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go blip go!!!
i'm being robbed right now and it's the most fun i've had on TCD in weeks!!

very nice, indeed

of those my favorite is Aero. never had the chance to own it, but i've held Cona (Kona?) also by andy nealon, and aero is definitely his best work.  nice grab. perhaps after Blip relieves me of the Dermotillomanians, I'll swing by for some closer looks.

+1

THE BOTTOM KID IS WAY MORE EXPENSIVE. the top kid can be killed with i think only 3 guns and clubs.  The bottom path requires a gun for each dog.  the difference is not to do with the single or double tile hallway width, but just pet movement mechanics. 

on the bottom path, the cats will all jump in pits and the dogs will not move, and will remain stuck behind their respective pits.  NOT SO for the top path.  When going up (and east) if the dog and cat see you at the same time, (or more accurately, if the pit is empty when the dog sees you) then the dog will just walk right past the cat pit. 

test it out.  i think this makes southern family paths way stronger.

however, if you remove the pits, and just alternate dog/cat/dog/cat (like this: http://castledraft.com/editor/FjKqqD ), then the reverse is true: the south path dogs would all become clubbable, and the top path would all require all guns.

edit: added illustration

lol subtle

are you saying that name has been alive for months? the only way that's possible is if he never ever set his house, even an empty set to scout around.

Donald David Johnson

i've been adding on to the back of my house for nearly a week, all while keeping my vault in its stage 1 location.  today i finally tested and tweaked the entire back end of the house, moved the vault to its final position aaaand survived self test yay! the house is now ready and I will likely let the death toll and dollar amount do they thing for a while, maybe find out how much this house can hold. 
--Caldwell

blip, you ball so hard! <3333

thankfully there is nothing to interest you at caldwell's

thanks, I'm pretty sure I scooped up several of your saw kits from broken houses.

I can follow the flow of power.  I understand the mechanics of each tile.  what I do not get it how the hell one comes up with this design, how to recognize and deduce the likely correct path/dance, or how to modify and implement a design based on this into my own house.  seems too much to mentally juggle.  kudos, though