The Drunkard's Tavern.

[BetaSpectre]

In the grand scheme of things the star child will rise from the ashes of New California to grant the wishes of the enlightened ones.

[Chaotic Skies]

In the grand scheme of things the star child will rise from the ashes of New California to grant the wishes of the enlightened ones.

I still think Dr.Death and the Fabulous Killjoys will save us, but whatever 

[Listen1]

Who are Dr. Death and the Fabulous killjoys?

I've googled it but am still confused.

[jzero]

In the grand scheme of things the star child will rise from the ashes of New California to grant the wishes of the enlightened ones.

I still think Dr.Death and the Fabulous Killjoys will save us, but whatever 

Pshh the one to save us will be the raisin jesus and his army of raisin paladins. (not sure if i'm allowed to say jesus or not, but meh)

[KillTyrant]

LOL I remember playing an old browser based game called utopia that players would frequently create a thread like this. Much random raunchiness was had.

[StorymasterQ]

LOL I remember playing an old browser based game called utopia that players would frequently create a thread like this. Much random raunchiness was had.

Is that the one where you can make wine (or some sort of alcohol) for troops by using bushels of food that would normally go to feed the population? If it is, I distinctly remember making a complete farming kingdom where I would be the primary provider for my region. I call it bushwine

[KillTyrant]

LOL I remember playing an old browser based game called utopia that players would frequently create a thread like this. Much random raunchiness was had.

Is that the one where you can make wine (or some sort of alcohol) for troops by using bushels of food that would normally go to feed the population? If it is, I distinctly remember making a complete farming kingdom where I would be the primary provider for my region. I call it bushwine

hmmm.... it was... team based strategy game that was... semi-real time?? You had Kingdoms that comprised of 24-26 provinces (the players), the provinces would vote on who would be the monarch (voting in your potential oppressor seems so 1984 to me now). The game updated hourly and every action you put would be spread over 24 hours. So if you wanted to train 24 soldier. You would get 1 per hour where as if you trained 2400, you would get 100 per hour. etc etc. There were different races and personalities each with there own pro's and cons which gave the game alot of replayablity. There was bushels which did feed your pop but there wasnt alcohol. Depending on how organized and active your kingdom was, you could perform blitzkrieg esque tactics where in a very short amount of time, all of the kingdoms provinces strike at another Kingdom in either an act of war or a power play to cut another kingdoms growth to prevent them from being a threat in the foreseeable future. There was 3 main categories that Kingdoms would vie for.

Total Land size - Add the collective acres of all 24-26 players and thats the total
Total Wealth - Much like rimworld, its the collective value of all provinces within your kingdom. Typically, Kingdoms that got the Top land size also get this title as well.
Total Honour - There was honour system in place within Utopia. You gain honour by *SUCCESSFULLY* attacking those that are of larger size than yourself. Typically these kingdoms were very active and stayed lean (avoided getting too large). I was always with this kind of Kingdom.

So im not sure if we are thinking of the same game but I figured if expound somewhat in hopes that it may jog a memory.

[Listen1]

LOL I remember playing an old browser based game called utopia that players would frequently create a thread like this. Much random raunchiness was had.

Is that the one where you can make wine (or some sort of alcohol) for troops by using bushels of food that would normally go to feed the population? If it is, I distinctly remember making a complete farming kingdom where I would be the primary provider for my region. I call it bushwine

So im not sure if we are thinking of the same game but I figured if expound somewhat in hopes that it may jog a memory.

Link pls, maybe it is as good as Brawhalla to kill time.

[KillTyrant]

LOL I remember playing an old browser based game called utopia that players would frequently create a thread like this. Much random raunchiness was had.

Is that the one where you can make wine (or some sort of alcohol) for troops by using bushels of food that would normally go to feed the population? If it is, I distinctly remember making a complete farming kingdom where I would be the primary provider for my region. I call it bushwine

So im not sure if we are thinking of the same game but I figured if expound somewhat in hopes that it may jog a memory.

Link pls, maybe it is as good as Brawhalla to kill time.

The game is dead sadly.

[Listen1]

That is sad...

Since this is the drunkards tavern... Tell us a history of your drunken actions.

[KillTyrant]

That is sad...

Since this is the drunkards tavern... Tell us a history of your drunken actions.

I think there is a clone of the game somewhere but im not sure how populated the game is. If I happen across the site ill be sure to link it to you.
Alot of my drunken stories are NSFW and may break some terms of use here. So ill try to remember one that was more funny than filled with debauchery.

[Coenmcj]

Don't know when it happened, but Yarkista is no longer with us. :c

[Adamiks]

Don't know when it happened, but Yarkista is no longer with us. :c

Yeah...

He got banned? Or what? It says he is a "guest".

Btw i was never drunk, can i talk in this Tavern at all?

(I'm 15 if you wonder )

[jzero]

Don't know when it happened, but Yarkista is no longer with us. :c

Yeah...

He got banned? Or what? It says he is a "guest".

Btw i was never drunk, can i talk in this Tavern at all?

(I'm 15 if you wonder )

not sure if i should be here either then...

[StorymasterQ]

I'm old enough to drink but I've never done it, never liked the taste.

Yet here I am. We can all be drunk with something, so revel in that.

Also, a Guest would mean that he has removed his account. His name remains to maintain his posts, but his account doesn't exist anymore.