Do you think Cantr is educational?

[trage]

Yes that is why I said 10.

[Lone Wolf]

The school has decided not to allow Cantr to be played in class and used as a teaching tool. They are affraid the students may break the capital rule and ruin the game for the rest of us, and they are affraid of disputes from in the game becoming a problem in the class.
They were also concerned about the forum but I couldn't get much out of them about that. Its to bad because had it worked out the calss would have made donations. But I can still get the students to try the game at home though

[rklenseth]

That's pretty sad. Though it will save the Player's Department a bit of work.

About the forum, I imagine our debates in the Non-Cantr area concerned them. Sometimes they can get a bit over the edge.

[Lone Wolf]

That's pretty sad. Though it will save the Player's Department a bit of work.

About the forum, I imagine our debates in the Non-Cantr area concerned them. Sometimes they can get a bit over the edge.

That is possible. I don't know what all they seen I wasn't there for all of it, I just let them use my accout to read the forum and then went and spoke to a few students. So we should be getting some new players still, but not as much as I had hoped.

[nitefyre]

I've learned a lot from simple cantr governments how stuff somewhat works in real life.

And addictions of course, as well? *coughs*

[check his sig]

[Meh]

Cantr II: A life more interesting that yours

LOL

[jeslange]

Cantr 2: A life more interesting than yours. For free.

Hey! That's a damned good ad!

[Pirog]

Um...I kind of pity you if you consider people spending years of their lives just collecting carrots having a more interesting life than you

[trage]

I like Nitfyre's signature .

[Meh]

Um...I kind of pity you if you consider people spending years of their lives just collecting carrots having a more interesting life than you

LOL

We said A life more interesting than your. The other 14 are another story.

[choriste]

Cantr is doing wonders for improving my Esperanto. I learnt it on Pal Talk and there used to be a chat room where I could learn and practice it. Now, the Esperanto world in Cantr is the last place where I can practice it daily.

[nitefyre]

I like Nitfyre's signature .

Thank you but I was getting at Jake's lil addiction proj-blem. =D

Cantr is doing wonders for improving my Esperanto. I learnt it on Pal Talk and there used to be a chat room where I could learn and practice it. Now, the Esperanto world in Cantr is the last place where I can practice it daily.

Esperanto? Isn't that a GTA:Vice City car that goes really slow and has almost no handle? Err wha? =\

[Junesun]

Esperanto? Isn't that a GTA:Vice City car that goes really slow and has almost no handle? Err wha? =\

No, it's an intauxlang (international auxiliary language), a language that was planned in order to be as easy as possible so that everybody could learn & use it as their second language. Its vocabulary is based on European languages (despite that, Japan, Iran and Brazil are probably the countries with the most Esperanto speakers) and its grammar is extremely easy and completely regular. One can learn it very quickly, up to 5 times as fast as any European national language.
There are other planned languages, some that aspire to be an intauxlang (like Ido, Eurish, Latine sine flexione, Volapük,...) and others that were created "just for fun" (like Klingon or Elvish). However, Esperanto is by far the most successful of those.

I like to practise my Esperanto via Cantr as well. In fact, I'm in charge of translating the game to Esperanto.

Judith

[nitefyre]

Esperanto? Isn't that a GTA:Vice City car that goes really slow and has almost no handle? Err wha? =\

No, it's an intauxlang (international auxiliary language), a language that was planned in order to be as easy as possible so that everybody could learn & use it as their second language. Its vocabulary is based on European languages (despite that, Japan, Iran and Brazil are probably the countries with the most Esperanto speakers) and its grammar is extremely easy and completely regular. One can learn it very quickly, up to 5 times as fast as any European national language.
There are other planned languages, some that aspire to be an intauxlang (like Ido, Eurish, Latine sine flexione, Volapük,...) and others that were created "just for fun" (like Klingon or Elvish). However, Esperanto is by far the most successful of those.

I like to practise my Esperanto via Cantr as well. In fact, I'm in charge of translating the game to Esperanto.

Judith

That sounds cool- I'm still ettinggay hetay anghay ofa igpay atinlay!

[g1asswa1ker]

LOL I have two collage credits for conversational Klingon...I mentioned I would relearn klingon if we could put it in the game too LOL