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I would think most of one's toons over the level of 40 already got their Aura and so, the complaint that the Rep is offering the new cape mission is moot.

And any toon under 30 is only going to come across the new cape mission.

This only affects toons that were between 30 and 40 when the change was implemented. It's not like "I have to bring my 70 alts through a new cape mission!"

But you know, the Devs hate toons in their 30s! And want to exploit them!!

Red arrows are entrances to the tunnel, green to the dam.

Map with tunnel markings available as an in-game add-on from Vidiotmaps.

Group Fly and Team Teleport are each broken in their own way which causes both to 'lose' teammates in its effects. With Group Fly, followers drop out. With Team Teleport, followers just drop.

For MMs, using both together makes up for the deficits of each. It's like using Hover and Teleport -- they help each other.

Unfortunately, taking both requires 4 other power choices.

So, both Team TP and Group Fly should each be made available at level 14 with no prerequisites. Since each has bugs, and costs more than TP or Fly, and are slower/shorter than TP or Fly, they are already pre-nerfed for the buff they provide and would still be balanced. Neither are really long term travel powers... they are situational powers like Hover, which doesn't have a pre-requisite. And this allows MMs to take both (which is still burning 2 power slots for functional travel) and make them actually useful.

I like Global Acc and ToHit since it frees up a lot of enhancement spaces and it makes Temp and Vet powers actually hit at high levels.

Once you raise the height of every road bridge and power line; and then lower the height of every truck in the country, it's simple!

What could go wrong?

Tarzan is a comic book staple.


Anyway, this just shows that every movie ever made will be remade in 3D. And then remade again rebooted. And then remade again rebooted in 3D.

I will now be played by Shia Lebeouf, but only much more gritty fashion to redefine Shia as a more serious acteur and because audiences like that.

A QL Movie?! Excellent, there are a whole lot of unanswered questions they can add to the already existing ones!

So, let me 'splain...

In ancient Latin (the time of Julius and Cicero), that ae was pronounced like eye (as in eyelid)

Over time, the Romance languages during the Middle Ages changed the pronunciation of the ae to something similar to ay (as in day, but more like a Spanish e as in Pepe). This is the Ecclesiastical pronunciation (the way the Catholic Church and most classical music choirs pronounce it).

However, in Merry Olde England, the ae became pronounced like ee (as in bee).

In the United States, unstressed vowels sound often get muted to a more guttural uh or eh or ih (the dreaded 'schwa e').

So, this explains the four different ways you've heard the first syllable of Praetoria:

• Preye-toria is from those who know classical Latin (many doctors, lawyers, academics).

• Pray-toria is from those who know Spanish, Italian, or Ecclesiastical Latin, or classical music.

• Pree-toria is the preferred pronunciation in dictionaries since this is how it is most often pronounced in England.

• And Preh-TAWR-ee-uh is from lazy English speakers who smooth over all unaccented vowels sounds to gutteral grunts. This make it awkward though, when they have to pronounce 'Praetor'... do they say 'PREH-tor' or 'PRUH-tor'? This pronunciation is definitely incorrect and should never be used. Use one of the first three pronunciations listed.

The second syllable controversy should not be one. In classical Latin, Ecclesiastical Latin, modern Romance languages, and in English, it should be a long O gliding into the R sound (grrrrr). Think of someone owes you money -- they are an ower of money. Now, take out the W sound and that's what OR should sound like.

Many English speakers, especially in the North East US, change the or sound to awr (as in if you are in awe of something, then you are an awer). There is a difference in sound between awer and ower, though for many native English speakers they can't hear the difference since their regional dialect doesn't make a distinction in they way they're pronounced.

Thus, you hear: Preh - TAWR - ee -uh from them instead of the correct, Pray - TOHR - ee - ah.


Since Caesar keeps coming up in this thread, it provides an interesting case study. In Ancient Latin, the C was pronounced as K, so they would say: KEYE - sahr. That pronounciation moved into the Germanic language (Holy Roman Empire, anyone?) and became the German Kaiser. You all remember Kaiser Wilhelm of WWI, right?

However, in the Romance languages, the C became a CH or an S in front of certain vowels and an S in English. The AE became EE in England leading to the pronunciation of Caesar as SEE - zer.

So, would you like a Kaiser roll with your Caesar salad? The two words are from the same source.

Oh, and grats to David for pronouncing 'Praetoria' correctly.

<let the language battle commence...>

I'm not saying the other Devs are slouches, but, for promotion purposes, you can't use David enough.

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