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Range War: Last Man Standing In Clark County, Nevada
author=pianotm
Don't bother. He's too stubborn. He's the type that believes the government is ordained by god and anyone who believes less is no more than a criminal. The government says it, it is therefore perfect and beyond reproach, and any who stands against it are the most vile evil.
Apparently you need to create my position for me in order to make a point, because your own arguments are based on non-factual information.
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Range War: Last Man Standing In Clark County, Nevada
author=Dyhalto
Obviously I'm not well versed in this particular issue
Or any environmental issue.
So while this land is, yes, public land, sending in the marines over a squatter's $300,000 fine ($1mil?!) is a gross misuse of public resources and the head of BLM should be fired.
$1.2m. They escalated force because Bundy threatened violence against any civil servants that try to confiscate his cattle.
Also, whose public land is this? The Federal or State governments?
Federal. Bundy claimed it belong to the State of Nevada and his evidence was unconvincing to the courts. It's not State land.
Range War: Last Man Standing In Clark County, Nevada
author=pianotm
Then whose is it?
It's public land, and its usage is for grazing is gated by a fee that every other rancher has no problem paying.
100 years ago I might have said it was the rancher's land, and that would have been correct.
No, it wouldn't have been correct. You don't get to waive your hand and make it so. It's always been public land, for which ranchers were given permission to utilize for free for a time.
But unfortunately, none of these statements are correct, legally.
Legally it's public land, and legally the federal government regulates it and can change the rules. This was held up in court.
China, with all the permits necessary to REMOVE the desert tortoise by any means considered most expedient. That is what our wonderful BLM has done. Of course, they have to have possession first.
All of the nonsense about the Chinese ENN is factually false and being used to mislead. Stop forming your opinions on tainted information.
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Range War: Last Man Standing In Clark County, Nevada
Eventually all law is backed by force. You can't reject it for 15+ years and not expect some kind of conflict. The land isn't his.
Your favorite game EVER!
kentona, Minecraft actually has victory screen. You can win it. It's an incredibly tiny part of the game, though.
Light, Medium, and Heavy Armor: A Conundrum
There's nothing wrong with an armor type being better. A character having access to the best armor is a part of their kit, often in lieu of other advantages.
Player Movement
I admittedly haven't kept up with your progress, but it sounds like you've expanded from being an engine to also an editor?
Whatchu Workin' On? Tell us!
Stumbled on an amusing bug.
Of course I solved it by comparing a destroyed node against adventuring party destinations and setting them to null, but I thought it was funny to see dudes do an about-face towards the opposite side of the map.
- When adventuring parties reach a waypoint, they recalculate the next waypoint towards their destination.
- These waypoints and destinations are stored as strings, referencing the node names.
- If their destination no longer exists when they are calculating their next waypoint, they cease to move and alert the player. But...
- But if a new node with the same name as the deleted destination is created before the next waypoint is calculated, then the adventuring party will pathfind towards the new node, never realizing their destination was ever deleted.
Of course I solved it by comparing a destroyed node against adventuring party destinations and setting them to null, but I thought it was funny to see dudes do an about-face towards the opposite side of the map.
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