Sean O'Connor's Games

Yep! On the screen shot, it looks like you were flying some kind of Christmas pine tree...

(I like your avatar quite much, Son Johan.)

i just noticed there were two of these topics. people talk about double posting, but i've never encountered this before Well, actually yes... I'm puzzled why. :shock: :shock: Can't figure out how it happened (during the days that followed my initial posting, there was only one!!). Kind of a mystery...

As to your question n?6, the game instructions read: "A piece which has been damaged by an enemy attack can be repaired by moving it to a friendly city. To heal a ship it must be left next to a friendly port, all other pieces must be left in any friendly city. Pieces left there are gradually repaire...

Fine remarks. Thanks, BZA.
Of course, this somehow changes things...

Out of mere curiosity, do you happen to select/are you used to selecting dummy ships to complete your squadron (viz. nearly zero cost ships that can easily be sacrificed) so as to draw ennemy ships/missils away from you right from the beginning of the mission (kind of decoy ducks, you know). If so, ...

Out of mere curiosity, do you happen to select/are you used to selecting dummy ships to complete your squadron (viz. nearly zero cost ships that can easily be sacrificed) so as to draw ennemy ships/missils away from you right from the beginning of the mission (kind of decoy ducks, you know). If so, ...

This one is terrible... An Italian, an Irishman and a Chinese are hired at a Sydney construction site. The foreman points to a huge pile of sand and says to the Italian guy, "You're in charge of sweeping." To the Irishman he says "You're in charge of shovelling." To the Chinese guy, "You're in char...

Thank you, Sean. It's a true relief to know that. :P I was really wondering about such spot as this remaining on the forum (I had come to think it was being left to serve as an example or something, but I wasn't sure of course...). That is just why I tried to draw your attention on it under "guest" ...

Two more that just made me laugh: *********************************************************** THE DIARY OF A CAT & A DOG A Dog's Diary: 7 am - Oh boy! A walk! My favourite! 8 am - Oh boy! Dog food! My favourite! 9 am - Oh boy! The kids! My favourite! Noon - Oh boy! The yard! My favourite! 2 pm - Oh ...

When you've had an absolute "I hate my job" day, try this: On your way home from work, stop at your pharmacy and go to the thermometer section. You will need to purchase a rectal thermometer made by Johnson and Johnson. Be very sure you get this brand. When you get home, lock your doors, draw the cu...

Yup, it?s nearly that time of the year? and now is the time to start baking that Christmas cake. So to help you, here is a recipe for VODKA AND RED BULL CHRISTMAS CAKE INGREDIENTS 1 cup water 1 tsp baking soda 1 tsp salt 4 large eggs 1 cup white sugar 1 cup brown sugar 2 cups dried fruit Lemon juice...

sid6.7 wrote:aw man you should have named him "slay"......

Come on, sid6.7! Why not "Abysmal Killer", or "Bloody Destructor" while you're at it!
Poor little thing... In any case, "Critical Mass" surely looks (at night: sounds... ) truer, doesn't it Sean?

If you are engaged against many battleships for example and you have crippled one of them you can't tell which it is next time and the wounded piece escapes while your (now wounded) piece attacks a completely healthy unit and gets destroyed. ...so true... :| A very interesting suggestion IMO (I can...

Well, three big bandits for you alone... :D :D BTW they are Ryckurns, not Merikons. 1) I think you were right to make it sharp on the left (one more bandit at 4.00...). That should have you avoid most of the plectrons (not the daycorn though), leaving them for... your follower. The Warriors in front...

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Indeed, that's an update!

Congratulations!!!
to you, happy Daddy...
...and to the Mummy as well (she's done most of the work, hasn't she?)

Fuzzy