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Hey Luney. Good to see you're still around.

I liked FiranMUX's multi-generational theme that made child objects and family somewhat relevant.

I liked their crafting code and pretty colors.

The combat wasn't terribad, though the xp system was.

I liked the fact that I befriended a bunch of overseas players because I stayed online into freakish hours of the night/morning and I got to learn some small things about their culture. Like how most commercials they showed me were longer than 60 seconds and were sad

And that's about it. I liked the code and the more fringe playerbase.

@Deviante said in Crysta's Playlist:

I love Silas! I'm Calista/Eithne

Thanks for making him look fabulous.

Whyyyyy

I enjoyed the like two scenes Silas had with you and was looking forward to what plans you had for Thrax. You will be missed.

@Auspice said in Crysta's Playlist:

I, too, play Dystopia. Haven't met Samir yet tho. But if you raid trashcans... We may not cross paths.

The landfill is quite nice under a starry night, though!

I also took significant lung damage trying to get to a submerged train during my first day on the grid. Good times.

L&L because I like fantasy and WoD requires me to read a rulebook if I ever wanna get into it.

So far my favorite first impression I've made has been two words in length:

Not impressed.

@Thenomain said in Coming Soon: Arx, After the Reckoning:

@Crysta said in Coming Soon: Arx, After the Reckoning:

@Thenomain said in Coming Soon: Arx, After the Reckoning:

@Crysta said in Coming Soon: Arx, After the Reckoning:

So far my favorite first impression I've made has been two words in length:

Not impressed.

Is there a story behind this? Because it can either be super funny or kind of demeaning.

The latter, because it was someone he didn't like/get along with/got into a spat of drama because.

He got banned shortly afterward, sooo...

But you still got XP for it, right?

Of course!

It's only fair when he did it first.

I wouldn't say it's -hard- to figure out, but there's a bunch of commands you'll be oblivious of until someone tells you about them because there's not much help file documentation.

The upside? Pretty much none of it is actually required to know in order to play. You can pretty much just pick up a character and go, and figure out the smaller knick knacks later.