Vaarna_Aarne
Notorious Internet Vandal
Sure.
So where ARE dragon eggs acquired from?
So where ARE dragon eggs acquired from?
its a MYSTARY!!!>tm<Sure.
So where ARE dragon eggs acquired from?
The clothing industry is the future.You have sold an item in the auction house to "Some dude" for 70000 Astral Diamonds. The net income after fees is 63000 Astral Diamonds.
We must invest in high quality tools.
EDIT: Turisas you still playing man? If you're thinking about eloping the gulag, I suggest you leave your tools and comrades for the glorious collective to advance the Codex cause!
Righto.We must invest in high quality tools.
EDIT: Turisas you still playing man? If you're thinking about eloping the gulag, I suggest you leave your tools and comrades for the glorious collective to advance the Codex cause!
Shush, I'm playing Morrowind. I should be done sometime in late july, I guess.
Try fucking a dragon and waiting 9 months. Right, DraQ?Sure.
So where ARE dragon eggs acquired from?
I'd agree mostly, but I've found ToR confining itself to corridors far too often. I do however like the open world + instanced story locations way of doing things. It's just the open world just isn't open enough - and that's no good. Then there is the fact that in ToR you're fighting too often for limited objectives in the open world with other players, which I haven't really found in something like Rift. Honestly though, Cryptic's system really is the worst.I actually prefer this instanced style of MMO. Especially seeing as most quests seem to take place in separate instances. Open-world MMOs rarely do anything other than 'kill x' and 'fetch y.' Neverwinter has those quests too, but there are enough other quests so it doesn't make the entire game tedious.
I like SWTOR's way of doing open world MMO with a few quests in instances. However, I will take open world MMO with few instances over non-open MMO any day.
Neverwinter doesn't feel massive, it feels like a collection of tiny Diablo 3 areas.
I strongly disagree. For one thing, other people are more like pests and parasites in a shared adventure zone, and secondly there's only so much you can do with a shared adventure zone beyond "do x amount of y". I think focusing on something that can actually create interesting and creative content like the Foundry was a much better design choice than any number of large zones.I'd agree mostly, but I've found ToR confining itself to corridors far too often. I do however like the open world + instanced story locations way of doing things. It's just the open world just isn't open enough - and that's no good. Then there is the fact that in ToR you're fighting too often for limited objectives in the open world with other players, which I haven't really found in something like Rift. Honestly though, Cryptic's system really is the worst.I actually prefer this instanced style of MMO. Especially seeing as most quests seem to take place in separate instances. Open-world MMOs rarely do anything other than 'kill x' and 'fetch y.' Neverwinter has those quests too, but there are enough other quests so it doesn't make the entire game tedious.
I like SWTOR's way of doing open world MMO with a few quests in instances. However, I will take open world MMO with few instances over non-open MMO any day.
Neverwinter doesn't feel massive, it feels like a collection of tiny Diablo 3 areas.
I am very pleased to announce that as of today we have Level 20 tailoring access.
When Dragon Eggs start rolling in. That's the only thing that'll be needed, everything else is superfluous or easily manufactured.I am very pleased to announce that as of today we have Level 20 tailoring access.
Aww shit, congrats!
When will the purple underwear production commence?
When Dragon Eggs start rolling in. That's the only thing that'll be needed, everything else is superfluous or easily manufactured.I am very pleased to announce that as of today we have Level 20 tailoring access.
Aww shit, congrats!
When will the purple underwear production commence?
Anyone around lvl 50-52 on Dragon? I'm a cleric looking for party all the time.