Game News Seal of Evil contest at RPGDot

[Spazmo]

Tags: Object Software; Seal of Evil

<a href="http://www.rpgdot.com">RPGDot</a> have scored five copies of Object Software's Seal of Evil to give away. Here's <b>Dhruin</b> with the dirt.
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<blockquote>Thanks to GMX Media, RPGDot has 5 copies of Object Software's Chinese-themed RPG Seal of Evil to give away!
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Simply read our preview or check out the Seal of Evil site to find the answer to our question below, then hit the link to send us an email with your answer. We'll select 5 random winners from the correct entries, who will each receive a copy of Seal of Evil from GMX Media. Easy!</blockquote>
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Easy indeed. Hit the <a href=http://www.rpgdot.com/index.php?hsaction=10053&ID=1058>contest page</a> to enter.

 

[Sol Invictus]

Answers:
Fire, Water, Wood, Earth, Metal.

Now go, young grasshopper.

 

[Diogo Ribeiro]

Ok, I don't have Outlook Express and the link gives me an error, but I assume I can still send it by using the email provided (Dhruin's email) and placing "Seal of Evil Giveaway" as the subject, right?

I feel such a redneck when I have all this technology at my disposal, I understand it, and it fails to work because of a minor problem

 

[Sol Invictus]

Send an email to dhruin@rpgdot.com with "Seal of Evil Giveaway" without quotes as the subject header.

 

[Diogo Ribeiro]

Yeah, like I thought. Ok, sent.

Now, to eagerly await for the time Ill be told I didn't win it. I love that part.

 

[Whipporowill]

There are worse scenarios - not being told, and waiting in endless suspense. TEH horror!

 

[Sol Invictus]

I won a free entry to the first Beta for Dragon Empires. That game never materialized. Suckage.

 

[Whipporowill]

I'd consider myself lucky if I were you, the game was shaping up terribly - from looking great and being skillbased (like UO) it went to fugly, class and racebased. Good riddance!

 

[Diogo Ribeiro]

That does suck, Ex.

 

[Sol Invictus]

Oh, damn. So it's like World of Warcraft then. WOW started as a skill-based system, initially. Gradually, they removed the skills and now, there aren't even skillpoints anymore. There's no more skills - they're called professions, and the professions you choose for your character is a no-brainer, because you'll want what your class uses anyway.

Lame.

 

[Whipporowill]

"Never underestimate the stupidity of your customers", seems to be the buzzwords lately. The mmorpg closest to what I wanted was UO, and still is... sadly enough, considering it's a bit on the old side, and basically just filled with new and freaky content.