Forgotten Tales

I agree. The game reflects your personality.

You'll reach 100 easily as you're putting the hrs in. Nowadays there's great gear to help you along the way and 100 gear is a great trget to aim for. I'll save you 100 armour for then.

:D Thank you ... maybe I'll be able to pay myself ... maybe not.

But like my granny always said: Never, ever, look a gift horse in the mouth. ;)

LostKnight wrote: Thank you ... maybe I'll be able to pay myself ... maybe not.

But like my granny always said: Never, ever, look a gift horse in the mouth.

Good advice, Granny.

No gold required btw.

^ She was a GREAT lady, taught me how to make a proper cuppa tea, and considered Canadian football a kids game. You want a man's game: rugby. BUT she loved "Hockey Night in Canada". She was born in Glasgow Scotland as was my grandfather, on my mom's side: her grandparents: Spanish & French and English & Welsh. Guess that makes me a mongrel. :D

My grandparents were Polish Jewish, Romany Catholic, English Anglican and half-Irish atheist.

<Gaspode>Woof! Wood! Bark! Bark! </Gaspode>

^ Hey, two mongrels - maybe we're kin. LOL LOL LOL

LostKnight wrote:^ Hey, two mongrels - maybe we're kin. LOL LOL LOL

LostKnight wrote: So why should a "game" be different! Especially with some of the absolutely PRIME TIME help I've already up front.
Sure, the game is pixels, but it's real people taping the screen though. Maybe the thought of helping in the pixel world will spread to the real world. We'll never know.

Now, here is a fine example.
This kind of thinking is what the world needs - both the real one and the one we all share here.
If only the "kids" in this game would read and understand this philosophy.
Well, all I remind myself is.. everyone "grows up" at their own pace... for some it happens early in life, for others, it can take decades (if ever)....


Anyhow, hope your deeds rub off on others