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Woah, must be a pretty intensive book. What's it about? (i know i can google but i just want to hear from you kk)

I know sometimes after you've put down a book that's soo good and want to share the joyful experience with others, but found that noone really is listening to you or likes your taste? Well why not share here? Recently I've been reading Meditations by Marcus Aurelius, the only known Roman emperor who was philosopher. Basically a journal that he kept and wrote in while he was doing his emperor duties. His philosophy follows the doctrine of the Stoics, where they believe that the Universe is forever young and changing, and everything that is created is with a purpose according to their category of sentience, unlike the Epicurians, who believe that the Universe is just a heap of atoms and randomness floating about with no meaning. He believes that we should accept whatever fate has destined for us to receive, but goes pretty extreme in his views that feeling pain is easily avoidable just by removing the thought you are hurt. He believes in upholding the human constitution, which is to be a good man and be with the Gods. His belief is that our Minds are divine and can never be touched by outside influence unlike our body, and heavily emphasize the act of retreating into oneself and reflecting. He believes that pleasure is a sin through the reasoning that regretting is the act of missing the opportunity to do something beneficial and a good man will always want to do good and benefit. No good man will regret missing out on pleasure, therefore pleasure is neither beneficial nor good. It's nice to see an insight into the ways of how other people define themselves and their thoughts in the past so we can reflect and apply these concepts or notice flaws which go along in their reasonings. Now let's share about the latest book you've read, no matter the genre.

I feel like wave 5 is too late for zombies to catch up to a good human team. They have a fairly good and amazing weapons to fight chrono (boomstick) and pukepus isn't really going to cause damage (rejuvenator). Perhaps make the Revole availlible around wave 3?

Good effort!I don't think we should trouble her to create lots of random events though. Let him create the whole map first with only a 1 or 2 random events, then we can add on to it along the way through playing the map and seeing in which parts humans tend to fail/win. Let's actually focus on the main stage which is the map itself and not the random events.

yeah i love going vroom vroom with the zoomb zoomb

I don't like this suggestion. Heroes are basically given based on random chance, and if the player does not want to be one because it's more rewarding playing and helping cade shoot zombies in a crowded map, then let him/her suicide. Giving points to oneself upon suicide should not be implemented either as it feels quite forced.

Maybe add a heal others on death effect where it heals nearby zombie in a radius upon death? Would act as a support class and would fit in with the nature it's meant to be played (dying)

The map is not even spooky for the picture to blend into the environment. I agree with the removal.

I agree with Genuline, health should be scaled according to human population, or this boss would be annoying to low pop but worthless against high pop. 1500 health per 10 human player should be enough, as humans will do high dps but it has a shield to run through the bullets to get into a favourable position. It's position as an early wave boss should also be alright because it depends on how good the zombie team is doing and type of room humans cading. Finally, a boss that can go against Salt Mine's hallway fiasco?

I actually don't have some maps that have missing thumbnails, so there is yet more to be discovered!

Such a magnificent beauty you have created with your very soul and essence! The image of the cunning and sleek owl, a symbol of the virgin goddess of wisdom, Minerva, in greek mythology combined with the absolute wonder of a drawing you have there, captured by the moon's radiant light shining across the lightly-lit forest in a dark capsule. Alas, the pinnacle of art is to be behold in the creative mind of Nightstar_91, who would have known he would become the next grand artist of the 21st century, compared to the likes of Picasso or Raphael? A reminiscent of Renaissance, surely this is a wonder to those who would truly appreciate!