スレ立てありがつお

ときめきアイドルが無料のオフライン版になったので遊ぼう。

18日の３時まで無料
ってもうあと１時間しかねえや
https://store.steampowered.com/app/285800/Braveland/

貰い損ねた

ありがつお

Let's say we wait ten minutes, maybe someone else wants to join beside us two.
Please indicate it in this thread, thx.

>>22470
GG

Well, this is done. Thanks the game, Bernd!
Were defeated but wasn't bad, I would saw it was kinda exciting.

>>22478
Yeah.
Maybe we gained some insight for future games. He basically vomited a bunch of units onto us in a continuous wave, several after several.

Next match in the evening if anyone is interested. With same 18:00 CET target as start.

>>22426
Former Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia.

You're fired. Japanese hotel fires robots because they caused more work for the human employees than they were supposed to save. One of the problems were that the robots interpreted snoring as talk and woke up the guests in the middle of the night. German tech site ripped the news of from the paywalled Wall Street Journal, but I'm pretty sure some clickbait news sites have the story too.

>>22446
Robots will replace humans they said.

https://youtube.com/watch?v=Jdnf8k6aArU [Embed]
meanwhile in coastal Paraná

>>22489
That's more of a raft with a house on it than a house. Read the description, it built strong for sure. So noone was in there?

>>22459
>yaradışış
yaradılış*

>>22482
Offtopic: a book of mine (a Hungarian military history book published in the '80s) says the army of the Sultan consisted 42-50 000 regulars and unknown number of irregulars whose number reached some ten thousands.

>>22485
Oh, it also says János Zsigmond (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Sigismund_Z%C3%A1polya), the Vlah voivod, the Moldavian voivod and the Crimean Khan were ordered to send troops.

>>22466
I read half of it, my eyes getting tired, I'l' read rest of it tomorrow.

>>22486
most likely correct.

>>22488
No rush. :^)
You can find some notes in the end about some words, places and names. Might be inadequate to some extent.