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KnifeTheSky77
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The dl link definitely, unquestionably works. Unless Google docs is region biased or you are going through a wonky conflict zone ip on the tor network
Well, I checked the changes sheet and definetly is not working for me =(.
I still have "bolt" EDIT: http://pbrd.co/1vM8xd5 ups .
Don't know if I did something wrong; the installer is pretty easy to follow (I run it as Admin). It could be something else?
Regards!
Devised to me gives the impression of coming up with something particularly elaborate (and the OED agrees). One might devise an evil scheme, a cunning plan or a contraption; it doesn't fit so well with a technique for punching someone especially hard or hitting them with a sword multiple times. It's not wrong, just doesn't seem to fit.Learned also doesn't really do it justice... they aren't really learning a technique... they are devising / creating. Although learned may work. I don't really see a big issue with devised.
I can download anything from google docs. Problem is that the link points to linkbucks, which claims the file doesn't exist. I really have no idea what causing this, my wild guess is that website region blocked my country.The dl link definitely, unquestionably works. Unless Google docs is region biased or you are going through a wonky conflict zone ip on the tor network
The problem is the move itself is being devised... it's not something that is being unlocked. The characters are supposedly coming up with new methods of fighting... so it's a story element more than just a game element.Devised to me gives the impression of coming up with something particularly elaborate (and the OED agrees). One might devise an evil scheme, a cunning plan or a contraption; it doesn't fit so well with a technique for punching someone especially hard or hitting them with a sword multiple times. It's not wrong, just doesn't seem to fit.
Unlock makes a certain amount of sense since you can use it to describe someone unlocking their potential: they can now do something they couldn't previously do (and doesn't necessarily imply it's a thing other people can do).