Started by kissbalazs89, not, sure, if, worth, posting, we and 3 more.Įuropean Community → English Speaking Community → Forum → Game Discussion → Gameplay → Team Damage/Kill in Skirmishes/Stronghold
Started by 1ucky, urgent, looking, for, players and 5 more.Įuropean Community → English Speaking Community → Forum → Game Discussion → Gameplay → Most ridiculous mastery ever I'm keeping it.Įdited by Ectar, 15 September 2012 - 12:57 PM.Įuropean Community → English Speaking Community → Forum → Competitive Gaming → Archive → Tournaments Archive → Player Needed: Today's Tier IV Fun Cup Moving to offtopic as it's not about promoting gameplay discussion. Thanks for reading, have a nice day/evening. I just uninstalled WoT, because to be honest it stressed more then anything else and I had enough (For now atleast)Īnd just to be clear, Im not bitching/whining, Im just sharing my thoughts (Because I have nothing better to do frankly) And I will keep doing so on the forums. So that's it for me folks, I may come back when they release 8.0, I might not. High maintenance cost for my new Tier X's Bad players resulting in 3-5 minute games (Loss or win doesn't matter) But let me elaborate: Personaly I hate players that constantly whine and say that they will quit every 20 minutes yet I fell very frustated by WoT right now.
I know this is the wrong section and Im sure a mod will move this sooner or later, but still Japan, Australia, and Saudi Arabia are among the nations involved.īoth of these issues, ending the use of coal and assisting developing countries, are key to the success of the UN summit.Hello commanders, trolls and other forum creatures.
In other COP news, the BBC reports that leaked documents show several countries are trying to pressure the UN to play down the findings of the August’s IPCC report while also cutting back on their pledged responsibility to provide financial assistance to the Global South. “In Canada and around the world, the pressure to end the expansion of oil and gas production will only continue to grow.”
“Closing the door on fossil fuel extraction is a huge victory, made possible by relentless opposition from citizens to both shale gas and conventional oil and gas exploitation,” Greenpeace Canada climate campaigner Patrick Bonin said in a release. Greenland, Ireland, and Denmark have also banned drilling for fossil fuels. With just ten days remaining until Glasgow ‘s COP26, Quebec announced its decision to cease fossil fuel extraction, a move undoubtedly informed by August’s UN climate report which delivered a daunting picture of the world beyond 1.5 degrees C.
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