Unverschämt geht immer

[kiwi]

Um obige Anforderung zu bewerkstelligen muß ich 2 Pflanzen freischalten:

und


Das ist innerhalb der nächsten 10h nicht machbar.

[Eddard]

Hello kiwi,

first of all: Please speak english. This is a english game and a english forum.

We did not change the requirements. If it is too hard for you, then just wait until the next time. You have to save your ressources then you can do it.

best regards,
Eddard

[kiwi]

Hello kiwi,

first of all: Please speak english. This is an english game and an english forum.

We did not change the requirements. If it is too hard for you, then just wait until the next time. You have to save your ressources then you can do it.

best regards,
Eddard

Why there is no German forum area here?
If you already babbling in English, Eddard, then please also grammatically correct.
Why is your Signature in German? If you already used the gold scales, then do not throw stones in glass houses. Many thanks.

[Eddard]

Hello kiwi,

I am very sorry if my english bothers you. It is not my first language but I am trying my best.
Why is there no german forum area? Because this is a english game. You'll find the german version on: www.magoia.de

The signature was copied from the german server, I will change it immediately.

best regards,
Eddard

[Spock]

Hello kiwi,

I am very sorry if my english bothers you. It is not my first language but I am trying my best.
Why is there no german forum area? Because this is a english game. You'll find the german version on: http://www.magoia.de

The signature was copied from the german server, I will change it immediately.

best regards,
Eddard

I think your English is more than acceptable ... much better than my nonexistent German!

As for your signature, I thought it was appropriate for someone having to maintain a sense of humor in an often frustrating arena. I do have one question about it though, the current signature reads:
"My acorn is missing... Did you eat the acorn?... You owe me a new acorn."

Would it not read better if it said:
"My acorn is missing... Did you eat my acorn?... You owe me a new acorn."

Note the "my" instead of "the" in the middle phrase.