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| rdfs:comment | - Walls can come in various heights. The height of an wall will not affect the gameplay but can later be used to make a level look bigger. A height of a wall is determined by an number. (e.g. A 2.0 wall is twice as high as a 1.0 wall) In Wonderland and Return to Wonderland Classic, there is only one height of a wall, the 1.0 wall. In Return To Wonderland Deluxe and Wonderland Secret Worlds, there are 2 more heights: 1.5 and 2.0 walls. In Wonderland Adventures series, Walls have very customizable heights. In the editor, you can define wall heights from 0.0 to 5.0, increasing them and decreasing them by 0.1. You can even use negative values to -5.0, which will create a pit instead of a wall.
- Effect: Slightly increases GC of the front row. Skill Points: 40 MP Cost: 10 Skill Link: Mack Level 15
- Wall is a piece of tall scenery in Mage Arena. The arena walls are formed by walls, columns and an entrance. The annex building with webs and a ladder to underground chambers also has several walls attached to it.
- Fort walls have 1350 health, while Keep walls have 1900 health. Destroying walls doesn't reward any XP. zh:牆
- A wall is terrain that blocks movement and line of sight. A character can’t move or make an attack through a wall. A character also can’t move diagonally past a corner or end of a wall. Count around walls when determining the distance between two characters. Certain big obstacles count as walls, even if that’s not really what they are.
- Walls are used to outline a building. They are fortified to protect. They can be made with Carpentry and Masonry. This article is a . You can help My English Wiki by expanding it.
- The Wall is a building type in Pharaoh.
- The Wall is a tiled castle structure.
- A Wall is a relatively inexpensive defensive structure used to keep enemy units out of a specific area, often made of wood or stone. Walls in Age of Empires can be upgraded, respective to the civilization in use. In Age of Empires II, it is possible to build a Gate, which allows friendly units through, and these can also be built in a section of wall if it is the correct size. In Age of Empires III, walls are simply clicked on and selected to become a Gate, with a small cost of wood.
- Wall is a goddamn bushbaby. He is on a boat!
- Wall is a rating 4 spell and is also a Priest Spell.
- WARNING: Wooden houses are extremely flammable. Do not build fires near them. Edit v3.18: Avoid shutter walls, current bugs wont allow a suitable use.
- This item creates an obstructive wall of ice that remains until a character or shot hits it. During races, there are at least three around the lift.
- I noticed we have the message wall, and I decided that we see what the community thinks. Should we use the Message Wall, or resort to the old-style talk pages?
- Kuriositeettina mainittakoon, että samannimisiä kyliä on toinenkin päivämatkan sisällä.
- Any card that doesn't possess a specific effect that affects gameplay, but is strong enough in DEF points to be a decent defender, is called a Wall. Notable examples include "Labyrinth Wall", "Neo Aqua Madoor", "Millennium Shield", "Big Shield Gardna", and more recently, "Destiny HERO - Defender","Redox, Dragon Ruler of Boulders", "Gachi Gachi Gantetsu" and "Wind-Up Zenmaines". Cards that cannot be destroyed by battle are also considered walls such as "Marshmallon" and "Spirit Reaper".
- A wall can be a divider between properties or an interior wall dividing rooms. When measuring rooms or square footage, keep in mind that walls take up space. If a wall is 6 inches thick, then a room could be a 10 foot by 10 foot square or 100 square feet on the inside, but if measure on the outside, it's 11 x 11 or 121 square feet. Some walls are better than at insulating sound than others. Sometimes a wall is part of the structure holding up the ceiling or roof. Those are "load bearing" walls. Other walls separate the rooms but do not contribute to the strength of the structure.
- Walls are defensive structures helpful in repelling early Era offensive pushes -- in later tiers, maintaining walls is typically futile.
- Chris Martin, code name Wall, is named for his ability to anchor himself immovably to a place. He's a senior, and works for the maintenance department. I was assigned to Jack and another boy called Chris Martin. He was five two and probably 250 lbs of muscle. He had a very square face with short black hair and beard. I’d learned that Jack was some kind of pyrokinesis type and Chris was called The Wall for his ability to anchor himself imperviously to one spot. Both were seniors and neither seemed to be happy shepherding me around.
- The Wall building improves the defense rating of soldiers stationed in the walled city by a percentage of their combined defense. Though each tribe has a different name for the same structure, they perform similarly.
* For the Gauls the wall is called Palisade.
* For the Romans the wall is called City Wall.
* For the Teutons the wall is called Earth Wall.
- Wall is the closest village to Stormhold. It's got everything you'd expect to see in a village. A clear view of who is higher, a little shop and a thriving community. Little is known to the residents of Wall about the wall that ran alongside their village, except of a number of legends. The wall hid an extraordinary secret. No one knows what this secret is and there is a guard standing in between the only gap where those can cross into Stormhold. Many people thought that he was delusional, as he believes that there is another "world" on the other side of the wall.
- Wall was made in the backyard in 1979, during the construction of the house. The construction workers, mostly consisting of Mexicans, raised Wall up when the perverted neighbors continued to peek in the bathroom even though no one lived there yet.
- The wall defends your village against your enemies' troops. The higher its level the better the basic defense of your village. It also increases the defensive strength of your troops. The wall is one of the most important buildings; it increases troops defence by a substantial amount. To construct a Wall, the village first must have a Barracks (level 1).
- A Wall is a defensive structure that can be built in Empire Earth for 10 stone. Walls can be turned into Gates providing that there are 5 consecutive wall blocks in a line. Walls can be used as palisades to warn of enemy approach, slowing down enemy advances cheaply, and as protection for inside units. Pre-modern ranged units such as Longbows, Composite Bows, and Slingers can attack from one side of the wall onto the outside. Bombards, Artillery, Colossus Artillery, Hand Cannoneers, Trench Mortars, and Heavy Mortars also have this ability, yet the upside is that they have an area effect damage.
- Walls are part of buildings, and can be added or removed in Build Mode. Walls define rooms, and keep the inside in and the outside out - which is particularly important with The Sims 2: Seasons and The Sims 3: Seasons. Some items, such as paintings, toilets, some sinks, fire and burglar alarms need to be placed against walls. Walls can also be built diagonally. Diagonal walls can give a house more interesting shapes, but it may not be possible to place some objects on or against them. In The Sims 2 and The Sims 3, windows and doors can be placed on diagonal walls, which was not possible in The Sims.
- A wall is a tile that is impassable, immovable, and indestructible (aside from advanced coding use or the Non-Existence Glitch). Walls are commonly used as barriers for all objects, and they are one of the most varied tiles in Chip's Challenge; there are nine types of walls in existence with varying properties and range of effectiveness. Six walls are primary walls:
* The wall covered in this article, known simply as wall
* Blue wall
* Hidden wall
* Invisible wall
* Thin wall
* Recessed wall
* Toggle wall
* Clone machine
* Clone block
- To create a Wall, click NEW (to make a new actor) ==> Wall. Walls are used to block players from from moving past them. In the item behavior tab, you can use keys to let the player pass through a wall. The key must be an item that the player can pick up. Here is a description of the conditions tab. Walls belong in background layer. Walls that appear or disappear or those that can be unlocked by keys belong in active layer.
- Wall (or Bahr VI) was a planet located somewhere in the space of the galaxy's Alpha or Beta Quadrants, the sixth planet in orbit of the Bahr star system, at coordinates 8.92S 5.31E. The world had two moons (see unnamed moons). By reference stardate 2/2306.01, the world had a population of 1.25 billion individuals, mostly Human, and the government was an associate member of the Federation. (FASA RPG module: The Federation)
- Walls reduce the power of charging enemies, protecting the hero and their creatures from attack. To maximize their effectiveness, walls will instantly move to the front of the battle, closest to the enemy, when they are created. Walls will only block enemy attacks - units can always attack over their own walls. When two sections of wall have been placed in the same line, they will combine to form a thicker wall. Note that this only happens once - if a third section of wall is created, it will be placed behind the thicker section of wall.
- The wall is a terrain type represented mainly by - and . There are a few ways to pass through walls.
* You can dig through most walls.
* You can pass through walls if you are polymorphed into a monster that can do so.
* A dwarf with a pickaxe, an umber hulk, or a rock mole will randomly dig through walls, clearing a path for you. Sometimes items (mostly gold and gems) are embedded in walls. If a monster, such as a Xorn, is killed while phasing through a wall, any objects it is carrying will become embedded in the wall.
- A wall is any vertical surface. It is represented as follows:
* Two vertices are defined for the endpoints.
* A linedef specifies the "from" and "to" vertices, and one or two sidedefs.
* Each sidedef names the wall texture(s) displayed on one side of the wall and the sector that that side faces.
* The sector defines the floor and ceiling height (bottom and top of the wall).
- The Wall feature on Facebook allows users to post messages to their Facebook friends, either on their own Wall or their friends' Walls. The entire Facebook site was reformatted in late 2008; as a result, users are now able to post pictures, videos, and other multimedia on each others' Walls along with links and regular text. YouTube video clips are especially popular. The "Wall-to-Wall" feature allows users to view an entire Wall exchange between two users, regardless of how far back the log goes. Only users who are mutual friends or part of the same network can view each other's Wall-to-Wall, unless either user's privacy settings have been changed to dictate otherwise.
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- Rope
- Cut Grass
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- Cut Stone
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- The Sims, The Sims 2, The Sims 3,The Sims 4
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- Stone Wall
- Hay Wall
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- Wood Wall
- Thulecite Wall
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| Available | - Stronghold
- Stronghold Crusader
- Stronghold Crusader 2
- Stronghold 2
- Stronghold Legends
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| Location | - Bahr star system, coordinates 8.92S 5.31E, Alpha or Beta Quadrant, The Triangle
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| abstract | - Walls can come in various heights. The height of an wall will not affect the gameplay but can later be used to make a level look bigger. A height of a wall is determined by an number. (e.g. A 2.0 wall is twice as high as a 1.0 wall) In Wonderland and Return to Wonderland Classic, there is only one height of a wall, the 1.0 wall. In Return To Wonderland Deluxe and Wonderland Secret Worlds, there are 2 more heights: 1.5 and 2.0 walls. In Wonderland Adventures series, Walls have very customizable heights. In the editor, you can define wall heights from 0.0 to 5.0, increasing them and decreasing them by 0.1. You can even use negative values to -5.0, which will create a pit instead of a wall.
- The wall is a terrain type represented mainly by - and . There are a few ways to pass through walls.
* You can dig through most walls.
* You can pass through walls if you are polymorphed into a monster that can do so.
* A dwarf with a pickaxe, an umber hulk, or a rock mole will randomly dig through walls, clearing a path for you. Sometimes items (mostly gold and gems) are embedded in walls. If a monster, such as a Xorn, is killed while phasing through a wall, any objects it is carrying will become embedded in the wall. If you don't have any means of digging, kicking the wall will sometimes make the item fall loose, allowing you to pick it up. You can also zap the objects with a wand of teleportation to move them to random locations on the level. Embedded items can be polymorphed with a wand of polymorph, but this does not remove them from the wall. This page is a . You could probably [ expand this page] should you wish to do so.
- Effect: Slightly increases GC of the front row. Skill Points: 40 MP Cost: 10 Skill Link: Mack Level 15
- Wall is a piece of tall scenery in Mage Arena. The arena walls are formed by walls, columns and an entrance. The annex building with webs and a ladder to underground chambers also has several walls attached to it.
- Fort walls have 1350 health, while Keep walls have 1900 health. Destroying walls doesn't reward any XP. zh:牆
- Wall (or Bahr VI) was a planet located somewhere in the space of the galaxy's Alpha or Beta Quadrants, the sixth planet in orbit of the Bahr star system, at coordinates 8.92S 5.31E. The world had two moons (see unnamed moons). In the 23rd century, Wall was home to a Human mining colony, a noted manufacturing planet for the Federation. Among the many items constructed on Wall are orbital shuttles and transports which are used throughout the Federation. As the planet contains only trace elements of precious minerals, many basic necessities had to be imported. However, the trade deficit was covered by the vast amount of shuttles and transports which were sold every year. By reference stardate 2/2306.01, the world had a population of 1.25 billion individuals, mostly Human, and the government was an associate member of the Federation. (FASA RPG module: The Federation)
- A wall is terrain that blocks movement and line of sight. A character can’t move or make an attack through a wall. A character also can’t move diagonally past a corner or end of a wall. Count around walls when determining the distance between two characters. Certain big obstacles count as walls, even if that’s not really what they are.
- A wall is any vertical surface. It is represented as follows:
* Two vertices are defined for the endpoints.
* A linedef specifies the "from" and "to" vertices, and one or two sidedefs.
* Each sidedef names the wall texture(s) displayed on one side of the wall and the sector that that side faces.
* The sector defines the floor and ceiling height (bottom and top of the wall). A linedef, and thus a wall, can be one-sided or two-sided. One-sided walls display a single texture, and have no play area directly behind them. Two-sided walls can display a lower, middle, and upper texture (any of which may be transparent) to help create steps, windows and the like. The "middle" is determined by the floor and ceiling of the sector on the other side of the linedef.
- Walls are used to outline a building. They are fortified to protect. They can be made with Carpentry and Masonry. This article is a . You can help My English Wiki by expanding it.
- Walls are part of buildings, and can be added or removed in Build Mode. Walls define rooms, and keep the inside in and the outside out - which is particularly important with The Sims 2: Seasons and The Sims 3: Seasons. Some items, such as paintings, toilets, some sinks, fire and burglar alarms need to be placed against walls. Walls can also be built diagonally. Diagonal walls can give a house more interesting shapes, but it may not be possible to place some objects on or against them. In The Sims 2 and The Sims 3, windows and doors can be placed on diagonal walls, which was not possible in The Sims. The Sims 2 allows either 2000 or 2100 wall segments per lot before the game will not allow a player to add any more - half-walls are included in this limit, but fences are not. This limit has either been substantially increased or eliminated altogether in The Sims 3, though the upper limit (if any) is unknown. Walls can be covered by paint, wallpaper, brick, stone, wood panels and siding, etc. to increase the mood of Sims. In The Sims 3, walls that are not covered will give Sims negative moodlets; in earlier games, uncovered walls will reduce the Room/Environment score.
- The Wall is a building type in Pharaoh.
- The Wall is a tiled castle structure.
- A Wall is a relatively inexpensive defensive structure used to keep enemy units out of a specific area, often made of wood or stone. Walls in Age of Empires can be upgraded, respective to the civilization in use. In Age of Empires II, it is possible to build a Gate, which allows friendly units through, and these can also be built in a section of wall if it is the correct size. In Age of Empires III, walls are simply clicked on and selected to become a Gate, with a small cost of wood.
- Wall is a goddamn bushbaby. He is on a boat!
- Wall is a rating 4 spell and is also a Priest Spell.
- WARNING: Wooden houses are extremely flammable. Do not build fires near them. Edit v3.18: Avoid shutter walls, current bugs wont allow a suitable use.
- The Wall feature on Facebook allows users to post messages to their Facebook friends, either on their own Wall or their friends' Walls. The entire Facebook site was reformatted in late 2008; as a result, users are now able to post pictures, videos, and other multimedia on each others' Walls along with links and regular text. YouTube video clips are especially popular. The "Wall-to-Wall" feature allows users to view an entire Wall exchange between two users, regardless of how far back the log goes. Only users who are mutual friends or part of the same network can view each other's Wall-to-Wall, unless either user's privacy settings have been changed to dictate otherwise. Walls are used for various purposes: idle chit-chat; chain letters and messages; plan-making; announcements; and more. Along with Facebook's Inbox and new IM feature, the Wall is the primary mode of user communication on the site. There is a character limit employed on Wall messages to prevent a single message from taking up too much space on a Wall; however, users can sidestep the feature by posting multiple messages as continuations of the others.
- A wall is a tile that is impassable, immovable, and indestructible (aside from advanced coding use or the Non-Existence Glitch). Walls are commonly used as barriers for all objects, and they are one of the most varied tiles in Chip's Challenge; there are nine types of walls in existence with varying properties and range of effectiveness. Six walls are primary walls:
* The wall covered in this article, known simply as wall
* Blue wall
* Hidden wall
* Invisible wall
* Thin wall
* Recessed wall and there are three secondary walls, with additional properties compared to a regular wall:
* Toggle wall
* Clone machine
* Clone block In addition to the wall tiles themselves, many tiles block passage of specific objects through them, and are termed acting walls to these objects. For example, fire is an acting wall to bugs and walkers, and also to all other monsters but the fireball in Lynx. All other monsters will be killed if they step in fire in MS.
- Walls reduce the power of charging enemies, protecting the hero and their creatures from attack. To maximize their effectiveness, walls will instantly move to the front of the battle, closest to the enemy, when they are created. Walls will only block enemy attacks - units can always attack over their own walls. When two sections of wall have been placed in the same line, they will combine to form a thicker wall. Note that this only happens once - if a third section of wall is created, it will be placed behind the thicker section of wall. All five factions have special rules for their walls that increase their usefulness. For example, Sylvan walls regenerate hit points every turn.
- Wall was made in the backyard in 1979, during the construction of the house. The construction workers, mostly consisting of Mexicans, raised Wall up when the perverted neighbors continued to peek in the bathroom even though no one lived there yet. At the tender age of 3, Wall became interested in athletics and sports. Wall tried many: basketball, track and field, and baseball. Then, on one faithful March day, Wall tried his hand at tennis. It was immediately evident from then on that Wall was an extremely talented tennis athlete. Wall was encouraged at its early age to be competitive and start practicing. Wall began training almost immediately, when the residents of the house began to have their daughter battle it. She never won, and was discouraged from ever becoming a professional tennis player. The daughter's coach then abandoned her and recruited Wall to become the new prodigy. This betrayal led to a passionate and violent feud between the residents of the house and Wall.
- The wall defends your village against your enemies' troops. The higher its level the better the basic defense of your village. It also increases the defensive strength of your troops. The wall is one of the most important buildings; it increases troops defence by a substantial amount. To construct a Wall, the village first must have a Barracks (level 1). A wall will appear after construction as a simple wooden palisade. At level 5 it will be reinforced with a walkway and simple towers. At level 15 it is a stone wall with a walkway and towers. The wall level does not affect the appearance of a village on the map. Rams and catapults can affect the wall, the former able to damage only it, while the latter can target any building in the village. Because walls can help a player cut down an incredibly powerful attack force without rams, it is important to bring wall-damaging siege equipment if you are attacking another player.
- This item creates an obstructive wall of ice that remains until a character or shot hits it. During races, there are at least three around the lift.
- I noticed we have the message wall, and I decided that we see what the community thinks. Should we use the Message Wall, or resort to the old-style talk pages?
- Kuriositeettina mainittakoon, että samannimisiä kyliä on toinenkin päivämatkan sisällä.
- Any card that doesn't possess a specific effect that affects gameplay, but is strong enough in DEF points to be a decent defender, is called a Wall. Notable examples include "Labyrinth Wall", "Neo Aqua Madoor", "Millennium Shield", "Big Shield Gardna", and more recently, "Destiny HERO - Defender","Redox, Dragon Ruler of Boulders", "Gachi Gachi Gantetsu" and "Wind-Up Zenmaines". Cards that cannot be destroyed by battle are also considered walls such as "Marshmallon" and "Spirit Reaper".
- A wall can be a divider between properties or an interior wall dividing rooms. When measuring rooms or square footage, keep in mind that walls take up space. If a wall is 6 inches thick, then a room could be a 10 foot by 10 foot square or 100 square feet on the inside, but if measure on the outside, it's 11 x 11 or 121 square feet. Some walls are better than at insulating sound than others. Sometimes a wall is part of the structure holding up the ceiling or roof. Those are "load bearing" walls. Other walls separate the rooms but do not contribute to the strength of the structure.
- Walls are defensive structures helpful in repelling early Era offensive pushes -- in later tiers, maintaining walls is typically futile.
- Chris Martin, code name Wall, is named for his ability to anchor himself immovably to a place. He's a senior, and works for the maintenance department. I was assigned to Jack and another boy called Chris Martin. He was five two and probably 250 lbs of muscle. He had a very square face with short black hair and beard. I’d learned that Jack was some kind of pyrokinesis type and Chris was called The Wall for his ability to anchor himself imperviously to one spot. Both were seniors and neither seemed to be happy shepherding me around.
- A Wall is a defensive structure that can be built in Empire Earth for 10 stone. Walls can be turned into Gates providing that there are 5 consecutive wall blocks in a line. Walls can be used as palisades to warn of enemy approach, slowing down enemy advances cheaply, and as protection for inside units. Pre-modern ranged units such as Longbows, Composite Bows, and Slingers can attack from one side of the wall onto the outside. Bombards, Artillery, Colossus Artillery, Hand Cannoneers, Trench Mortars, and Heavy Mortars also have this ability, yet the upside is that they have an area effect damage. Walls are easily damaged by siege cannons such as Serpentines, Howitzers, and Paladin Cannons.
- To create a Wall, click NEW (to make a new actor) ==> Wall. Walls are used to block players from from moving past them. In the item behavior tab, you can use keys to let the player pass through a wall. The key must be an item that the player can pick up. Here is a description of the conditions tab. Walls belong in background layer. Walls that appear or disappear or those that can be unlocked by keys belong in active layer. The wall is also the part of a user's profile where other users may view and leave messages. This feature is not available yet and will be implemented with phase 2 of social features.
- The Wall building improves the defense rating of soldiers stationed in the walled city by a percentage of their combined defense. Though each tribe has a different name for the same structure, they perform similarly.
* For the Gauls the wall is called Palisade.
* For the Romans the wall is called City Wall.
* For the Teutons the wall is called Earth Wall.
- Wall is the closest village to Stormhold. It's got everything you'd expect to see in a village. A clear view of who is higher, a little shop and a thriving community. Little is known to the residents of Wall about the wall that ran alongside their village, except of a number of legends. The wall hid an extraordinary secret. No one knows what this secret is and there is a guard standing in between the only gap where those can cross into Stormhold. Many people thought that he was delusional, as he believes that there is another "world" on the other side of the wall.
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