forum.c-rpg.com changed to http://forum.meleegaming.com ?

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Because this game also includes range and cavalry gameplay 

me·lee/ˈmāˌlā/
Noun:   

A confused fight, skirmish, or scuffle.

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[Vicious666]

fuck the ranged

[Mike_of_Kingswell]

me·lee/ˈmāˌlā/
Noun:   

A confused fight, skirmish, or scuffle.

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Melee (ˈmeɪleɪ/, French: mêlée [mɛle], the French spelling is also quite frequent in English writing), generally refers to disorganized close combat involving a group of fighters. A melee ensues when groups become locked together in combat with no regard to group tactics or fighting as an organized unit; each participant fights as an individual.[1]

During the Middle Ages, tournaments often contained a mêlée consisting of knights fighting one another on foot or while mounted, either divided into two sides or fighting as a free-for-all.

"Melee" has been adopted and popularized as a term in war-gaming, board games, tabletop role-playing games and video games to encompass all close-quarter fighting and directly striking an opponent at ranges generally less than a few feet with, but not only, fists, feet, knives, rifle-butts or any other melee weapon or special spells or tactics with the intention of causing harm.

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Yes, words can have more than one meaning.

That way when archers complain about being nerfed, we can tell them "it's meleegaming, what were you expecting", and when 2h heroes complain about being shot, we can tell them "melee includes ranged, duh".

[Plavor]

True story, bro.

[Teeth]

me·lee/ˈmāˌlā/

Wait, so its pronounced may-lay and not meh-lay?

[cmp]

Wait, so its pronounced may-lay and not meh-lay?

I have no idea how to read /ˈmāˌlā/ (wtf is that?). On another site it has IPA for both (meɪleɪ, meɪˈleɪ, ˈmɛleɪ), so I guess they are both right.

[dodnet]

As arcehr i dont feel at home in this forums anymore !

you never felt home here.

The Ranged Champions of Europe
Germany: Plavor

AHAHAHAHA 

[Polobow]

Wait, so its pronounced may-lay and not meh-lay?

I always used to pronounce it meh-lie, but after hearing it from 3 developers and online people, may-lay seemed the right way to say it.

[chadz]

http://oald8.oxfordlearnersdictionaries.com/dictionary/melee

If you want to sound clever, you pronounce it british
If you want everyone to understand you, you pronounce it american

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I'll go with the first one

[Plavor]

http://oald8.oxfordlearnersdictionaries.com/dictionary/melee

If you want to sound clever, you pronounce it british
If you want everyone to understand you, you pronounce it american

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I'll go with the first one

This.

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http://oald8.oxfordlearnersdictionaries.com/dictionary/melee

If you want to sound clever, you pronounce it british
If you want everyone to understand you, you pronounce it american

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I'll go with the first one

If you want to sound like a chav or a redneck, you pronounce it british or american.
Else you pronounce it french.

[Miwiw]

I always used to pronounce it meh-lie, ...

I always went with this and stay with this. I'm not a native English speaker, I talk like I want 

(that's why I always tell others to pronounce my name like they want...)

[MrShine]

Why ?

Panos
At fifteen, I had the will to  learn ; at thirty, I could stand ; at forty, I had no  doubts ; at fifty, I understood the heavenly Bidding ;  at sixty, my ears were opened ; at seventy, I could  do as my heart lusted without trespassing from the  square.
my old friendcher
donkey


The end times have cometh

[Tovi]

You don't like archers ? Nor french knights ! Remember Azincourt, Poitier and Crecy. Remember Mongols invasions.
That's Medieval warfare ! Not a fucking gladiator show.