Thanks, I'll try it out.

Also I forgot to mention that when I try to copy and paste the server URL into the the URL bar I just get sent to a google search for that link.

I'm sure there's a solution, but I recommend that you try Spadille. I prefer it much more than the in-browser server lists.

http://nateshoffner.com/nateshoffner.com/projects/spadille

I'm having an issue since I switched to Google Chrome and then I probably did something dumb. Whenever I click on a server name, nothing happens at all. There's no popup asking we what application to run the link with or any thing. I think I might have clicked a no button on something I should have clicked yes on. If anyone has any idea of what I should do I'd appreciate the help.

nein, ich benutze google uebersetzer nicht. Aber, jetzt ich glaube es sollt "Ich habe deine posts gesehen" Mein Deutsch ist nicht so gut, aber ich kann ein bisschen sprechen

also, i think i agree with influx, i know what you are saying, but some of it is kind of weird.

also, influx, i think it is basically the first five(excluding den) (Nominativ: der, die, das Akkusativ: die, das) end with -e, then everything else is -en, but i believe if there is "ein" in front of the adjective, it may be what you are saying. i'm not very good at this language, but this is what i think

If you're going to "teach" German, at least use proper spellings and grammar. All nouns need capitals.

Also, "deutsch stunde"... Shouldn't that be "deutsche Stunde"? I was taught that if the noun ended with -e, it was a feminine word, and any adjectives also have the letter e on the end. Masculine words have adjectives that end in -er and neutral words have adjectives that end in -es.

ne das war ein spruch aus ner komedie serie
und benutzt du ein wenig google?

Ich kann ein bisschen Deutsch sprechen. Ich hatte deine posts sehen, und ich glaube du sprichst verschiedene Deutsch, oder das war slang?

just use google to understand me
hallo du bist bei chosenlamas deutsch stunde

Nothing stops you from posting your idea to both.

Actually, that would be ideal. Post your idea on the forum and Google moderator, and then link to the forum post in the comments bellow the Google post, and link to the Google post in your forum post.

That way people can both vote AND discuss!

IMO forum board for suggestion is way better than google moderator. It require arguments, promote discussion, and show who is for and who against - because newbie vote means a lot less than vote of veteran who really know how the game works. Google moderator is just plain ochlocracy.

Wait, we don't have moderators? I just assumed...

Actually, just for fun, I searched the suggestions and low-and-behold there is already one suggesting appointed moderators (as well as rules and stuff). I wonder, should we use the ideas thread for the forums too, or just for the game?

Well, at any rate, here is the suggestion.

http://goo.gl/mod/zp0X

(P.S. how i hyperlink web?)

There (still :x) are no moderators here. And so noone can sticky something here.
Ben still didn't take care of this. :/
So the only way to keep this useful thread up is to bump it by posting to it.

A month or so ago, the community created this:

http://www.google.com/moderator/#16/e=6f3a1

It's a community moderated list of suggestions for Ace of Spades. Since it's creation, over 500 people have submitted over 250 suggestions and cast over 16,000 votes for these various suggestions. Despite this, threads keep popping up that contain the same suggestions over and over and over. However, it occurred to me that perhaps a lot of the newer members of the forums don't know about this suggestions system.

So here you go. Have a suggestion or idea? Pitch it to the community here and see what other people think about it. Then, you can browse the list of suggestions and vote for the ones you like, downvote the ones that suck, and help make the list more complete and organized so that Ben can know what the community wants to see in his game in the future.

Also, could we get a moderator to pin this somewhere on the forum? Having all the ideas and suggestions in one place keeps the forums over here a lot cleaner, and I imagine makes it easier for Ben to get gauge what the community as a whole wants.