Yes I agree, but finding a local pharmacist that understands compounding rather than just counting out pills can be challenging.

2050 BC is the Bronze Age around almost all the world.
If Thogg is taking a month to figure out how to bash your skull in with a rock you likely have nothing to worry about.
You'd be about 8000 years after the neolithic agricultural revolution general tool use had been around for quite a while by then.

That said, I wouldn't be inviting Thogg over for tea.

When I look up the total land area of the earth i get different numbers ranging from 148M sq. km to 153M sq. km.
So an average of 150.5M sq. km + or minus @2.5M sq. km or @965k sq. miles

So they're mapping to less than the margin of error for different sources as to the total land area.
But what I find interesting is that there appears to be variations equal to three times the area of Alaska (656k sq. Miles).

http://hypertextbook.com/facts/2001/DanielChen.shtml

And at the same time they're introducing a feature to turn off experience gathering to more fully support twinking which is almost exclusively a lower level endeavor.

Yeah, I agree there about the DK's I kinda thought there should be at least a couple of additional quests to do for the King before being granted Friendly/Honored status.

http://recaptcha.net/

If the program kept track of sections people were skipping the game designers could then take another look at them and possibly tweak them to make them more enjoyable /playable, etc.

And a really stupid fuel efficiency expert at that, since by your example you'd have distance traveled / fuel consumed = N / 0 = undefined; not infinite.

Sounds like your experience is not unlike mine in working on SAP installations.
Businesses need to change long running business processes to model the software's processes/templates.
There's often a lot of resistance to changing these processes; usually for no reason other than institutional inertia.
If you don't have buy-in from the top for the need to make these changes then the implementation is almost doomed to failure.

To paraphrase Uncle Red: There are very few problems that can not be solved with a suitable use of high explosives.

Thus if the problem remains, you didn't use enough explosives.

Here's another gem of a game, from 1982 for the Atari 2600 home console:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Custer's_Revenge

Ah; the good old days.