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[silent_passenger]

Thx, sagniklaha, for Knights of Pen and Paper - Haunted Fall DLC.

 

[WhatNitrous]

I don't know if anyone still has working free keys remaining.

All amazon keys expire if i remember right, even the big games, but they were both given away.

 

[silent_passenger]

All amazon keys expire if i remember right, even the big games, but they were both given away.

Yes, those were GOG keys and they must be redeemed within a month or so.

 

[DanteFromHell89]

Yes. Not Nazism though

what?
you've literally said otherwise in your previous comment.

I'm only insisting on the correct use of a word because that word MATTERS. History mustn't repeat itself because of oblivion..

...so what about fascism then..?

@whatnitrus
I finally remembered why your avatar was so familiar to me:
View attachment 10383

wait...! he's a linuxoid? o0

Basically Fingolfin is one of the first elf kings and is famous for battling the Big Bad of Tolkien's entire saga (Morgoth) in single combat even though he ultimately lost and died. Their duel is one of the popular topics for Tolkien artists.

wow...NOT like the greatest art I've seen, but the concept itself...wow
also, why he was all alone?
also...I think calling Morgoth the Big Bad of the entire saga when no one who haven't read Silmarilion even know the name was a far fetched move. what was his actions in Hobbit and LotR?

 

[silent_passenger]

wow...like the greatest art I've seen, but the concept itself...wow
also, why he was all alone?
also...I think calling Morgoth the Big Bad of the entire saga when no one who haven't read Silmarilion even know the name was a far fetched move. what was his actions in Hobbit and LotR?

Sauron was just Morgoth's servant - that explains all, imho.

 

[Fingolfin]

wow...like the greatest art I've seen, but the concept itself...wow
also, why he was all alone?
also...I think calling Morgoth the Big Bad of the entire saga when no one who haven't read Silmarilion even know the name was a far fetched move. what was his actions in Hobbit and LotR?

To do this, you need to read the Silmarillion, it is difficult to explain in two words)

 

[WhatNitrous]

think calling Morgoth the Big Bad of the entire saga when no one who haven't read Silmarilion even know the name was a far fetched move. what was his actions in Hobbit and LotR?

I'm thinking he only meant 'that' portion of it, of course I haven't read it like I said...so I'm not the one to answer this.

wait...! he's a linuxoid? o0

I'm both actually...but its been a dogs age since i used a unix based OS...FreeBSD is actually different from Linux, although both are Unix based.

 

[DanteFromHell89]

wow...like the greatest art I've seen, but the concept itself...wow
also, why he was all alone?

DAMN IT! WRONG INFO!! EDITED THE COMMENT!!

 

[silent_passenger]

Sauron was just Morgoth's servant - that explains all, imho.

Or, if you'd like a quotation from Silmarillion:

Spoiler: Morgoth and Sauron

 

[igbrokeigpeət]

Ok question..

Any of you know of an easy way to retrieve steam keys from a discord PM to a txt or a repost or an excel or something?

I'm having many keys from the past year or so from ga's and feuda that are just dropped in the convo with my bf because I'm doing most from my phone (we were moving a lot + no second pc at the time). Scrolling back 1 year+ to retrieve the keys is a pain and I also don't have a name list to do it from search.

Basically, is there a program, bot, script, whatever that could retrieve those from me and compile them somewhere? To look for anything that looks like a steam key

Caveman solution, have no idea if it will work.

Use a PC and ctrl+A on the discord client to select all text from the messages and copy-paste to notepad.
I don't know if notepad can use regular expressions, but you can search for '-' or maybe '*-*-*' to highlight the keys (assuming they have that format).

notes:
- Regular expressions use specific syntax to allow you to search for patterns in text i.e.:
> a* -> all words possible that begin with an 'a' (including itself)
> a*b -> all words that begin with an 'a' and end with 'b', including the word 'ab'
> other boring stuff that you don't have to learn about

 

[sagniklaha]

Ya, I don't have it either haha. I have the free part 2.

The part 2 is free? Where?

 

[WhatNitrous]

Use a PC and ctrl+A on the discord client to select all text from the messages and copy-paste to notepad.
I don't know if notepad can use regular expressions, but you can search for '-' or maybe '*-*-*' to highlight the keys (assuming they have that format).

Funny, my (and others) first suggestion, but discord, like the steam wishlist, loads the text as you scroll from the server side.

This solution won't work.

- Regular expressions use specific syntax to allow you to search for patterns in text i.e.:
> a* -> all words possible that begin with an 'a' (including itself)
> a*b -> all words that begin with an 'a' and end with 'b', including the word 'ab'
> other boring stuff that you don't have to learn about

This is what needs to be done, but in script...this is the simple part for me (although regex always makes me re-reference the syntax lol)

 

[DanteFromHell89]

Sauron was just Morgoth's servant - that explains all, imho.

but Sauron made more even being just a servant, that's what I'm talking about.
the real big bad was him after all. OR I'm missing something?

To do this, you need to read the Silmarillion, it is difficult to explain in two words)

kk, maybe one day, even though I don't really like medieval fantasy worlds (more of a sci-fi fan).

I'm thinking he only meant 'that' portion of it, of course I haven't read it like I said...so I'm not the one to answer this.

well, if that's the case, then ok

I'm both actually...but its been a dogs age since i used a unix based OS...FreeBSD is actually different from Linux, although both are Unix based.

nah, it's just that there's some memes about FreeBSD and here they are tightly tied to linux-users, so it's the only reason I've asked))

 

[WhatNitrous]

The part 2 is free? Where?

Steam of course.

nah, it's just that there's some memes about FreeBSD and here they are tightly tied to linux-users, so it's the only reason I've asked))

I'd go back to Turbo C++ and C, but technical jargon disagrees with me as i'm well aware, so its a bad example...they are the same, but they are not.

In this case FreeBSD is considered its own OS regardless how you slice it.

the real big bad was him after all. OR I'm missing something?

Even to me I never saw him this way, actually I more saw LOTR as the rings attraction as the main enemy.

 

[sagniklaha]

Steam of course.

I'd go back to Turbo C++ and C, but technical jargon disagrees with me as i'm well aware, so its a bad example...they are the same, but they are not.

In this case FreeBSD is considered its own OS regardless how you slice it.

Even to me I never saw him this way, actually I more saw LOTR as the rings attraction as the main enemy.

You mean this one Knights of Pen and Paper 2 on Steam
It isn't free in my region atleast

 

[Fingolfin]

kk, maybe one day, even though I don't really like medieval fantasy worlds (more of a sci-fi fan).

But I must say that this book is quite difficult to read. It is not completed as the author wanted - he did not have time to do it.

 

[WhatNitrous]

You mean this one Knights of Pen and Paper 2 on Steam
It isn't free in my region atleast

This one

Knights of Pen and Paper 2: Free Edition on Steam

Join the retro RPG world of Paperos - become a Knight of Pen and Paper in the newly revamped "Free Edition"!

store.steampowered.com

 

[sagniklaha]

This one

Knights of Pen and Paper 2: Free Edition on Steam

Join the retro RPG world of Paperos - become a Knight of Pen and Paper in the newly revamped "Free Edition"!

store.steampowered.com

Oh so it has a separate free edition and paid edition

 

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To do this, you need to read the Silmarillion, it is difficult to explain in two words)

Which is very difficult in itself. Once upon a time, I was lucky enough to read The Lord of the Rings before the movies were made. It was another venture, because the library had two different translations, one of which literally translated all the names, and it was the second book, but it was cool. There is nothing to tell about The Hobbit, because the book is small. But I couldn't do the Silmarillion. The text is very heavy so i just stopped at some point.
BTW, Steam had very big discounts for games in the winter sale, maybe in a few days you will have a chance.

 

[igbrokeigpeət]

Funny, my (and others) first suggestion, but discord, like the steam wishlist, loads the text as you scroll from the server side.

This solution won't work.

Damn young people and their interactive stuff.
In my days you'd change page manually (or use <iframes> if you thought you were being cool).

regex always makes me re-reference the syntax lol

(hopefully with ethanol as base)