The Regents Onenim and Chawiva met citizens of Hydlaa near the Temple.
They declared the Empire will prepare and put under Imperial Administration a settlement in the second half of Bronze Door Roads, at the Hermit's Hills.

That declaration was met with mixed opinions. Some people are calling for boycott of the Empire, while others are interested to take part in that initiative.

The Empire declared its intent to prepare a scientific facility for study of magic and archeology, a military training field with training and hunting sessions, as well as a storage area for travellers.
Though their announcement to put that territory under Imperial Law sparked animosity. "It's only rules to follow" some said. "The Octarch would not approve of that" others said.
Any crimes committed in that territory would be resolved with a trial.

While the Imperial Administration doesn't breach any law of the Octarchial Decree and does not hinder any travel, this poses some worries for some citizens.
The laws will be available for everyone to see in the entrance of the territory.

Time is up.
People start talking about Macron and stuff, wtf.
Sure he has a nice project, though he's still under German influence. I digress.

About that whole "CDC" thing. I took my glasses and done my research. 

https://www.nytimes.com/2017/12/16/health/cdc-trump-banned-words.html

First things first, it wasn't a ban. CDC officials don't say a meeting never happened though. It is definitely a strong recommendation.

Now, that recommendation is only used in budget reports.
Is that bad ? Not really. Is it okay ? Not the slightest.
Actually, it is a fact that you can't escape politics. Even a doctor can't.
If you want to help people, you will need funding. If you start telling your banker that you're leaving your job, you shouldn't expect that shiny loan. Same goes for everyone, every investor. (and yes, the State and the population IS an investor.)

http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2017/12/16/trump-administration-reportedly-prohibits-cdc-from-using-words-like-transgender-fetus.html

In the case of “science-based” and “evidence-based,” the analyst said a substitute phrase was: “CDC bases its recommendations on science in consideration with community standards and wishes.

So the "complete-ban" is already debunked, but is also shows one thing. All words are not treated the same.

Okay so. We can ask ourselves, why this recommendation ? The recommendation is for budget reports for the Congress, and I think it might be useful to consider what would be the worst case scenario.
Let's say the CDC puts up a thing in the report about transgender stuff. They vote to approve it. Now conservatives are pissed off and republican congressmen aren't going to be reelected (it might be important to realize that the elections are happening next year, the majority of the House is republican, and with the brutal surprise Trump, it will be a very important thing to follow).
These words are risky for economic and political reasons. It is far from being Orwellian. It is business.

Now the question for debate is : "Is it okay that an organization such as the CDC has to follow politics and depend on public opinion for funding ?"

Sure does, feel free to knock back home

The Empire changed its leadership to Jilerel and Dilihin, now Arch-Chancellors.

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PS Hacker and amateur of Blender & game coding here.

Without the unoptimized shadows of CS, you can run more than 5 000 000 polygons on a low end computer on PS.
Plus, with the current computers, game engines can handle more than thousands of polygons for simple items without problems (that is, if you forget unoptimized shaders)

Most recent games have weapons that have more than 1000 polygons, going up to more than 10000. (Half Life 2 has for example about 2000 polygons for the simple pistol, but that's a FPS)

But even if our limits with polycount gets pushed off higher and higher, it's still a good practice to keep the poly count as low as you can.
The decimate modifier might help you in that in Blender, but it can lead to some mesh glitches, so be sure to check everything by yourself in edit mode.
You used too much polygons because you tried to give the bow a smooth look with only vertices, but shaders have a huge part in making something smooth or not  . For example, click the smooth shading in the toolbox.

I would say that for a game, this bow should have like between 500 and 5000 polygons, depending on the game engine, the target audience, and if you're using a lot of high res models at the same time. For PS using CrystalSpace, <1000 polygons is good.

No Textures. I didn't really take the time to look through all of the PS .dds.

IRL called me, I am postponing the event.

If you have an idea of when to make it happen, please tell me. Having talked to some people, Saturday 19 GMT+2 is not the best hour.