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That, frankly, is ridiculous. Almost as absurd as that guy who played constantly for 70-odd hours and died.
That, frankly, is ridiculous. Almost as absurd as that guy who played constantly for 70-odd hours and died.
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Rai wrote:
> It's stupid. Reminds me of a flash movie, which had an FF11 online
> loan joke in it.
Heh, I remember that.
/pizza.
> It's stupid. Reminds me of a flash movie, which had an FF11 online
> loan joke in it.
Heh, I remember that.
/pizza.
Until i played WoW i used to scoff at people who played MMORPG's, now ive become the very person i used to despise.
Heheh. Cookie always struck me as the RPG type. Fat arms big beards and that's just the men... women.
lv 60?
Somebody has a little addiction.
Somebody has a little addiction.
Actually i can see where the guy is coming from.
:o WTF?! How can someone be so stupid. I can't even understand it...it's just a game after all.
I'd be seriously pssd if someone stole any of my property.
It's stupid. Reminds me of a flash movie, which had an FF11 online loan joke in it.
"We want Qui to die, and immediately,"
:S yikes. I'm thinking the guy should have just taken the money from the sold weapon rather than killing the guy and spending atleast 15 years in prison. He's thinking "yeah, I really should have thought that one through, do'h"
:S yikes. I'm thinking the guy should have just taken the money from the sold weapon rather than killing the guy and spending atleast 15 years in prison. He's thinking "yeah, I really should have thought that one through, do'h"
Goatboy wrote:
> And another reason WoW rules - quality items are soulbound to you and
> you alone, nobody else can use them.
Very true. We'll see more and more of this sort of thing happening, especially where substantial real world cash can be made from virtual items / property.
> And another reason WoW rules - quality items are soulbound to you and
> you alone, nobody else can use them.
Very true. We'll see more and more of this sort of thing happening, especially where substantial real world cash can be made from virtual items / property.
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