Don't you just love how David Wit's bunnies keep constantly reappearing no matter how many of them you brutally slaughter? Because I sure do. EDIT: Link was down, imagine that.
I certainly hope you played that in real-time. Reminds me of fireflashing the villagers sleeping on the floor after the festival in Stillwater.
Can't say for sure, that screenshot is from a game which I played nearly two years ago. I think I used real time to pour my wrath upon them and when most of the terrain was covered in bunnies I changed to TB, since it was easier to fill the gaps like that. They cramp when they burst. I wouldn't want the duct tape to inhibit the lovely feeling.
The most I've ever bothered getting was 150k gold. And a hundred fate points...damn...never had more than 15 or so myself. I'm a bit curious how you got that.
When I play magick, I visit those gypsy women at the end of each day, just before going for my beauty sleep at the nearby inn. The habit lasts until both I and all of my followers have all-arcane equipment. In that particular game I decided to put an end to their lives afterwards, and discovered that the ammount of money they were able to gather by then was insane. 1. Kill Gilbert Bates (and get a fate point). 2. Cast create undead on him. 3. Dispell (and get a fate point). 4. Repeat steps 2 to 3 for a fate point each time. Resurrecting him and killing him over and over again works as well, but not only does it require much more mana, that way you can't order him to destroy him mansion with his bare undead hands while you're at it. There also the Kree method. When you sneak into Kree, grab the golden statue and leave the city without killing a single barberian, you get a fate point after crossing the outer city walls. If you make a step (or a few) backwards and then forwards, you get another fate point. Over and over again. All of these methods are obviously exploitations of bugs which were repaired in the UAP.
