[s]Goal: 100,000 New Goal: 200,000[/s] New Goal: 250.000

[Locke]

Doesn't that cost you too much DM time?

 

Key word: "cost"

[Locke]

Oh, you've reached Soldier have you....

[Leyrann]

Yes. Maybe you should want to bribe a bit. The Shadow is winning at this moment...

[Leyrann]

And I don't think you want the Shadow to gain a spammer like me.

[Leyrann]

Are there also hidden board for Shadow or Light only?

[Leyrann]

I saw you posting points for the "Light Roll Call".

[Leyrann]

Or am I just too clever now, and not supposed to figure that out?

[Locke]

Yep, each Faction has their own board. Only the OL can see both. (And, by the way, when Talya was OL, she totally said the Light board was better....;))

[Leyrann]

I DON'T BELIEVE YOU.

[Leyrann]

Maybe I'll ask Talmanes.

[Locke]

I would link you to the quote, except you can't see Light boards....yet....

[Leyrann]

But I just choose the side that offers me most points, and, don't forget, points you give before I join count twice. So it's less expansive, but with the risk I choose the other side. Ed makes good use of it.

[Leyrann]

And I'm looking forward to spam these boards already.

[Locke]

But I just choose the side that offers me most points, and, don't forget, points you give before I join count twice. So it's less expansive, but with the risk I choose the other side. Ed makes good use of it.

 

...How does that make sense?

[Leyrann]

People give points for bribery. And Ed gave me some so that I would have enough to become a soldier. And I wanted to let these 6 points count when I would choose my side, because otherwise he would've done it for nothing. And because he gave whether I would join Light or Shadow, I decided to let them count twice. And everyone can do that. So you can choose two things. The first is to promise X points, the second to give X points, that count twice when I choose a side. So, for if you want to have me at your side, it's less expensive to give them before I choose a side, but there is the risk I don't choose your side (which will only happen if the other side promises/gives more points). I've honestly not chosen which side I will take already.

[Leyrann]

And sorry for the long post.

[Locke]

Hah! I see how it is.

[eclipse0]

Locke, you actually understood all that?

 

He started using algebraic variables and I became lost...

[Locke]

Essentially, it's a way of leeching points out of both Factions.

[Locke]

But I just choose the side that offers me most points, and, don't forget, points you give before I join count twice. So it's less expansive, but with the risk I choose the other side. Ed makes good use of it.

 

Wait, your decision is based 100% on this formula?

[Tiinker]

Haha end of the month I think I'm going to see

 

Leyrann

 

Post Count: 1 billion

[ed2funy]

I would've had more than 25 000 posts.

 

lawls.

 

 

 

 

You're making me late for work! *goes to shower*

[eclipse0]

He'll get bored or busy eventually....

 

They all do.

 

It's like 10 years ago when I was playing EverQuest and I was staying up till 4am questing and raiding with my imaginary friends (then called my guildmates). Then one day I asked myself, "What am I getting out of this?" and there was no reply...

[Talmanes]

Lol it's a pretty good strategy for getting points on Leyrann's part, I must say.

[Tiinker]

He'll get bored or busy eventually....

 

They all do.

 

It's like 10 years ago when I was playing EverQuest and I was staying up till 4am questing and raiding with my imaginary friends (then called my guildmates). Then one day I asked myself, "What am I getting out of this?" and there was no reply...

 

You become an online legend! I don't regret putting a few hours into a game. But I play mostly with my class mates and we have a blast. So you may not get anything out of it that can really benefit your style or do anything really life changing but I always think just bit of fun and laughs can be the deciding factor between jolly and ultimate emo.