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TraderStav: May 19, 2006; It feels like I was standing my entire life and I just sat down

mrkillboy posted:

RBI 2015 is on the Play Store (and so is the 2014 version, but that hasn't been updated in a year).

I meant the one for the NES. Nice and simple and probably able to be played in portrait!

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# ? May 15, 2024 00:17

Zander13: Apr 6, 2011

TheSlapOfGod posted:

Mind inviting zeantao#77612?

I put mine up on the spreadsheet as well.

# ? Aug 31, 2015 00:31

tater_salad: Sep 15, 2007

TraderStav posted:

I meant the one for the NES. Nice and simple and probably able to be played in portrait!

Get a nes emulator and go to town.

# ? Aug 31, 2015 00:41

Lutha Mahtin: Oct 10, 2010; Your brokebrain sin is absolved...go and shitpost no more!

It's pretty funny how the RBI 2015 app page says it's a "legendary MLB franchise". If I remember right, some of the original NES games weren't licensed by the league. Even the game cartridges themselves weren't licensed by Nintendo :lol:

# ? Aug 31, 2015 01:21

Flaggy: Jul 6, 2007; Grandpa Cthulu needs his napping chair; Grimey Drawer

Malek posted:

Thanks, I'll add myself to the spreadsheet

Added myself to the Spreadsheet as well for Shop Heroes.

# ? Aug 31, 2015 01:45

EvilElmo: May 10, 2009

My town is currently full. When we next upgrade the town hall I will send out invites.

# ? Aug 31, 2015 02:05

elvie: Jan 17, 2009

Added my name to the Google doc after giving Shop Heroes a go.
Haven't hit a pay wall yet so this game might have some legs.

# ? Aug 31, 2015 04:53

SynthesisAlpha: Jun 19, 2007; Cyber-Monocle sporting Space Billionaire

Shop Heroes! I'm throwing out invites to my sweet city of Bridgopolis. Now with 3/4 of the tier 2 resources!

Some tips for newbies: I posted this before but it needs to be said again: Get a second or third copy of your resource bins ASAP. You not only store a whole lot more, but the regen rate for resources is PER BIN. 3 Iron bins? You get 3X per hour and even if your storage is full your bins will hold their refill capacity on top of that. GET MORE BINS.

Crafters: The game screws you over by starting you with a blacksmith and carpenter because they overlap on weapon crafting. You want to avoid overlap until maybe you've been playing for a billion years and have 7 crafters and max level workstations. While you only have 2 dudes I'd recommend Armorer and Carpenter. Once you get a third person, go with Blacksmith, Leatherworker, Druid. At 18 when you get your 4th crafter, Armorer, Luthier, Sorceress, Fletcher gives you 8 different skills and you'll open up almost every item type. If your city has any tier 3 crafters (guys with 3 skills) go with those guys, obviously and build your team around avoiding duplicate skills.

Stats: Your workstations display 2 numbers X/Y. X is your current skill and Y is the cap enforced by the workstation. If your X number is red you are over cap and any points above the cap are wasted. You can always craft any item regardless of your crafters' stats, but each category takes (requirement / current stat)* minutes to produce. So if you had 40 metalworking and 20 weaponcrafting and a sword took 20 in each category it would take 1.5 minutes. Workstations get stupidly expensive to level past 5 or 6 so just resign yourself to things taking longer.
Mastery is the chance to critical craft and get those good or better items, and is totaled across all workers. You don't have 2 dudes with 5 and 7 mastery, you have one hivemind workforce that operates at 12 mastery. I hit 4 workers and swapped them out for tier 2 guys (who get more skill points per level) and have way more mastery now and I'm starting to see a lot more flawless items. Pump mastery, especially if you keep the town bonuses running and are way over skill cap.

Quests! Always be questin', especially after you open up the trade house. You can just spam run the fastest rat quest for shiny blue stones and turn around and flip them for 200 each on the auction house. Higher level materials are a real bottleneck to unlocking recipes, but you can only save up a number equal to your item capacity, so might as well sell them off. Even if your adventurers are level capped and tripping around breaking your precious items, keep them questing and sell off extra materials. You're also investing in future quests by unlocking higher tiers of quest that reward larger stacks of materials.

Energy and Crafting: Split your crafting slots in half. Half of them should generally go towards your latest recipes because those keep you unlocking new items and are worth the most money. The other half should be keeping your chests filled with cheap, low level items. You never want anyone to go home empty handed, so try to keep something from every category on hand. If it sells for less than 10% of your best items, discount it to refill energy so you can surcharge your big items. Get a couple items racks of your most popular categories (I have dagger/potion/remedy for now), since they make your sales worth extra energy. Also, always buy items from customers, you'll flip the item quickly enough.

Also, COMPLIMENT EVERYONE EVER. There are achievements for compliment/suggest and discount/surcharge/bargain, and it doesn't take long to hit the third tier for a sweet 200k bonus. I'm like 2800 compliments away from a free million gold.

# ? Aug 31, 2015 05:27

mrkillboy: May 13, 2003; "Something witty."

The surprisingly decent EA UFC game recently got an update that adds Bruce Lee as a playable fighter (he was also in the console version). He's available for free until September 3, at which point you have to pay something ridiculous like 20 bucks to unlock him.

# ? Aug 31, 2015 06:20

Khanstant: Apr 5, 2007

In that Shop Heroes game, when you get introduced to the chest, do you get to open it twice or just once? I ask because it gives you 25 gems, but I left the screen and they went away, so I went back to the chest and they were still gone, so I'm thinking I messed up and skipped my free chest pull?

# ? Aug 31, 2015 07:59

Air Skwirl: May 13, 2007; Neither snow nor rain nor heat nor gloom of night stays these couriers from the swift completion of their appointed shitposting.

mrkillboy posted:

The surprisingly decent EA UFC game recently got an update that adds Bruce Lee as a playable fighter (he was also in the console version). He's available for free until September 3, at which point you have to pay something ridiculous like 20 bucks to unlock him.

I had almost no interest in that, but the game is free and I love Bruce Lee, so I'm downloading it to download Bruce Lee.

# ? Aug 31, 2015 08:31

mrkillboy: May 13, 2003; "Something witty."

Skwirl posted:

I had almost no interest in that, but the game is free and I love Bruce Lee, so I'm downloading it to download Bruce Lee.

You should also check out Bruce Lee: Enter The Game if you haven't already. It's pretty fun too.

# ? Aug 31, 2015 08:52

Deki: May 12, 2008; It's Hammer Time!

SynthesisAlpha posted:

Shop Heroes! I'm throwing out invites to my sweet city of Bridgopolis. Now with 3/4 of the tier 2 resources!

Some tips for newbies: I posted this before but it needs to be said again: Get a second or third copy of your resource bins ASAP. You not only store a whole lot more, but the regen rate for resources is PER BIN. 3 Iron bins? You get 3X per hour and even if your storage is full your bins will hold their refill capacity on top of that. GET MORE BINS.

Get more bins.

SynthesisAlpha posted:

Crafters: The game screws you over by starting you with a blacksmith and carpenter because they overlap on weapon crafting. You want to avoid overlap until maybe you've been playing for a billion years and have 7 crafters and max level workstations. While you only have 2 dudes I'd recommend Armorer and Carpenter. Once you get a third person, go with Blacksmith, Leatherworker, Druid. At 18 when you get your 4th crafter, Armorer, Luthier, Sorceress, Fletcher gives you 8 different skills and you'll open up almost every item type. If your city has any tier 3 crafters (guys with 3 skills) go with those guys, obviously and build your team around avoiding duplicate skills.

Along with this, upgrading workstations is expensive as poo poo, but you should do it since it's going to be shaving a lot of time off your moneymakers. My last metalcrafting station upgrade cost me 1 million, but it shaved off at least a minute and a half on my big ticket items so it's a huge net plus.

# ? Aug 31, 2015 14:14

Largepotato: Jan 18, 2007; Spurd.

There's a basic wiki for Shop Heroes.

http://shop-heroes.wikia.com/wiki/Shop_Heroes_Wikia

Read the tips page the wiki.

http://shop-heroes.wikia.com/wiki/Tips

Always compliment after surcharging. You get more hearts back if energy is low.

I recommend Armorer, Carpenter, & Tailor as your first 3 workers. They cover 6 of the 7 starting skill.

# ? Aug 31, 2015 15:36

Yngwie Mangosteen: Aug 23, 2007

SynthesisAlpha posted:

Shop Heroes! I'm throwing out invites to my sweet city of Bridgopolis. Now with 3/4 of the tier 2 resources!

Some tips for newbies: I posted this before but it needs to be said again: Get a second or third copy of your resource bins ASAP. You not only store a whole lot more, but the regen rate for resources is PER BIN. 3 Iron bins? You get 3X per hour and even if your storage is full your bins will hold their refill capacity on top of that. GET MORE BINS.

Crafters: The game screws you over by starting you with a blacksmith and carpenter because they overlap on weapon crafting. You want to avoid overlap until maybe you've been playing for a billion years and have 7 crafters and max level workstations. While you only have 2 dudes I'd recommend Armorer and Carpenter. Once you get a third person, go with Blacksmith, Leatherworker, Druid. At 18 when you get your 4th crafter, Armorer, Luthier, Sorceress, Fletcher gives you 8 different skills and you'll open up almost every item type. If your city has any tier 3 crafters (guys with 3 skills) go with those guys, obviously and build your team around avoiding duplicate skills.

Stats: Your workstations display 2 numbers X/Y. X is your current skill and Y is the cap enforced by the workstation. If your X number is red you are over cap and any points above the cap are wasted. You can always craft any item regardless of your crafters' stats, but each category takes (requirement / current stat)* minutes to produce. So if you had 40 metalworking and 20 weaponcrafting and a sword took 20 in each category it would take 1.5 minutes. Workstations get stupidly expensive to level past 5 or 6 so just resign yourself to things taking longer.
Mastery is the chance to critical craft and get those good or better items, and is totaled across all workers. You don't have 2 dudes with 5 and 7 mastery, you have one hivemind workforce that operates at 12 mastery. I hit 4 workers and swapped them out for tier 2 guys (who get more skill points per level) and have way more mastery now and I'm starting to see a lot more flawless items. Pump mastery, especially if you keep the town bonuses running and are way over skill cap.

Quests! Always be questin', especially after you open up the trade house. You can just spam run the fastest rat quest for shiny blue stones and turn around and flip them for 200 each on the auction house. Higher level materials are a real bottleneck to unlocking recipes, but you can only save up a number equal to your item capacity, so might as well sell them off. Even if your adventurers are level capped and tripping around breaking your precious items, keep them questing and sell off extra materials. You're also investing in future quests by unlocking higher tiers of quest that reward larger stacks of materials.

Energy and Crafting: Split your crafting slots in half. Half of them should generally go towards your latest recipes because those keep you unlocking new items and are worth the most money. The other half should be keeping your chests filled with cheap, low level items. You never want anyone to go home empty handed, so try to keep something from every category on hand. If it sells for less than 10% of your best items, discount it to refill energy so you can surcharge your big items. Get a couple items racks of your most popular categories (I have dagger/potion/remedy for now), since they make your sales worth extra energy. Also, always buy items from customers, you'll flip the item quickly enough.

Also, COMPLIMENT EVERYONE EVER. There are achievements for compliment/suggest and discount/surcharge/bargain, and it doesn't take long to hit the third tier for a sweet 200k bonus. I'm like 2800 compliments away from a free million gold.

I'm downloading this now and would like in. What do I need to do to join?

# ? Aug 31, 2015 15:56

Zander13: Apr 6, 2011

SynthesisAlpha posted:

Shop Heroes! I'm throwing out invites to my sweet city of Bridgopolis. Now with 3/4 of the tier 2 resources!

Some tips for newbies: I posted this before but it needs to be said again: Get a second or third copy of your resource bins ASAP. You not only store a whole lot more, but the regen rate for resources is PER BIN. 3 Iron bins? You get 3X per hour and even if your storage is full your bins will hold their refill capacity on top of that. GET MORE BINS.

Crafters: The game screws you over by starting you with a blacksmith and carpenter because they overlap on weapon crafting. You want to avoid overlap until maybe you've been playing for a billion years and have 7 crafters and max level workstations. While you only have 2 dudes I'd recommend Armorer and Carpenter. Once you get a third person, go with Blacksmith, Leatherworker, Druid. At 18 when you get your 4th crafter, Armorer, Luthier, Sorceress, Fletcher gives you 8 different skills and you'll open up almost every item type. If your city has any tier 3 crafters (guys with 3 skills) go with those guys, obviously and build your team around avoiding duplicate skills.

Stats: Your workstations display 2 numbers X/Y. X is your current skill and Y is the cap enforced by the workstation. If your X number is red you are over cap and any points above the cap are wasted. You can always craft any item regardless of your crafters' stats, but each category takes (requirement / current stat)* minutes to produce. So if you had 40 metalworking and 20 weaponcrafting and a sword took 20 in each category it would take 1.5 minutes. Workstations get stupidly expensive to level past 5 or 6 so just resign yourself to things taking longer.
Mastery is the chance to critical craft and get those good or better items, and is totaled across all workers. You don't have 2 dudes with 5 and 7 mastery, you have one hivemind workforce that operates at 12 mastery. I hit 4 workers and swapped them out for tier 2 guys (who get more skill points per level) and have way more mastery now and I'm starting to see a lot more flawless items. Pump mastery, especially if you keep the town bonuses running and are way over skill cap.

Quests! Always be questin', especially after you open up the trade house. You can just spam run the fastest rat quest for shiny blue stones and turn around and flip them for 200 each on the auction house. Higher level materials are a real bottleneck to unlocking recipes, but you can only save up a number equal to your item capacity, so might as well sell them off. Even if your adventurers are level capped and tripping around breaking your precious items, keep them questing and sell off extra materials. You're also investing in future quests by unlocking higher tiers of quest that reward larger stacks of materials.

Energy and Crafting: Split your crafting slots in half. Half of them should generally go towards your latest recipes because those keep you unlocking new items and are worth the most money. The other half should be keeping your chests filled with cheap, low level items. You never want anyone to go home empty handed, so try to keep something from every category on hand. If it sells for less than 10% of your best items, discount it to refill energy so you can surcharge your big items. Get a couple items racks of your most popular categories (I have dagger/potion/remedy for now), since they make your sales worth extra energy. Also, always buy items from customers, you'll flip the item quickly enough.

Also, COMPLIMENT EVERYONE EVER. There are achievements for compliment/suggest and discount/surcharge/bargain, and it doesn't take long to hit the third tier for a sweet 200k bonus. I'm like 2800 compliments away from a free million gold.

How does investing work and what should we be investing in mostly?

# ? Aug 31, 2015 16:54

sleepwalkers: Dec 7, 2008

mrkillboy posted:

RBI 2015 is on the Play Store (and so is the 2014 version, but that hasn't been updated in a year).

Just a warning: If 2015 is anything like 2014, it's... not great.

Lutha Mahtin posted:

It's pretty funny how the RBI 2015 app page says it's a "legendary MLB franchise". If I remember right, some of the original NES games weren't licensed by the league. Even the game cartridges themselves weren't licensed by Nintendo

The original had the MLBPA license, so it had players just not team logos or anything.

sleepwalkers fucked around with this message at 17:00 on Aug 31, 2015

# ? Aug 31, 2015 16:57

Roseo: Jun 1, 2000; Forum Veteran

SynthesisAlpha posted:

Shop Heroes! I'm throwing out invites to my sweet city of Bridgopolis. Now with 3/4 of the tier 2 resources!

Some tips for newbies: I posted this before but it needs to be said again: Get a second or third copy of your resource bins ASAP. You not only store a whole lot more, but the regen rate for resources is PER BIN. 3 Iron bins? You get 3X per hour and even if your storage is full your bins will hold their refill capacity on top of that. GET MORE BINS.

Crafters: The game screws you over by starting you with a blacksmith and carpenter because they overlap on weapon crafting. You want to avoid overlap until maybe you've been playing for a billion years and have 7 crafters and max level workstations. While you only have 2 dudes I'd recommend Armorer and Carpenter. Once you get a third person, go with Blacksmith, Leatherworker, Druid. At 18 when you get your 4th crafter, Armorer, Luthier, Sorceress, Fletcher gives you 8 different skills and you'll open up almost every item type. If your city has any tier 3 crafters (guys with 3 skills) go with those guys, obviously and build your team around avoiding duplicate skills.

Stats: Your workstations display 2 numbers X/Y. X is your current skill and Y is the cap enforced by the workstation. If your X number is red you are over cap and any points above the cap are wasted. You can always craft any item regardless of your crafters' stats, but each category takes (requirement / current stat)* minutes to produce. So if you had 40 metalworking and 20 weaponcrafting and a sword took 20 in each category it would take 1.5 minutes. Workstations get stupidly expensive to level past 5 or 6 so just resign yourself to things taking longer.
Mastery is the chance to critical craft and get those good or better items, and is totaled across all workers. You don't have 2 dudes with 5 and 7 mastery, you have one hivemind workforce that operates at 12 mastery. I hit 4 workers and swapped them out for tier 2 guys (who get more skill points per level) and have way more mastery now and I'm starting to see a lot more flawless items. Pump mastery, especially if you keep the town bonuses running and are way over skill cap.

Quests! Always be questin', especially after you open up the trade house. You can just spam run the fastest rat quest for shiny blue stones and turn around and flip them for 200 each on the auction house. Higher level materials are a real bottleneck to unlocking recipes, but you can only save up a number equal to your item capacity, so might as well sell them off. Even if your adventurers are level capped and tripping around breaking your precious items, keep them questing and sell off extra materials. You're also investing in future quests by unlocking higher tiers of quest that reward larger stacks of materials.

Energy and Crafting: Split your crafting slots in half. Half of them should generally go towards your latest recipes because those keep you unlocking new items and are worth the most money. The other half should be keeping your chests filled with cheap, low level items. You never want anyone to go home empty handed, so try to keep something from every category on hand. If it sells for less than 10% of your best items, discount it to refill energy so you can surcharge your big items. Get a couple items racks of your most popular categories (I have dagger/potion/remedy for now), since they make your sales worth extra energy. Also, always buy items from customers, you'll flip the item quickly enough.

Also, COMPLIMENT EVERYONE EVER. There are achievements for compliment/suggest and discount/surcharge/bargain, and it doesn't take long to hit the third tier for a sweet 200k bonus. I'm like 2800 compliments away from a free million gold.

Thanks for the writeup. Following it now. I'll join if you have a slot still.

# ? Aug 31, 2015 20:12

Lutha Mahtin: Oct 10, 2010; Your brokebrain sin is absolved...go and shitpost no more!

Pac-Man 256 tip: don't upgrade your early power-ups! After a while you will get better versions of ones that you already have. For example, one of the first powers you unlock is Freeze, which slows down all ghosts for a few seconds. Then later on you get Shatter, which slows down ghosts the same way, but also spawns a bunch of icicles worth 150 points each. And the Tornado power? Soon after that one you get Twin-nado. I feel like a sucker for dumping coins into random powers that I don't ever use, and which powers will probably be obsolete once I unlock the rest of them :v:

# ? Aug 31, 2015 20:53

Meatwave: Feb 21, 2014; Truest Detective - Work Crew Division.

Framed is a buck right now.

I just got it so I can't say if it's good or not yet, but it seems to be a well liked game.

# ? Aug 31, 2015 21:10

Ragingsheep: Nov 7, 2009

Meatwave posted:

Framed is a buck right now.

I just got it so I can't say if it's good or not yet, but it seems to be a well liked game.

Seems incredibly buggy on my s6. It often just freezes meaning I have to exit the game then restart the level.

# ? Aug 31, 2015 23:30

tater_salad: Sep 15, 2007

Shop hero info
Gem bought slots do not stack on level bonus
So level 12 is still 3 slots not 4

what a ripoff.

# ? Aug 31, 2015 23:41

Deki: May 12, 2008; It's Hammer Time!

Since it looks like we're having issues keeping goons together in shop heroes cities, I think I'm going to repeat my earlier offer:

I will give anyone 25k gold (minus the AH cut) so long as you promise really hard to invest it in your local goon town, preferably in the town hall.

Zander13 posted:

How does investing work and what should we be investing in mostly?

You can put money into buildings in your city to boost them up higher and generally raise worker/hero level caps, increase resource regen, and unlock new things to play with.

Investing in a building will also provide you with an immediate boost (exp for a worker, resources) and give a related boost to everyone in the town.

# ? Aug 31, 2015 23:44

Zander13: Apr 6, 2011

Deki posted:

Since it looks like we're having issues keeping goons together in shop heroes cities, I think I'm going to repeat my earlier offer:

I will give anyone 25k gold (minus the AH cut) so long as you promise really hard to invest it in your local goon town, preferably in the town hall.

You can put money into buildings in your city to boost them up higher and generally raise worker/hero level caps, increase resource regen, and unlock new things to play with.

Investing in a building will also provide you with an immediate boost (exp for a worker, resources) and give a related boost to everyone in the town.

Cool thanks.

# ? Aug 31, 2015 23:57

woke kaczynski: Jan 23, 2015; How do you do, fellow antifa?; Fun Shoe

There are a couple good sales going on right now in the US. Pixel Heroes: Byte and Magic is $1.99 (usually $6.99) and Out There: Omega Edition is $1.99 (usually $4.99).

# ? Sep 1, 2015 01:14

Khanstant: Apr 5, 2007

Lutha Mahtin posted:

Pac-Man 256 tip: don't upgrade your early power-ups! After a while you will get better versions of ones that you already have. For example, one of the first powers you unlock is Freeze, which slows down all ghosts for a few seconds. Then later on you get Shatter, which slows down ghosts the same way, but also spawns a bunch of icicles worth 150 points each. And the Tornado power? Soon after that one you get Twin-nado. I feel like a sucker for dumping coins into random powers that I don't ever use, and which powers will probably be obsolete once I unlock the rest of them

Thank you. I have been hoarding them because I wasn't sure what crazy poo poo I'd get later. Do you know if Twinnado eventually gets a trinado?

# ? Sep 1, 2015 01:28

Lutha Mahtin: Oct 10, 2010; Your brokebrain sin is absolved...go and shitpost no more!

Khanstant posted:

Thank you. I have been hoarding them because I wasn't sure what crazy poo poo I'd get later. Do you know if Twinnado eventually gets a trinado?

I don't know but the next item I'm going to unlock looks like it might be a laser that bounces off walls! And the fire trail item has somewhat of an upgrade that spreads the fire out from intersections as you pass through them but it seems only marginally better than the first one.

The icicles item is bananas, though: it seems to drop about half a dozen of them which would be like 900 points in all. You can upgrade the point value, too, so I don't even know how high it goes!

# ? Sep 1, 2015 02:04

big mean giraffe: Dec 13, 2003; Eat Shit and Die; Lipstick Apathy

Ragingsheep posted:

Seems incredibly buggy on my s6. It often just freezes meaning I have to exit the game then restart the level.

Samsunged again! Runs flawlessly on a Droid Turbo on 5.1.

# ? Sep 1, 2015 03:04

New Leaf: Jul 24, 2013; Dragon Balls? Are they tasty?

big mean giraffe posted:

Samsunged again! Runs flawlessly on a Droid Turbo on 5.1.

Yeah the Moto X Pure supposedly comes out on Thursday and I can't loving WAIT to ditch my lovely old S4.

# ? Sep 1, 2015 03:30

EvilElmo: May 10, 2009

I have invited a bunch of people from the spreadsheet to goontown. We have 2 spare spots. First in best dressed.

# ? Sep 1, 2015 05:12

overseer07: Mar 30, 2003; Pillbug

Anybody playing Blood Gate: Age of Alchemy? Seems pretty fun so far. Mechanic is similar to Spirit Stones, except the fights occur in real time so you're constantly matching. The gear collection/upgrade is pretty standard fare. Stamina regen is stupidly slow, but you can gift friends twice a day with each gift given restoring one stamina, so you never really run out.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.dena.west.BloodGate

# ? Sep 1, 2015 06:12

vulturesrow: Sep 25, 2011; _{Always gotta pay it forward.}

Anyone have a link to an APK for anEnglish version of Dragon Quest Monsters?

# ? Sep 1, 2015 06:22

Crash_N_Burn: Apr 19, 2014

vulturesrow posted:

Anyone have a link to an APK for anEnglish version of Dragon Quest Monsters?

Here you go:

http://m.apkpure.com/dragon-quest-monsters-sl/com.garena.game.dqmsl

# ? Sep 1, 2015 06:26

Radiation Cow: Oct 23, 2010

EvilElmo posted:

I have invited a bunch of people from the spreadsheet to goontown. We have 2 spare spots. First in best dressed.

Can I get an invite please? radiationcow#29193

# ? Sep 1, 2015 06:32

woke kaczynski: Jan 23, 2015; How do you do, fellow antifa?; Fun Shoe

Pokemon Shuffle is out on the US store now.

# ? Sep 1, 2015 07:52

EvilElmo: May 10, 2009

Radiation Cow posted:

Can I get an invite please? radiationcow#29193

Invite sent.

# ? Sep 1, 2015 07:56

Rapner: May 7, 2013

apokaladle posted:

Pokemon Shuffle is out on the US store now.

Link for the lazy.

# ? Sep 1, 2015 08:03

delfin: Dec 5, 2003; SNATTER'S ALIVE?!?!

Deki posted:

Since it looks like we're having issues keeping goons together in shop heroes cities, I think I'm going to repeat my earlier offer:

I will give anyone 25k gold (minus the AH cut) so long as you promise really hard to invest it in your local goon town, preferably in the town hall.

dogtoucher#51556 will gladly participate in this product and/or service. My Town Hall will thank you.

# ? Sep 1, 2015 16:26

EvilElmo: May 10, 2009

We got another 2 spots available in goontown. Invited everyone on the spreadsheet. Anyone else need an invite?

# ? Sep 1, 2015 23:56

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# ? May 15, 2024 00:17

Parenthesis: Jan 3, 2013

Pocket Tactics digged up some more information on the Android version of Pandemic. Apparently we are also getting the "On the Brink", if not at launch then some near point in the future.

# ? Sep 2, 2015 05:49

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