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Koko, famed gorilla that learned sign language, dies aged 46
The gorilla, who formed friendships with celebrities such as Robin Williams, died peacefully in her sleep in California
Koko, the gorilla that learned sign language and formed several celebrity friendships while in captivity in the US, has died aged 46
The female western lowland gorilla, which gained fame for its mastery of “gorilla sign language”, died peacefully in its sleep at the Gorilla Foundation’s preserve in California, the foundation said.
Originally named Hanabi-ko – Japanese for “fireworks child” – after being born at San Francisco Zoo in 1971, Koko learned a rudimentary sign language through a researcher, Dr Francine Patterson. Koko reportedly understood around 2,000 words of verbal English.
The subject of numerous documentaries, Koko also appeared on the cover of National Geographic, in picture that the primate took of itself in a mirror. Koko adopted a kitten called All Ball and when the feline was hit and killed by a car in 1984, Patterson was filmed asking Koko what had happened. Koko signed in response: “Cat, cry, have-sorry, Koko-love.”
Further anguish was to come for Koko following the death in 2014 of the actor and comedian Robin Williams. Koko and Williams had struck up a firm friendship in 2001, with the two filmed laughing and cuddling together. The Gorilla Foundation said that Patterson told them Koko was “quiet and very thoughtful” when told of Williams’ passing.
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I achieved making our party's original wizard into a quadratic spellcaster character, multi-classing from wizard to sage to thaumaturge and finally necromancer.
I miss the good old times when Grimoire was just a dream
This had better be the thickest manual in gaming history.
The question remains, is Grimoire on par with the Eye of Beholder?
Glad to hear that! I also see that Grimoire does not bow to the Gaben's Steam sale shenanigans, which is a good indicatorTemple Darkmoon, for example, might be the equivalent of one dungeon out of dozens in Heralds of the Winged Exemplar
The result of 4 months is just 1 feature? Not that complex and not very useful. I don't pay attention to spirit bar at all, so far fear doesn't bother me. But 1 small feature in 4 months is VERY terrifying symptom. With such speed you'll never finish the game in a lifetime, let alone making new one.
You're obviously good at estimating requirements for time in these things, which computer RPG have you worked on part-time? Please send me a link to that game on Steam or else I'm never going to learn how to work efficiently in the time I have. Can't wait to see it, bet it is awesome. Turn based or phased? Crafting?
Of course, i'll shut my trap and apologize if all the bugs and complaints about the game are addressed in v 2.0 (making it playable for non-masochists players)
I am planning to release V2 and the manual before the one year anniversary of the game's release. The manual is nearly finished but work still remains on V2. Even in the upgraded version coming there will still be features pending like custom portraits, etc. that I have put low priority until I get the 2nd version released.
Bambaladam, how do you think grownups support themselves? Do you think I still live with my parents? Do you believe the limited sales of Grimoire provide me with sufficient income I could quit my day job? Someday you'll get a "job" of your own and you'll understand. Nothing has changed because Grimoire was released. It continues to be a part-time pastime. I work on it whenever time permits and with my two hour commute that can be intermittent. I don't work on it because of any reason but a desire to improve it and complete all features including ones never even seen in the current game. I have worked on it four hours this week, in a fifty hour workweek that is a lot of time I wasn't doing what I wanted to do. I work on the game because I have great pride in it. I invite you to work on a game of your own and post it to Steam. I am sure the experience will give you huge perspective you lack now. Get back to me in ten years and let me know how that is going.
MISTER BALTIMORE I'M YOUR GREATEST FAN I NEVER DOUBTED YOU FOR A SECOND