QUOTE(Quidgyboo @ Apr 4 2005, 05:56 PM)
Meh it's just experience, people are too exp focused already.
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Dying repeatedly with no evidence of any sort of progress doesn't annoy you?
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I totally see your point and the analogy works well but I was saying that maybe your priorities are wrong? Does the level of your character matter more than what is going on?
I never said my level was more important than what is going on. I really couldn't care at the moment. Genos has jumped into any situation he can to get rid of those tentacles, even if it means him dieing. However, as a player I'm going to be kicking myself in the shins once everything is over and it goes back to normal. Why? Because I'm going to have to spend even more of my time trying to get Genos where I want him so he can help fight. It's not a question of priorities and such, it's just a complaint that everyone is going to be losing experience especially when there are strong aggressive monsters roaming the land and a possessed Goddess going on a rampage without any way to stop her. As in, guess what you automatically die with no way to stop it! I just think it puts a damper on the event because the effect from it willl be quite a thorn in my foot.
The Viravain part was interesting, using the Nature Seal and everyone seeing it and thinking "OH NO, this is BAD VERY BAD" and then the aftermath of the Seal breaking was pretty amusing. Viravain cracks me up. 
Since then, all I see is an event that requires highly skilled, high-level people to go die repeated times, not once, but over and over. And anyone else that goes along is just fodder.
I hope there's more to it than the constant death where people who have no business even going to Astral get to have some involvement.
Since then, all I see is an event that requires highly skilled, high-level people to go die repeated times, not once, but over and over. And anyone else that goes along is just fodder.
I hope there's more to it than the constant death where people who have no business even going to Astral get to have some involvement.
QUOTE(rhayni @ Apr 4 2005, 08:10 PM)
Since then, all I see is an event that requires highly skilled, high-level people to go die repeated times, not once, but over and over. And anyone else that goes along is just fodder.Â
I hope there's more to it than the constant death where people who have no business even going to Astral get to have some involvement.
I hope there's more to it than the constant death where people who have no business even going to Astral get to have some involvement.
90008
The whole constant death thing is an essential component of this event my good son. You definately don't want to get involved
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Tentacles quickly envelop both Terentia and Hajamin until they disappear from sight, lost within a maelstrom of black and violet fire that springs around the
caging tentacles.
Echoes of pain resound across the skies as Terentia and Hajamin continue to be
consumed. Their cries draw forth Lacostian and Raezon from their silent reverie
and they appear within the sky.
The grave voice of Lacostian, the Mysterial Lord echoes throughout reality,
"This cannot be, We cannot let our Elders be consumed."
The silken sensation of an ebon feather brushes against your mind before pure
flame embodies Raezon's voice, "Indeed, you'd think they would have learned but
We cannot let them be taken."
Grey and blue fire flare into being around the forms of Lacostian and Raezon
and as the fires mingle, the silvery result races towards the still forms of
the Elders trapped within the tentacles.
caging tentacles.
Echoes of pain resound across the skies as Terentia and Hajamin continue to be
consumed. Their cries draw forth Lacostian and Raezon from their silent reverie
and they appear within the sky.
The grave voice of Lacostian, the Mysterial Lord echoes throughout reality,
"This cannot be, We cannot let our Elders be consumed."
The silken sensation of an ebon feather brushes against your mind before pure
flame embodies Raezon's voice, "Indeed, you'd think they would have learned but
We cannot let them be taken."
Grey and blue fire flare into being around the forms of Lacostian and Raezon
and as the fires mingle, the silvery result races towards the still forms of
the Elders trapped within the tentacles.
THAT is interesting/cool. Getting mobbed by 30 obesefessors.. not so interesting/cool
QUOTE(rhayni @ Apr 4 2005, 09:10 PM)
The Viravain part was interesting, using the Nature Seal and everyone seeing it and thinking "OH NO, this is BAD VERY BAD" and then the aftermath of the Seal breaking was pretty amusing. Viravain cracks me up.Â
Since then, all I see is an event that requires highly skilled, high-level people to go die repeated times, not once, but over and over. And anyone else that goes along is just fodder.Â
I hope there's more to it than the constant death where people who have no business even going to Astral get to have some involvement.
Since then, all I see is an event that requires highly skilled, high-level people to go die repeated times, not once, but over and over. And anyone else that goes along is just fodder.Â
I hope there's more to it than the constant death where people who have no business even going to Astral get to have some involvement.
90008
You know, I hope that the Gods do had happen to have scattered the shards all over the Planes not only Astral. Viravain vomited all over Prime, and She managed to visit other planes no? This of course, if the shards were in fact supposed to had been dislodged along with the tentacles. Oh, and maybe they could ease up on the tentacles, too... Unless it is 100% survival of the fittest, and only the superstrong and with 1khealth vials are meant to survive.
Edit: I think Lacostian and Raezon as from the same Circle, as far as I can see, they both seem to be Gods of Knowledge. Anyhow, remember Lacostian is somewhat neutral.
