:/ i guess horse is NOT allowed on Houses

Asaiki · 10-26-2012

Hey another topic from another Noob xD not really
I was just thinking the game would be better if the horses can be only entered large house (EXAMPLE : Battle Arena)

i dont even get WHY is horse allowed inside house (OFF TOPIC:Oh btw add me on graal il be helping now with some questions im a graal classic veteran)

Maxy · 10-26-2012

Holy crap you make some useless threads

callimuc · 10-26-2012

since when do you play Classic so that you can call yourself a veteran?

Asaiki · 10-26-2012

Posted by callimuc

since when do you play Classic so that you can call yourself a veteran?

BEEN PLAYING SINCE 2011 >:0 SOOOO SHUT THE HELL UP (Jokie ;3 Username:Asaiki CHECK IT Oh i wont be on im Gonna do some work)

callimuc · 10-26-2012

Posted by Asaiki

BEEN PLAYING SINCE 2011 >:0 SOOOO SHUT THE HELL UP (Jokie ;3 Username:Asaiki CHECK IT Oh i wont be on im Gonna do some work)

'09 here. '11 isnt veteran at all

grimofdoom · 10-26-2012

Just having lots of hours doesn't make you a veteran. I know many people who have an extra iPod touch and have graal running 24/7 for the hours and yet barely know anything about graal itself. Have been playing since 2011(had 2 huge amounts of time of not able to play) and I have 440 hours and I don't do "gaining hours" techniques. I would consider my self yet just a pro/master then a veteran of graal.

Skill · 10-26-2012

Abundant under favorable conditions, palatable, and nutritious, the prairie turnip was once a wild-gathered staple food of the Plains Indians, especially the nomads and early European explorers. It was harvested May through July when the blooming flower stocks were easily visible among prairie grasses. The Indians, usually women, harvested the root with a sharpened, fire-hardened digging stick. The tubers have a hard, dark skin and are peeled before eating. Some were eaten immediately, either raw or boiled, but most were dried for further use. They were sliced and sun dried, braided and hung on meat racks to dry, and pounded into flour.[5]
The prairie turnip was also a reliable food in times of shortage or famine. A number of examples have been recorded of Indians and whites subsisting on the root for extended periods when other food could not be obtained. The prairie turnip is more nutritious than most root crops, containing about 7 percent protein, more than 50 percent carbohydrates, and is rich in vitamins and trace minerals. Particularly important was the Vitamin C content of 17.1 milligrams per 100 grams as the winter meat-rich diet of the Plains Indians was often deficient in Vitamin C.[6]
The prairie turnip takes 2 to 4 years to grow from seed to mature root. The long period required for maturation probably limited the success of any efforts the Indians made to cultivate the plant. Garden plantings have been made by scientists to evaluate the potential for domestication.[7]

Xavier · 10-26-2012

Posted by Asaiki

BEEN PLAYING SINCE 2011 >:0 SOOOO SHUT THE HELL UP (Jokie ;3 Username:Asaiki CHECK IT Oh i wont be on im Gonna do some work)

I'm from September 2010 and I don't dare call myself a veteran.

Winter · 10-26-2012

Not one post has been on topic. :')

Xavier · 10-26-2012

Posted by Winter

Not one post has been on topic. :')

Oops:

Posted by Asaiki

I was just thinking the game would be better if the horses can be only entered large house

Well, I disagree. Though horses walking in houses is illogical, almost everything about this game is [illogical]. (A perfect example would be that horses can breath fire upon consuming explosives.) It would be rather annoying if every time a player went into and out of a building, he had to refill his horse's speed.

In my opinion, this would be a downgrade rather than an update, making map exploration impractical.

Posted by Kiwi

it depends whether or not you're willing to sacrifice extra time for realism.

Kiwi · 10-26-2012

Posted by callimuc

'09 here. '11 isnt veteran at all

January / February '10.

So I'm not all that old.

For this idea it depends whether or not you're willing to sacrifice extra time for realism.

Santa Claus · 10-26-2012

Vets are the ones that played before graal hit the app store../

grimofdoom · 10-26-2012

Bets are that OR ones who know every pixel of graal.(what I mean by that is if you ask the, ANY graal related question: they could answer it right back with no hesitation or heavy thinking)

Blueh · 10-27-2012

Posted by grimofdoom

Just having lots of hours doesn't make you a veteran. I know many people who have an extra iPod touch and have graal running 24/7 for the hours and yet barely know anything about graal itself. Have been playing since 2011(had 2 huge amounts of time of not able to play) and I have 440 hours and I don't do "gaining hours" techniques. I would consider my self yet just a pro/master then a veteran of graal.

I have 16k hours and I'm an 09' vet >:0 don't diss AFKers.

On topic: Why get rid of horses on graal in houses? I never understood the problem with having them there.

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Skill The Unwanted Critic Join Date: Sep 2011 Posts: 3,639	Abundant under favorable conditions, palatable, and nutritious, the prairie turnip was once a wild-gathered staple food of the Plains Indians, especially the nomads and early European explorers. It was harvested May through July when the blooming flower stocks were easily visible among prairie grasses. The Indians, usually women, harvested the root with a sharpened, fire-hardened digging stick. The tubers have a hard, dark skin and are peeled before eating. Some were eaten immediately, either raw or boiled, but most were dried for further use. They were sliced and sun dried, braided and hung on meat racks to dry, and pounded into flour.[5] The prairie turnip was also a reliable food in times of shortage or famine. A number of examples have been recorded of Indians and whites subsisting on the root for extended periods when other food could not be obtained. The prairie turnip is more nutritious than most root crops, containing about 7 percent protein, more than 50 percent carbohydrates, and is rich in vitamins and trace minerals. Particularly important was the Vitamin C content of 17.1 milligrams per 100 grams as the winter meat-rich diet of the Plains Indians was often deficient in Vitamin C.[6] The prairie turnip takes 2 to 4 years to grow from seed to mature root. The long period required for maturation probably limited the success of any efforts the Indians made to cultivate the plant. Garden plantings have been made by scientists to evaluate the potential for domestication.[7]

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