ForeverdarkWoods
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Well. I have the next part done. It does, however, appear that I can't keep more images in a single free imgur account. Will post up as soon as I figure something else out.
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In Progress The adventures of Asshat the Warrior. Let's play Swords and Serpents for the NES!
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How does that work? I have more than a thousand images in my free imgur account, no problems so far.
ForeverdarkWoods
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I don't know. It just told me that it was going to remove anything but the 225 most recent ones from view. Theres almost 225 pics in this LP already. I'll try uploading the batch anyway tomorrow and see what actually happens in the thread.
How does that work? I have more than a thousand images in my free imgur account, no problems so far.
schluberlubs
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Don't sweat it, Forever. They’re not going to remove the images from the site, just hide them from your account page. A way to get round this is to organize your images into albums.
Either way, you don't have to worry about images being removed from earlier parts of your LP. Well for the time being, at least.
Either way, you don't have to worry about images being removed from earlier parts of your LP. Well for the time being, at least.
ForeverdarkWoods
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Ok. This is the first time using imgur for me, so I had little idea what their policies were. We all know about the frog problem so imageshack was out, which is why I used it.
ForeverdarkWoods
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Ok. What we have here is more or less the material from a session where I managed to get through level 3. It's not going to be so blind since when I played the part that I lost to an emulator crash, I managed to get to level 5, which you will probably see me do in the next update (4 is easy). That's why you will notice I know exactly how to beat level 3, since I just did it and then started recapping the level once I lost all that progress. So, without further ado, let's get started.
We start at the temple.
We look at our status. Since the gamestate codes do not save our progress towards the next level, the experience is at zero. We have for all intents and purposes just gained exp. level 5.
We go downward, fighting shitty mobs.
From the experiments last time, I now know that it is beneficial to have the Shield spell on pretty much all the time. It saves you mana from making it so you don't have to heal that often since it raises the AC of the entire party by 1 and costs like 1 mana or something in itself. We cast that spell now.
And then we continue downwards, fighting more shitty mobs. They're starting to get really easy at this point. Partially because the party is stronger and partially because I'm getting used to dealing with them. Notice the icon in the corner indicating the shield spell. If it turns white, then that means the duration is rtunning out and the spell should be recast.
And finally:
We go down to level 3.
And then...
....
...Oh, fuck!
The first thing we run into, and it's got to be these damn wizards that spawn down here. During my earlier attempt, these were the only enemy that could actually manage to kill me. They start out by being arbitrarily invincible for a while until after you've hit them a few times and their HP magically start being affected by your attacks (maybe they got more HP than fits into one bar, just like Faggot's spellpoints, or maybe that one last white dot on their HP bar is just really tough, I have no idea how it works but it's gonna get way more common later on). On top of that they also have these spells that can target everyone in the party. This means they just eat through your dudes.
We hit them for a while...
...
....Nothing happens.
A number of turns and a few heals later:
The first one takes a hit! Now, what's kind of rewarding about them is that when they first start taking damage, they go down pretty quick. These also were only two, and they weren't able to hit as often as they sometimes do. Let's see what happens later if I face 3. For now, rewards:
We keep going up the long corridor where we first entered the level. We get another message.
We fight some fresh new recolors. They're easy.
And we reach a door.
We enter it. We fight some more of our new blue friends.
We meet another creepy guy. He's red now.
Some more recolors!
Now, we are in a room with four doors. All of these are locked except one. From already having played this level, I know which one can be opened. We enter the southwest door.
We fight some more mobs.
And a new one (easy when only a single one):
Message!
More of these.
Shit loot:
And then....
...Shit!
Won't die!
Small progress.
At the end of the fight. Watch hit point and spell point bars. These encounters are actually draining and it won't be that many of those before you bite the dust.
Kinda decent EXP though.
We continue to fight recolors.
We continue to use up heals.
We find this thing.
No properties whatsoever. Me smells plot item. We keep it.
We keep exploring.
New recolors!
We keep exploring.
And......
This happens:
And of course, this almost directly afterwards. You know the deal by now with these and how they consume HP and SP through heals.
And, two steps later....
....Of course!
This is only one though. Way easier.
At this point, I knew at the time of the playthrough that there was a zoom tube just below us. We survey the situation and decide to head for it.
Shit level 1 mobs think they can take us. They should have learned by now that we are the KINGS of this level! They can barely hurt us at all at this point.
NOTE: This time and the way down to LV3 again is the last time I'm taking any pictures of these shitty level 1 and 2 mobs. After so many screenshots you develop a habit, so I sort of did it subconsciously.
And then, the temple.
Status at this point:
More shit mobs!
And then, the armory. We buy a plus 2 sword for Sissy as well, and we also sell our shit loot.
We head down again ,fighting weak mobs in the process.
We get something decent!
Sissy replaces his leather with a scale.
Status. We are close to levelling.
We keep going.
We level up.
At this point, I save. SHould the emulator crash now, I would start out at level 6 and have a scale mail and a +2 sword for sissy.
No need to post codes....
We don't quit, but keep going.
And....
....Finally level 3 again!
We taker the next door now. More blue bandits as soon as we get through!
We face another recolor. This time it's blue goblins.
We go on, fight some, heal some.
Found this:
And this:
Fight some blue bandits:
Then....
....We hit the motherlode of ass encounters on level 3. We hit 3 mages at the same time. Let's see how this plays out.
....
....
......They're hurting us. We're not hurting them. We have to cast a bunch of heals.
.....
Finally, we start hurting them. Their all-party attacks are still puninsing.
One goes down.
And they all die!
Then, like two steps later....
....Of course!
And two steps after those.....
Can you guess what happens next?
Goblins? Yeah, right....
We hit the zoom tube.
We hit the temple. We find that Ashhat's HP can no longer be contained withing one health bar.
We go down again.
We fight mobs.
We take the next door. We follow the one path.
Yeah, you guessed it, it's a huge spiral for teh maximum annoy.
And, of course:
But we instakill one! Theres a chance of instakill when thieves and (I think?) warriors attack and this just happened.
The others go down like they have in the past.
More foes:
More:
And then (yeah, I had already done this, and it's kind of obvious when you think about it):
We then get out of the spiral.
And into the northeast.
If you recall:
I stick to the walls.
I find:
Since I got my SP back, I heal up.
I find the way down.
And also a secret door.
Looking at the status, we see that we have accumulated quite a lot of EXP. I decide to continue playing until I get to next level, since I don't want to let 2000 EXP+ go to waste. Consider the following a bonus preview for the next update when we actually go into level 4. We decide to go to level 2 and go to that goldylocks door, now that we have a key.
And inside:
Ruby treasure! Like that creepy old guy said we should find.
No properties.
We discard gold key.
We head up to the armory asnd sell shit.
We look at status.
We heal up.
And we go down to farm that lkast EXP!
Great! Another Scale!
We fight more mages.
BORING! We decide to take a sneak peek at level 4 and go train down there. A little bit apprehensive about going down there while moron only has AC3, but I decide to try.
Level 4 is MOAR PURPLE!
We just wander about in this strange, purple land.
And fight exciting new enemies!
We level up!
At this point, we save. What will Asshat and his brave companions find on strange, purple level 4? Tune in next time for more retarded messages and passwall spell!
We start at the temple.
We look at our status. Since the gamestate codes do not save our progress towards the next level, the experience is at zero. We have for all intents and purposes just gained exp. level 5.
We go downward, fighting shitty mobs.
From the experiments last time, I now know that it is beneficial to have the Shield spell on pretty much all the time. It saves you mana from making it so you don't have to heal that often since it raises the AC of the entire party by 1 and costs like 1 mana or something in itself. We cast that spell now.
And then we continue downwards, fighting more shitty mobs. They're starting to get really easy at this point. Partially because the party is stronger and partially because I'm getting used to dealing with them. Notice the icon in the corner indicating the shield spell. If it turns white, then that means the duration is rtunning out and the spell should be recast.
And finally:
We go down to level 3.
And then...
....
...Oh, fuck!
The first thing we run into, and it's got to be these damn wizards that spawn down here. During my earlier attempt, these were the only enemy that could actually manage to kill me. They start out by being arbitrarily invincible for a while until after you've hit them a few times and their HP magically start being affected by your attacks (maybe they got more HP than fits into one bar, just like Faggot's spellpoints, or maybe that one last white dot on their HP bar is just really tough, I have no idea how it works but it's gonna get way more common later on). On top of that they also have these spells that can target everyone in the party. This means they just eat through your dudes.
We hit them for a while...
...
....Nothing happens.
A number of turns and a few heals later:
The first one takes a hit! Now, what's kind of rewarding about them is that when they first start taking damage, they go down pretty quick. These also were only two, and they weren't able to hit as often as they sometimes do. Let's see what happens later if I face 3. For now, rewards:
We keep going up the long corridor where we first entered the level. We get another message.
We fight some fresh new recolors. They're easy.
And we reach a door.
We enter it. We fight some more of our new blue friends.
We meet another creepy guy. He's red now.
Some more recolors!
Now, we are in a room with four doors. All of these are locked except one. From already having played this level, I know which one can be opened. We enter the southwest door.
We fight some more mobs.
And a new one (easy when only a single one):
Message!
More of these.
Shit loot:
And then....
...Shit!
Won't die!
Small progress.
At the end of the fight. Watch hit point and spell point bars. These encounters are actually draining and it won't be that many of those before you bite the dust.
Kinda decent EXP though.
We continue to fight recolors.
We continue to use up heals.
We find this thing.
No properties whatsoever. Me smells plot item. We keep it.
We keep exploring.
New recolors!
We keep exploring.
And......
This happens:
And of course, this almost directly afterwards. You know the deal by now with these and how they consume HP and SP through heals.
And, two steps later....
....Of course!
This is only one though. Way easier.
At this point, I knew at the time of the playthrough that there was a zoom tube just below us. We survey the situation and decide to head for it.
Shit level 1 mobs think they can take us. They should have learned by now that we are the KINGS of this level! They can barely hurt us at all at this point.
NOTE: This time and the way down to LV3 again is the last time I'm taking any pictures of these shitty level 1 and 2 mobs. After so many screenshots you develop a habit, so I sort of did it subconsciously.
And then, the temple.
Status at this point:
More shit mobs!
And then, the armory. We buy a plus 2 sword for Sissy as well, and we also sell our shit loot.
We head down again ,fighting weak mobs in the process.
We get something decent!
Sissy replaces his leather with a scale.
Status. We are close to levelling.
We keep going.
We level up.
At this point, I save. SHould the emulator crash now, I would start out at level 6 and have a scale mail and a +2 sword for sissy.
No need to post codes....
We don't quit, but keep going.
And....
....Finally level 3 again!
We taker the next door now. More blue bandits as soon as we get through!
We face another recolor. This time it's blue goblins.
We go on, fight some, heal some.
Found this:
And this:
Fight some blue bandits:
Then....
....We hit the motherlode of ass encounters on level 3. We hit 3 mages at the same time. Let's see how this plays out.
....
....
......They're hurting us. We're not hurting them. We have to cast a bunch of heals.
.....
Finally, we start hurting them. Their all-party attacks are still puninsing.
One goes down.
And they all die!
Then, like two steps later....
....Of course!
And two steps after those.....
Can you guess what happens next?
Goblins? Yeah, right....
We hit the zoom tube.
We hit the temple. We find that Ashhat's HP can no longer be contained withing one health bar.
We go down again.
We fight mobs.
We take the next door. We follow the one path.
Yeah, you guessed it, it's a huge spiral for teh maximum annoy.
And, of course:
But we instakill one! Theres a chance of instakill when thieves and (I think?) warriors attack and this just happened.
The others go down like they have in the past.
More foes:
More:
And then (yeah, I had already done this, and it's kind of obvious when you think about it):
We then get out of the spiral.
And into the northeast.
If you recall:
I stick to the walls.
I find:
Since I got my SP back, I heal up.
I find the way down.
And also a secret door.
Looking at the status, we see that we have accumulated quite a lot of EXP. I decide to continue playing until I get to next level, since I don't want to let 2000 EXP+ go to waste. Consider the following a bonus preview for the next update when we actually go into level 4. We decide to go to level 2 and go to that goldylocks door, now that we have a key.
And inside:
Ruby treasure! Like that creepy old guy said we should find.
No properties.
We discard gold key.
We head up to the armory asnd sell shit.
We look at status.
We heal up.
And we go down to farm that lkast EXP!
Great! Another Scale!
We fight more mages.
BORING! We decide to take a sneak peek at level 4 and go train down there. A little bit apprehensive about going down there while moron only has AC3, but I decide to try.
Level 4 is MOAR PURPLE!
We just wander about in this strange, purple land.
And fight exciting new enemies!
We level up!
At this point, we save. What will Asshat and his brave companions find on strange, purple level 4? Tune in next time for more retarded messages and passwall spell!
Lord Chambers
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I'm not sure what I find compelling about this Lets Play, but here I am. Keep'em coming.
ForeverdarkWoods
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I'm not sure what I find to be so compelling about playing this game, but I've made it to level 5 now. Will post up soon.
ForeverdarkWoods
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Hello again, denizens of fair Codexia, I bring news from the strangely coloured depths of the dungeon of Swords and Serpents, and the party of Asshat, sent on a perilous mission with his trusted companions to defeat the dragon and get phat ruby lewt, thus fulfilling his destiny of adventure.
There has been considerable delay, for it appears that the dragon senses that it's impending doom is approaching, and has entered a pact with the nefarious Escape-button. The dragon knows that in so many dungeon crawlers of old days, the Escape-button was used to bring up the menu, and thus save the game. So now it just sits there, using it's alluring charms to try to make you press it without thinking whenever you try to bring up the menu...
....
.....
...and then when you press it, it promptly shuts off GFCEU, causing you to lose all progress. This has happened like three or four times already, causing epic facepalms and nerdrage. But alas, I have foiled the nefarious plans by...
...
...changing the house rules I put upon myself. I am now allowed to save state and I do so often. But I can only load the states when I manage to crash the emulator by being a moron.
Now let's return to where we were at. If I have any followers at all, I'm guessing you recognize this place by now:
As I said, I will endeavour to spare you the repetitiveness of having to watch me descend through the earlier levels all over again. So, I'll just try to condense it into the most important shit.
I was actually a little concerned about taking Moron down to level 4 in this state because of his shitty AC. However, early on in the path down, I found this:
Nice! Now that's a problem I won't have to think about.
Let's get down there then!
We fight some level 3 mobs.
And then we get down to level four. Before taking the magic fountain on level 3, we heal away wildly, since it restores all mana to the casters.
We go along for a bit and get to fight some snakes. They're not hard at all.
MESSAGE!
We fight more easy blue goblins.
And then we find this guy:
It appears he is some strange guy who lives here and who helps us find answers to puzzles, but is he one guy that changes colour, or is this dungeon full of creepy old men who get off from watching adventurer parties crawl in their dungeons? Some questions are better left unanswered.
We go along for a short while, and then:
Could this be like that thing the creepy dungeon man was talking about?
Well, whatever, we go on just a little further and find a spell.
Green zombie recolour!
And:
Yay, another one of those. We give it to the caster that has none. One good thing about thaese is that they hit two enemies.
More messages are found:
And now that guy is talking to us again.
We fight some mobs, the amount of enemies we have ancountered throughout this level thus far is really low compared to my other attempts that were ruined by the Escape-button. At this point however, encounters become more frequent as we keep exploring. This level doesn't seem that hard though. No encounters really pack a punch like those mages did.
We do, however, uncover more and more of the map, and we're not really taking that much damage.
More weak mobs try to strike at us, all in vain. we're the fucking kings of this level!
And we keep getting through the map with next to no losses.
And more shit mobs... These zombie recolors seem to be the worst that the level has to offer though, they also seem to be immortal for a while before they are damaged (or maybe their HP is just too much for one life bar to handle, whatever) like the mages, but they don't really pack the same punch that those fuckers did with their all-party attacks. They give nice EXP, though.
This is good:
Mages can use it, so we give it to Moron.
Then we fight more of them.
And we get more armour. We give it to Sissy.
And now, we've walked around the entire circle. What to do, what to do.....
We fix the lock on the top right. Remember what the dude said.
Then, we go down. The leftmost wall segments of this retarded construction are actually secret doors, so you could just go straight down, but I prefer mapping it out at least once.
Like this. This is a secret door.
So, this level is called secret square. We start searching for secret doors in places where they seem likely (generally, every square of a dungeon level is used, so you just have to look at the map for clues as to where there might be a secret room).
We start looking. This is just the example of a place where you would expect to find one, but this seems to be a passwall thing.
We did find something though. In the bottom left corner of the map.
And, of course:
Now, for the last part of the Z before we can go to the central part of the level. We fight some more mobs.
The entire chain of walls straight down from the top thus far are secret doors. I wonder...
And the answer is yes.
We find a spell.
And then, finally:
We'll just explore the last tidbits before we go downward. We're doing really well thus far. We fight a few bats.
And then:
Nope! Not entering any Zoom tubes right now. We hit the central parts instead through a secret door.
MESSAGE!
Snakes...
Shitty lewt:
We keep going.
and.....
...
Shit..
Well, there's the obvious sulotion then. There was a secret door to the left.
Yeah.
Same shit again, with a little difference. We do it right this time.
We go inside the big room.
The way down is in the middle of the room. We go down. What colour will this floor be?
RED!!!
At about this point, I take a look at the time and realize I'm going to have to rush it for a bit if I'm to reach the temple before I'll have to quit. An hour and I'm supposed to be somewhere else. So you'll have to excuse me if the part where I get to the temple from here feels a little rushed or if I forgot to screenshot anything.
We go along.
We fight zombies.
We run into this guy again.
Yeah, this level is the first one with endless corridors in this game. They'll be common later. I won't run into any of them now.
I know I need the Passwall spell to reach the temple. It's on this level, so I rush to get it as soon as possible.
We continue exploring.
And, we find it.
We keep going.
An example where I just used tha Passwall spell to get into this room.
And we find some lewt. Faggot gets it. He has the most AC now.
We continue. These level 5 spiders are actually quite the pain. They've got the initial immortality syndrome, just like the mages and the green zombies.
We keep passwalling around. Right now it's fun and games. Later we'll need to conserve our passwalls and other spells in order to passwal just right so that the levels can be beaten.
We find the armory. That means the temple is close. I look at the time and it seems we can look through what they have at least. They have helmets. Everybody who doesn't have one gets one. Other than that, it's not much to write home about at all. We have tons of gold and there's nothing to buy.
We then get to the temple.
I realize we haven't had a single level up. I have some time left, so I decide to see how much experience we're lacking. We have around 2300 each. It's a real shame to lose that much, but seeing as we level at something like 3500 at least (not exactly sure) I unfortunately don't have the time to get that much EXP. Real life calls, and I save the game.
So, that was it for now. See you next time.
There has been considerable delay, for it appears that the dragon senses that it's impending doom is approaching, and has entered a pact with the nefarious Escape-button. The dragon knows that in so many dungeon crawlers of old days, the Escape-button was used to bring up the menu, and thus save the game. So now it just sits there, using it's alluring charms to try to make you press it without thinking whenever you try to bring up the menu...
....
.....
...and then when you press it, it promptly shuts off GFCEU, causing you to lose all progress. This has happened like three or four times already, causing epic facepalms and nerdrage. But alas, I have foiled the nefarious plans by...
...
...changing the house rules I put upon myself. I am now allowed to save state and I do so often. But I can only load the states when I manage to crash the emulator by being a moron.
Now let's return to where we were at. If I have any followers at all, I'm guessing you recognize this place by now:
As I said, I will endeavour to spare you the repetitiveness of having to watch me descend through the earlier levels all over again. So, I'll just try to condense it into the most important shit.
I was actually a little concerned about taking Moron down to level 4 in this state because of his shitty AC. However, early on in the path down, I found this:
Nice! Now that's a problem I won't have to think about.
Let's get down there then!
We fight some level 3 mobs.
And then we get down to level four. Before taking the magic fountain on level 3, we heal away wildly, since it restores all mana to the casters.
We go along for a bit and get to fight some snakes. They're not hard at all.
MESSAGE!
We fight more easy blue goblins.
And then we find this guy:
It appears he is some strange guy who lives here and who helps us find answers to puzzles, but is he one guy that changes colour, or is this dungeon full of creepy old men who get off from watching adventurer parties crawl in their dungeons? Some questions are better left unanswered.
We go along for a short while, and then:
Could this be like that thing the creepy dungeon man was talking about?
Well, whatever, we go on just a little further and find a spell.
Green zombie recolour!
And:
Yay, another one of those. We give it to the caster that has none. One good thing about thaese is that they hit two enemies.
More messages are found:
And now that guy is talking to us again.
We fight some mobs, the amount of enemies we have ancountered throughout this level thus far is really low compared to my other attempts that were ruined by the Escape-button. At this point however, encounters become more frequent as we keep exploring. This level doesn't seem that hard though. No encounters really pack a punch like those mages did.
We do, however, uncover more and more of the map, and we're not really taking that much damage.
More weak mobs try to strike at us, all in vain. we're the fucking kings of this level!
And we keep getting through the map with next to no losses.
And more shit mobs... These zombie recolors seem to be the worst that the level has to offer though, they also seem to be immortal for a while before they are damaged (or maybe their HP is just too much for one life bar to handle, whatever) like the mages, but they don't really pack the same punch that those fuckers did with their all-party attacks. They give nice EXP, though.
This is good:
Mages can use it, so we give it to Moron.
Then we fight more of them.
And we get more armour. We give it to Sissy.
And now, we've walked around the entire circle. What to do, what to do.....
We fix the lock on the top right. Remember what the dude said.
Then, we go down. The leftmost wall segments of this retarded construction are actually secret doors, so you could just go straight down, but I prefer mapping it out at least once.
Like this. This is a secret door.
So, this level is called secret square. We start searching for secret doors in places where they seem likely (generally, every square of a dungeon level is used, so you just have to look at the map for clues as to where there might be a secret room).
We start looking. This is just the example of a place where you would expect to find one, but this seems to be a passwall thing.
We did find something though. In the bottom left corner of the map.
And, of course:
Now, for the last part of the Z before we can go to the central part of the level. We fight some more mobs.
The entire chain of walls straight down from the top thus far are secret doors. I wonder...
And the answer is yes.
We find a spell.
And then, finally:
We'll just explore the last tidbits before we go downward. We're doing really well thus far. We fight a few bats.
And then:
Nope! Not entering any Zoom tubes right now. We hit the central parts instead through a secret door.
MESSAGE!
Snakes...
Shitty lewt:
We keep going.
and.....
...
Shit..
Well, there's the obvious sulotion then. There was a secret door to the left.
Yeah.
Same shit again, with a little difference. We do it right this time.
We go inside the big room.
The way down is in the middle of the room. We go down. What colour will this floor be?
RED!!!
At about this point, I take a look at the time and realize I'm going to have to rush it for a bit if I'm to reach the temple before I'll have to quit. An hour and I'm supposed to be somewhere else. So you'll have to excuse me if the part where I get to the temple from here feels a little rushed or if I forgot to screenshot anything.
We go along.
We fight zombies.
We run into this guy again.
Yeah, this level is the first one with endless corridors in this game. They'll be common later. I won't run into any of them now.
I know I need the Passwall spell to reach the temple. It's on this level, so I rush to get it as soon as possible.
We continue exploring.
And, we find it.
We keep going.
An example where I just used tha Passwall spell to get into this room.
And we find some lewt. Faggot gets it. He has the most AC now.
We continue. These level 5 spiders are actually quite the pain. They've got the initial immortality syndrome, just like the mages and the green zombies.
We keep passwalling around. Right now it's fun and games. Later we'll need to conserve our passwalls and other spells in order to passwal just right so that the levels can be beaten.
We find the armory. That means the temple is close. I look at the time and it seems we can look through what they have at least. They have helmets. Everybody who doesn't have one gets one. Other than that, it's not much to write home about at all. We have tons of gold and there's nothing to buy.
We then get to the temple.
I realize we haven't had a single level up. I have some time left, so I decide to see how much experience we're lacking. We have around 2300 each. It's a real shame to lose that much, but seeing as we level at something like 3500 at least (not exactly sure) I unfortunately don't have the time to get that much EXP. Real life calls, and I save the game.
So, that was it for now. See you next time.
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So, bros. I actually played this shit for quite some time today and I already have another really big update ready for uploading.
I managed to keep playing for a really long while and made it all the way to the temple on level 10.
For the readability of this thread though, I'll apologize in advance if I spam it for a while to get the next update on the next page when I upload it.
What you can expect is more ruby loot, me tackling level 8 (probably the most retarded level in the game), me almost TPKing trying to reach the temple on level 10 and a bunch of other things. Stay tuned.
I managed to keep playing for a really long while and made it all the way to the temple on level 10.
For the readability of this thread though, I'll apologize in advance if I spam it for a while to get the next update on the next page when I upload it.
What you can expect is more ruby loot, me tackling level 8 (probably the most retarded level in the game), me almost TPKing trying to reach the temple on level 10 and a bunch of other things. Stay tuned.
Spam away!
Is this abandoned, or what?
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Yo. Not abandoned. Need it to be next page now though. Probably splitting up the material I have into several parts though. So now I'm gonna spam, spam spam.
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