Ah, yes, because the built-in browser spell check feature is the be-all end-all of correct spelling, over such resources as the linked Merriam Webster.

I have replied to you for one reason, and one reason alone, and that is to make it perfectly clear that I was calling *you*.

The rest of your reply will be treated with the ignominy it deserves: dismissal.

Except every place on the internet says it's wrong so what the fuck you still arguing for when you're wrong.
Using an irrelevant dictionary doesn't count.

Use a real dictionary when attempting to argue things

I guess that settles it, then. Back to D:OS combat tips.

It does settle it. What these people fail to get even after being told over and over, is that I'm in America, so in America if it says their way is wrong, then it's wrong. Not sure what everyone is trying to accomplish by trying to cram down my throat, their point of view. Btu what really amazes me how every place on the internet, GOOGLE, Spell Check, MS word you name it, including this forum and they're all still trying to argue points that don't matter. The only thing that matters is what is currently accepted worldwide, and clearly if the spell check is saying their spelling is wrong then they need to accept that.

I just had this wonderful epiphany - what a brilliant idea I had back then - selecting B.E. as browser spell checking add-on. My emotions are just so colourful I just can't describe how happy this makes me, from now on I savour this flavoured fragrance to relish the way how our neighbours deal with the lorries full of atrocities of linguistics coming their way.

Oh and back on Topic, bows are pretty awesome with high perception. I just love what kind of damage they deal with just 8 Dexterity, easily obtainable by some magical Equipment. I've not tried marksmen skills yet or special ammo as my witch is busy casting spells most of the time. Though the best Attribute, in my humble opinion is speed. Speed gives you initiative, movement and action points recovery each round. In combination with a high leader skill you always start first, can summon your 3-4 dragon-fodder units while backing off to safety and picking the enemies one by one.

Prithy, archery is fairely decent. The Ricochet skill allows one to hit a few targets in a single shot and is a guaranteed hit (but no elemental damage), the special arrows give you spell effects without the necessitie of casting skills, and with high perception one mayest initiate combat before proximitie to the enemie automatically starts the fyte.

Given all of the comparisons of DOS to Ultima 7, I'm now sorely tempted to start writing in Ultima 7-style English...

...and perceptive as thou art, no traps shall escape thine eyes most keen!

No. No. Resist...