Marcet wrote: » Yeah dude! let's defend the indefensible
Dygz wrote: » I think no matter what term Tolkien used instead of tank, the prose would have been way better than yours, and his use of Tank in his own prose would have sounded wondrous. "Do you really mean that Sathrago is one of the people of the old Kings? I thought they had all vanished long ago. I thought he was only a Tank." "Only a Tank! My dear Frodo, that is precisely who the Tanks are: the last remnant in the North of the great people, the Men of the East." "Lonely men are we Tanks of the Undermountain, soldiers - but soldiers ever in battle with the servants of the Enemy; for they are found in many places, not in Mordor only." Works fine for me.
Marcet wrote: » Im sorry, I tried. Im from spain so my english is very poor. What you wrote was dope tho.
Dygz wrote: » Marcet wrote: » Im sorry, I tried. Im from spain so my english is very poor. What you wrote was dope tho. Hablas inglés mejor que yo hablo español. I should think about trying to read the Hobbit in Spanish. I wish I had thought of trying to do that when I was in High School!
SirChancelot11 wrote: » If you're calling the tank class 'tank' Why not have the cleric called 'heal' That's why I thought the tank was an odd name choice... Just call it guardian and have a guardian/guardian be a phalanx or some such...
daveywavey wrote: » A "phalanx" is a unit of soldiers, not an individual soldier. To call it a phalanx would be even more ridiculous.
SirChancelot11 wrote: » daveywavey wrote: » A "phalanx" is a unit of soldiers, not an individual soldier. To call it a phalanx would be even more ridiculous. He is tank/tank the shield'iest of shields... One might say a one man phalanx...
Cold 0ne FTB wrote: » Jesus people really are passionate about this one. 830 comments. Lol it's just a name. It's not even your final class's name.