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My loot bag arrived!
Gensou replied to Blazing Hero's topic in Pillars of Eternity: General Discussion (NO SPOILERS)
I also received my swag bag yesterday. Basically the same as Blazing Hero's except I got Dungeon Siege III signed. Here's a pic of it Edit: Click for full-size image -
27 new shields have been added to the members section of http://www.obsidianorderofeternity.net I hope everybody who sent me a PM is happy with his/her shield, I tried to stick closely to your proposals if it was possible. If your are not satisfied with you shield, please contact me again and we will think about another design, no problem. I want everybody to be happy with his/her OOoE shield! And I hope more members will still send me their shield propsoals since we certainly need more shields to represent the order properly. We should have at least 100 shields I think and we have only about half of that now...... LC, did you happen to find my request? I pm'd you on here, not sure if you wanted that sent on there or here...
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Oooh... I like these kinds of threads. Glad to see I'm not the only one with an older PC to post about... may be 3 1/2 years old but it still screams CPU: Intel Core i7 920 Mobo: Gigabyte GA-EX58-EXTREME RAM: 12 GB OCZ Platinum DDR3 1600 (6x2GB) PSU: Corsair CMPSU-750TX GPU: MSI N295GTX-M2D1792 GeForce GTX 295 HD1: OCZ Vertex4 256GB SSD RAID: 4x WD Green 2TB HDD Keyboard/Mouse: Logitech MX5500 and MX Revolution Bluetooth Monitor1: ASUS VH226 22" LCD Monitor2: Sony XBR9 46" TV (Yes I love having my TV as a monitor ) It may not be the newest out of the box, but it really gets the job done
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That's not really consistent, because "bogus" is a word on its own whereas "pogus" in "Kerfluffleupogus" is a part of the suffix "-upogus" (as you yourself dissected it: ker- + fluffle + -upogus), hence "o" in "bogus" is accentuated while "o" un "-upogus" isn't. In English, most non-accentuated vowels reduce to schwa (ə). There are a lot of examples in English where a similar or even the exact same set of syllables changes pronunciation (usually vowels getting reduced to schwa) based on whether it's a word on its own or a part of another word. The most obvious example, compare pronunciation of "cycle" with "bicycle" and the pronunciation of "finite" with "infinite". How bout you just say it in a way that everyone can understand Ker - fluff - ul - UP - a - gus Edit: Why are we arguing pronunciation semantics in regards to an imaginary marshmallow monster? lol