those options are more or less useless. Because if you not on a Notability grind, you will simply lose your Waves in a week. And if you ARE on a notability grind, you won't be doing all that stuff mid-grind. I wholeheartedly agree. I am excited for all these news (currently I'm grinding Notability for the Reputation of Some Importance), but the Notability mechanic is a real peeve. That' s why I'm literally burning to complete it within december, that's been a real boon. See, if at least Notability didn't vanish once a week, one could relatively dismiss failures at the Amanuensis check knowing that they will be able to do them again sooner or later. But no; you have to grind blindly AND you have to succeed, or you get pushed back. Raising Making Waves as to get 100% isn't a thing either because it requires just too much actions to allow you progress at the higher levels. So basically you get all the worse sides of a long grind, a luck mechanic, AND a timed mechanic. Lame T.T Also, I hate the Amanuensis. On a story-based perspective, I mean. At endgame level the player character is basically a protagonist - a Sherlock Holmes, Captain Nemo, Allan Quatermain-level protagonist. He did wonders and is well able to confront all but the worst perils of the Neath. And STILL, if he wants recognition he has to actually STOP hunting beasts, plotting schemes, gaining tons of money and dealing wiht the very higher-ups of London to start partying mad, only to keep going back to that horrible Amanuensis LITERALLY BEGGING for a little note on his big book. Get a bad luck streak and you'll have the little man going "I know you beat Feducci in person in duel and you're in a first name term with all the Masters but mr. Irons. But seriously, you should have PARTIED HARDER. You're not OK in my book". WHY isn't there an option to strangle him there and then? -- Twitter: @streetfelineblu Blue's LiveJournal Blue's Echo Bazaar profile Blue's Night Circus diary Link to Ocelot's Enigma Ambition hint page; PM for clarification. No direct solutions provided.
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Aspeon Posts: 311 12/14/2013	This is even less lodging-related, but I think it's a new change (at least I never noticed it before): The Fidgeting Writer actions have Try This Again. The Fidgeting Writer actions have Try This Again. This is cause for celebration. -- A raccooning will not be postponed indefinitely. http://fallenlondon.storynexus.com/Profile/Aspeon
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Alexander Feld Posts: 348 12/13/2013	...How do the Masters give you a birthmark? Is the Bazaar a TARDIS? Or is it only metaphorically a birthmark, and it's really just Mr Iron punching you really hard with a signet ring? -- I am a star-gazer, story-eater, and a smelter of words. I filch hidden things from hidden places, to hide once more in my dark cabinet of curiosities Alexander Feld, the mad, damned, lord of seekers.
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falsity Posts: 10 12/14/2013	The first step of the Fidgeting Writer story now gives Making Waves, and quite a lot of it. About 20 cp, I'd say. -- Wally Bloodnose false negative
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MidnightVoyager Posts: 858 12/11/2013	Blackleaf wrote: But why whould we want to live in a cellar. Or a snail. Why wouldn't we want to live in a snail? -- Midnight Voyager - A blood-cousin to predators. Collector of beasts. Affably mad.
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MidnightVoyager Posts: 858 12/13/2013	OPG wrote: Certainly hard to copy or steal. RIP "I stole your key!" "I BLOODY WELL NOTICED!" -- Midnight Voyager - A blood-cousin to predators. Collector of beasts. Affably mad.
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MidnightVoyager Posts: 858 12/14/2013	Gillsing wrote: MidnightVoyager wrote: And I lost a point of Connoisseur of Neathy Delights in Time the Healer. I, on the other hand, gained one. From 8 to 9. Which is entirely appropriate, I'm sure. So many decadent evenings with the Bohemians... Time the Healer, are you drunk? -- Midnight Voyager - A blood-cousin to predators. Collector of beasts. Affably mad.
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Little The Posts: 700 12/14/2013	I do agree that it'd make sense for Notability to be less ephemeral... The Amanuensis goes on and on about how Making Waves are ephemeral and fading but Notability is more solid and permanent, then if anything it falls faster than Making Waves. Doesn't make a lot of sense. -- A gentleman of numerous descriptors that change far too often. Second chance and menace reduction invites are welcome. My journey to Seek the Name is recorded for posterity here. I asked "Who is Salt?" I am a member of the Temple Club. If you would like an invitation, feel free to request one! Fallen London is a game of choices. When you make an important one, you can record your rationale here.
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Master Polarimini Posts: 310 12/14/2013	You can add me to those who are not too fond of the Making waves-Notability system... I really feel it blocks me to explore the Fallen London world. I explain: with all the other mechanisms, even the most grinding, I had always the freedom to stop for a while and look around if I wanted some variety. Now, with the weekly decrease of Notability, I will need ("be forced" is a strong word, but nonetheless...) to repeat the same actions over and over and over for weeks! Adding to the frustration is that only one card out of the zillionth of the deck allows an increase to Notability (that needs anyway a huge amount of MW -a quantity that itself decreases drastically every week- especially at high levels). The Schemes help only very partially to relieve the problem. I can understand the authors want to give the idea that you have to dedicate the maximum of your time to increase your reputation, but still as game mechanics is frustrating, and at the end it seems there are not your deeds that make you famous (or infamous) but just how many times you invite people for supper. edited by Master Polarimini on 12/14/2013 -- Devices workshop opening soon... Follow my story at http://www.fallenlondon.com/Profile/Master~Polarimini
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Gillsing Posts: 1203 12/14/2013	Wasn't it hinted at that the Notability mechanic might change? Perhaps it will be possible for a PoSI to spend 1-2 Professional Perks to gain one point of Notability, which would then cover for the point that goes to Time, the stealer, that week? That seems like a good solution to me, because even less active players get those perks at the same rate as everyone else. With a cost of a single Professional Perks (sic), Notability could be maintained indefinitely as long as the player logs in every week. With a cost of two perks the player could save up three perks, and then maintain Notability gains for the next four weeks as the incoming perks help pay for the cost. Well, it's an idea. Someone else probably already thought of it, and it was struck down and buried in one of the previous fallen cities.
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MaskedGentleman Posts: 339 12/16/2013	I think this looks similar to schemes like the Salon, so I imagine the others would similar options. The Monster Hunter could make a hunting lodge for example. On a related topic if the Correspondent does become a Speaker, I have an idea of what that might mean. My first thought was some type of lecturer, but what if they are so fluent in the Correspondence that they can actually speak it? Or even more intriguing, use it to communicate with the Judgements? -- I would like to thank this community and game for the many years of joy you have brought me. May you find your Heart's Desire. Daniel Redwood
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Nathanael S. Wells Posts: 80 12/16/2013	About the Duchess and the Second City: [spoiler]Well, the father of the Duchess was a heretic who (perhaps as a result of dabbling in the matters of Judgements and Masters) declared the Sun to be the only god. His daughter, the Duchess, changed her name from "Her Life is the Suns" to "Her Life is Amuns", so I'd reckon she was a bit of a restorer. So it makes sense for people to say "you know, probably for the best the Sun isn't around anymore. We went through enough funny business with it."[/spoiler] But who are "the heralds of night"? Can February boast of reviving a Second City tradition with her project? -- Nathanael S. Wells, the Epicurean Polymath. Founder and Patron of the Damnation Army, a philanthropic society devoted towards bringing food and clothes to the destitute and impoverished Seekers! Consider donating food (no Rubbery Lumps, please!) or clothes (no Veils-Velvet, please! We don't need another incident.)
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Myke Harryson Posts: 309 12/17/2013	Having a 5-6 card building that was Profession specific (or at least profession line specific) would be sad to me. I consider my character to be somewhat of a landbaron who would not rest until he owns every building in the Bazaar. To have some of them locked because I'm not a Glassman or an Author would sadden me greatly. -- Gained immortality on a throne of nevercold brass http://fallenlondon.storynexus.com/Profile/Apollo~Fireweaver 50,000 souls - 12/31/14 3,000,000 souls 10/25/16 - 100% of goal Connection to Hell: 15 22 souls, Connection to Hell 611, 10,000,000 brass - 1/16/17 1/7/19 - The G.O.A.T. Heptagoat is born admist a storm of Engimas 1/31/19 - The G.O.A.T. is taught the Seven-Fold knock over a snifter of Cider after my voyage NORTH Available for Children's Parties (Midnighter)
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Fhoenix Posts: 602 12/14/2013	I simply want to have a clear sense of progress and freedom to play on my own terms. With Notability there is a ton of intermediate steps (Notability from Waves, Waves from Scheme, Scheme from connections. With no way to tell, how much of anything will be enough for an increase) and you don't gain anything permanent unless you cash out, so there is this pressure to log in and grind. There are of course a ton of options that increase Waves now. I love the idea of building your reputation from small things. But all those options are more or less useless. Because if you not on a Notability grind, you will simply lose your Waves in a week. And if you ARE on a notability grind, you won't be doing all that stuff mid-grind. -- My Character
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Alexander Feld Posts: 348 12/14/2013	Aspeon wrote: Good to know that there's still a point in grinding Searing Enigmas while SMEN is on hold. But yeah, it sounds like there'll be a cheaper way to get these come Christmas events, so we'll see what happens there. "'Mr Sacks! Take my lack of having a vial of your blood!' Mr Sacks regarded the human coldly. It hated when they try to be clever. Completely against the spirit of the holiday. They want presents? It'd show them presents. It resisted the urge to throw a snowball at the human's head as it walked away. Then it changed its mind and went back to do it anyway. ... A week later, a live bobcat was delivered to the address, and no-one knew who had sent it, least of all the bobcat. All it knew was that it was very angry for being cooped up so long, and here was someone to scratch." -- I am a star-gazer, story-eater, and a smelter of words. I filch hidden things from hidden places, to hide once more in my dark cabinet of curiosities Alexander Feld, the mad, damned, lord of seekers.
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Owen Wulf Posts: 715 12/12/2013	Failbetter has just surpassed itself this holiday season. You guys are the best! edited by Owen Wulf on 12/12/2013 -- Owen Wulf's Profile Lanzo Hoffman’s Profile Lukas Uller’s Profile
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MaskedGentleman Posts: 339 12/12/2013	Maybe we will be able to upgrade our current lodgings to these new ones. Turn that cottage in the marshes to the snail option perhaps. I only suggest this because there would be no need for two premise at the Bazaar options. Except for the joy of owning property of course! I just remember that failbetter has a policy of not adding more work than needed in order to keep Fallen London at a manageable level. -- I would like to thank this community and game for the many years of joy you have brought me. May you find your Heart's Desire. Daniel Redwood
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streetfelineblue Posts: 1459 12/14/2013	Gillsing wrote: Wasn't it hinted at that the Notability mechanic might change? Perhaps it will be possible for a PoSI to spend 1-2 Professional Perks to gain one point of Notability, which would then cover for the point that goes to Time, the stealer, that week? That seems like a good solution to me, because even less active players get those perks at the same rate as everyone else. With a cost of a single Professional Perks (sic), Notability could be maintained indefinitely as long as the player logs in every week. With a cost of two perks the player could save up three perks, and then maintain Notability gains for the next four weeks as the incoming perks help pay for the cost. Well, it's an idea. Someone else probably already thought of it, and it was struck down and buried in one of the previous fallen cities. Now that would be good. Or maybe Notability might just not decrease every week. When you get it, somewhere in the description, it says "A more permanent form of fame", doesn't it? OK to lose it in exchange for an important position or elite Lodgings or some kind of extraordinary feat. But decreasing weekly? WHY? -- Twitter: @streetfelineblu Blue's LiveJournal Blue's Echo Bazaar profile Blue's Night Circus diary Link to Ocelot's Enigma Ambition hint page; PM for clarification. No direct solutions provided.
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Sara Hysaro Moderator Posts: 4514 12/14/2013	I wonder how much Substantial actually is, and how many Free Evenings we'll get in a week (and also whether it sets or stacks; probably the former). It'd be pretty nice if we could set up groups of people working together to achieve the high levels of Notability we'll need. We could all take turns, and since it's limited per week everyone could work on getting their Notability up after making their Weekly sacrifice to the chosen player. Might not be worth the effort of organizing, but it's an idea. edited by Sara Hysaro on 12/14/2013 -- http://fallenlondon.storynexus.com/Profile/Sara%20Hysaro Please do not send SMEN, cat boxes, or Affluent Reporter requests. All other social actions are welcome. Are you a Scarlet Saint? Send a message my way to be added to the list.
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Diptych Administrator Posts: 3493 12/14/2013	My head is spinning with all the new possibilities and the grinds they seem to demand! Get Watchful to 200, then somehow push Notability up a few levels, then... Impossible Theorem? Then Notability up to a huge number??? I'm sure that will be actually possible once the new Schemes are in place, but as it stands... well, I'll push for Watchful 200, and then as far as I can figure out, the next step is to lift up the town hall and jog to the moon with it on my back. -- Sir Frederick, the Libertarian Esotericist. Lord Hubris, the Bloody Baron. Juniper Brown, the Ill-Fated Orphan. Esther Ellis-Hall, the Fashionable Fabian.
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Lady Red Posts: 517 12/14/2013	MidnightVoyager wrote: And I lost a point of Connoisseur of Neathy Delights in Time the Healer. Me too. Given that I did a fate-locked storyline specifically to max that out at nine, I'll admit I raised my eyebrows at that a bit. -- http://fallenlondon.storynexus.com/Profile/Lady~Red
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varinn Posts: 53 12/17/2013	I imagine that at least there'll be a couple options unlinked to the Professions, like Notary, Doctor, etc. If anything, I think it'd be interesting if the ones not tied to a Profession were more impressive and 'valuable', in a mundane sense, since the professions as of tier 4 are morphing from actual jobs into....obsessions. So stuff like owning an entire slum, or a hotel of your own, without Inherent Weirdness, would be an interesting tradeoff. -- http://fallenlondon.storynexus.com/Profile/Varinner
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Spacemarine9 Posts: 2234 12/18/2013	It always has; I think you're confusing that with the option on the Sleepless Tower which requires Scholar. -- my rats will blot out the sun Ratgames FL lore/mechanics questions and answers #FallenLondon IRC (irc.synirc.net) Channel! Click to join via Mibbit. #SunlessSea IRC channel! Like the above, but zee-ier.
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Nathanael S. Wells Posts: 80 12/16/2013	I have, indeed, been until now hesitant to pronounce her name, for the very reasons you laid out. However: [spoiler]From what I understand, it is very unclear whether or not Ankhesenamun was ever married to her father. The Duchess, however, when looking back to the fateful events about her husband, refers to him as her "betrothed" - which solves the complication of the wedding date. All in all, it is clear that the Duchess is a daughter of Akhenaten (much like it is clear that the Gracious Widow is a daughter of Möngke Khan); it seemed to me to be natural for her to be the one with the closest tie to a tragic love story.[/spoiler] -- Nathanael S. Wells, the Epicurean Polymath. Founder and Patron of the Damnation Army, a philanthropic society devoted towards bringing food and clothes to the destitute and impoverished Seekers! Consider donating food (no Rubbery Lumps, please!) or clothes (no Veils-Velvet, please! We don't need another incident.)
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IHNIWTR Posts: 346 12/16/2013	my guess is that [spoiler] in order to make Eaten pliable, or perhaps simply "available", for the God-Eaters to consume, he had to be drowned in a well. The detail we get from Mutton Island about the offerings of sour beer at the well, and the knowledge that sour beer was a second city staple, was what led me to believe that Eaten was a prominent figure in the second city - I'd guess it was a favorite drink of its. I also think Eaten's drowning did not take place immediately after the second city was brought to the neath. there would have been a time where Eaten and Veils worked side-by-side; one cannot betray before one has first garnared a measure of trust.[/spoiler] edited by IHNIWTR on 12/16/2013 -- https://www.fallenlondon.com/profile/Daniel%20Vaise
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varinn Posts: 53 12/16/2013	I would hazard that that is almost definitely the Second City, considering the bit about a disaster almost caused by a King? Which would match with the idea that the King/Pharaoh of the second city tried something Extremely Ill-Advised on the Bazaar. -- http://fallenlondon.storynexus.com/Profile/Varinner
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Zephyr15 Posts: 58 12/16/2013	It seems in the Tomb Colonists connection card, you can now trade a collection fo curiosities in for five puzzling maps.
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Fhoenix Posts: 602 12/14/2013	Counting seconds until the nerf. -- My Character
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Sackville Posts: 295 12/14/2013	Well, I now own the keys to not one but two Rooftop Shacks. Because I wanted to see if I could. I think just the one premise at the Bazaar will be fine for now, though.
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varinn Posts: 53 12/16/2013	If binding the "heralds of night" was part of averting whatever crisis the King was trying to initiate, it's unlikely. He was almost definitely a Sun cultist, right? I could almost see it being a term for the Masters? -- http://fallenlondon.storynexus.com/Profile/Varinner
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Zephyr15 Posts: 58 12/18/2013	Not new content but a change in old. In the Heron Tower, the second option now requires a Recurring Dream: Death by Water quality of 1 instead of Scholar of the Correspondence. EDIT: Got two lodgings mixed up... hahahahahides in the cornerhahapleasedontlookatme edited by Zephyr15 on 12/19/2013
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serguma Posts: 65 12/14/2013	The tower of sparrows new action is quite good, and better still... repeatable! I just used it three times in a row (went from 12 to 22 making waves), and I even gained some pennies one time (the others were clear losses, so I have less echos now, but well...). I think it is a good use of a night in town for those who like me have been authors for a bit . -- http://fallenlondon.storynexus.com/Profile/serguma
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Zharend Posts: 26 12/14/2013	Intresting, Strong-backed Labour is now 1250 pennies, rather than Intriguing Gossip and Compromising Documents. -- http://fallenlondon.storynexus.com/Profile/Justsomeguy2
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Zharend Posts: 26 12/15/2013	You can now gain Trembling Amber from the, "A Rubbery Man lopes purposefully in your wake," card. One hundred Warm Amber for an ammount of Trembling Amber I do not know. They also seem to have changed the checks to murder the Rubbery Man. The shadowy half got removed and the dangerous half is more difficult. edited by Zharend on 12/15/2013 -- http://fallenlondon.storynexus.com/Profile/Justsomeguy2
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IHNIWTR Posts: 346 12/15/2013	oh, if you want to know what the Steamer fate option gets you, I've echoed it in my profile -- https://www.fallenlondon.com/profile/Daniel%20Vaise
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MaskedGentleman Posts: 339 12/15/2013	Maybe only we Glassman can see it. Hold on. Recurring Dreams: Is Someone There? 99 Impossible Theorem x1 Memories of Light x 1001 Direful Reflection x 101 Rookery Password x 11 Set of Cosmogone Spectacles x1 Impossible x1 We're setting up a basecamp into Parabola. At Watchful 254 I have a 30% chance of success. edited by MaskedGentleman on 12/15/2013 -- I would like to thank this community and game for the many years of joy you have brought me. May you find your Heart's Desire. Daniel Redwood
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Inky Petrel Posts: 370 12/14/2013	Agreeing with everyone saying that the notability grind is, well, a grind. It's incredibly un-fun and frustrating (and it will be even more so when the action cap goes down again). I think with tweaking it could be a good thing, and I like the idea of making waves/notability as a quality that a character can have, but as it stands it's not nice. edited by Inky Petrel on 12/14/2013 -- Re: Fallen London, please don't invite me to things or send me things, I'm only on occasionally, so you will waste your candle Thank you.
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Inky Petrel Posts: 370 12/14/2013	I will say right now, if anyone steals my making waves they will be quickly and enthusiastically snubbed. (I certainly won't be taking MW from anyone else.) I really hate that sort of nastiness. Edit: After reading the description it does seem less vicious than I had thought. More of a trade than theft. But it's still not something that would be polite to spring on someone without asking first. edited by Inky Petrel on 12/14/2013 -- Re: Fallen London, please don't invite me to things or send me things, I'm only on occasionally, so you will waste your candle Thank you.
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MidnightVoyager Posts: 858 12/14/2013	Inky Petrel wrote: Oh, well that would be ok then! "really incredibly hard" I can cope with, there was a lack of goals for higher level players anyway. I would just be sad if I couldn't collect all the things. curls up around hoard man, I know that feeling. But yeah, the Theorum is something you can manufacture, and the Location is something you can get through the Relickers. I'm sure there'll probably be another way to get the Master's Blood and maybe even the Location, too. -- Midnight Voyager - A blood-cousin to predators. Collector of beasts. Affably mad.
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Sara Hysaro Moderator Posts: 4514 12/14/2013	The wiki says you don't need a ship, but instead a POSI Specialization. -- http://fallenlondon.storynexus.com/Profile/Sara%20Hysaro Please do not send SMEN, cat boxes, or Affluent Reporter requests. All other social actions are welcome. Are you a Scarlet Saint? Send a message my way to be added to the list.
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MidnightVoyager Posts: 858 12/14/2013	Gillsing wrote: Aximillio wrote: A suite at the bethlehem costs bizarre 7, either of the advanced posi-ships, an impossible theorem, and notability 9 So if I want that one, it would make more sense to first get the relatively cheap Zee-Clipper and pay for the suite with that one, and then build the much more expensive Zubmarine? Or isn't the Zee-Clipper advanced enough? I believe Aximillio meant "ship" not as in "a sea ship" but more like "-ship" as a suffix. Like in "lordship". -- Midnight Voyager - A blood-cousin to predators. Collector of beasts. Affably mad.
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Sara Hysaro Moderator Posts: 4514 12/14/2013	There's some pretty strong types of glass out there. -- http://fallenlondon.storynexus.com/Profile/Sara%20Hysaro Please do not send SMEN, cat boxes, or Affluent Reporter requests. All other social actions are welcome. Are you a Scarlet Saint? Send a message my way to be added to the list.
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Fhoenix Posts: 602 12/14/2013	If you are worried about your night safety and been woken up, Royal Beth is not the place for you, obviously. -- My Character
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streetfelineblue Posts: 1459 12/12/2013	Well, new Schemes were announced, so new Lodgings could be not too far out there. But they could also be simply new locations, a bit like the Gamekeeper's Cottage. I wouldn't know what to choose _ -- Twitter: @streetfelineblu Blue's LiveJournal Blue's Echo Bazaar profile Blue's Night Circus diary Link to Ocelot's Enigma Ambition hint page; PM for clarification. No direct solutions provided.
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MidnightVoyager Posts: 858 12/12/2013	Well well, looks like there's two more images in the ol' ow.ly! http://ow.ly/i/40k9v http://ow.ly/i/40k7u -- Midnight Voyager - A blood-cousin to predators. Collector of beasts. Affably mad.
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Playersideblog Posts: 397 12/13/2013	Aaaaaaand look at that lodging! Got it from this tweet, so it looks like there's more lodgings than expected! Interestingly, seems like a straight upgrade from the RBH Room. edited by Playersideblog on 12/13/2013 -- My profile I am now a Correspondent, and no longer able to accept invitations as an Author. (Or so I believe.)
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Catherine Raymond Posts: 2518 12/12/2013	Inky Petrel wrote: EEEeee! excited flailing MORE KEYS! So excited. I love collecting lodgings keys! (...yes, I know I'm odd, shush.) I'm so with you, Inky. I have the whole set of Lodgings now, and I want it to stay that way! -- Cathy Raymond http://fallenlondon.com/Profile/cathyr19355 Catherine Raymond aka Mrs. Rykar Malkus http://fallenlondon.com/Profile/Catherine%20Raymond (Gone NORTH)
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Blackleaf Posts: 552 12/11/2013	I like the spire and the temple. Im more for size though than lenght. Where's my manor lodging? :O I will stab you in knife and candle if you make an innuendo out of that. -- No cats or investigations of photographers please. Same goes for Sparring,Loitering,Suppers and Games of chess! Sure I'll accept them occasionaly but I wont help you grind them most of the time. But calling cards are highly welcome! (Got too much influence for cards at the moment. Sorry!) Character profile can be found here: http://fallenlondon.storynexus.com/Profile/Blackleaf Ware serpents and know spires.
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