Honeydew / Mental / Games

Dec 20, 2011 14:19

Today: new copy of broken movie made, 2nd call in to doctor made (and came up snake eyes, again), Xmas lights hung out side, trip to the store for more lights and diner stuff, returned/removed lights/rehung lights (and just got bright idea about how to handle the one place I couldn't, which means going out and rehanging a section AGAIN), and ( Read more... )

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staxxy December 20 2011, 20:30:14 UTC
have you checked all the window frames and curtains for mildew?

and of COURSE I am still running in City. LOTS of new content all over the place. And I have a new group of guys that I run with whom you will like very much, I am confident (sense of humor is collectively in line with both of ours, general attitudes on life are very similar, just generally good guys... and they are all about skype). I would LOVE IT if you came back to city. They even gave a little attention to bases. They only made editing easier (a LOT easier), but it gives me hope that there will be more in the not as distant as we feared future.

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archmage December 20 2011, 20:46:33 UTC
I was actually considering coming back and saying nothing, checking it out before I decided to stick with it, but, eh, what the Hell. I like CO, it's damn pretty, and there are a couple things I like better than CoH, but knowing peeps in-game is a big draw. We'll see.

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staxxy December 20 2011, 21:02:27 UTC
SQUEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE...

er... I mean..

um... yeah, that would be cool.

no.

Really, I mean SQUEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE

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margaras December 20 2011, 21:17:38 UTC
I went back to Torchlight about a year later, and enjoyed it again. Skipped the main plotline and just did scroll dungeons and the crypts, found it a good distraction. Mostly i did it to get ready for torchlight 2, but that got delayed.

CoH is "free" to play, and if you have a lot of veteran time, you get some stuff free automatically. However, the features that are pay only are somewhat necessary. Check it out, see what happened. I decided not to go back because my old guild/group isn't playing it anymore. It's a social game, as you well know.

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archmage December 20 2011, 22:23:10 UTC
I still like Torchlight, it's good "kill time" fun, but after 6 years of MMO's, it feels so light, y'know? i'll keep it installed, though.

As for CoH, have about 3 1/2 years of vet time on the account, but looking at what's crippled on the F2P mode, having been there before, I'd miss it. The social aspect is a big part of why I'm not enjoying CO as much, but after a couple years of WoW, i'm also used to having less people on. Having your crew to run with and talk to makes all the difference, to be sure.

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freyis December 21 2011, 00:30:12 UTC
The social aspect is key, I've found. It has to be a really awesome online game for me to play solo.

Were you a big fan of Diablo 2? I got into the Diablo 3 beta, and dear god. I will spend so much time on that game!

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archmage December 21 2011, 01:11:20 UTC
Diablo bored me, really. I never played 2, though, and have no idea about 3.

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freyis December 21 2011, 00:21:26 UTC
for Torchlight, there is an excellent mod for it that really helps the game have a longer lifespan.

http://forums.runicgames.com/viewtopic.php?f=20&t=16521

I've been enjoying city of heroes being f2p, though not having access to inventions is kind of annoying. However, I can buy access to them for $2 a month, and since I'm nowhere near the level cap, I don't need access to the incarnate stuff. I do plan to someday make it there though, as it looks like a lot of fun. Which server did you play on?

I don't know if you are interested at all, but I and a bunch of others are having an absolute blast with SWTOR. If you've played/enjoyed other Bioware games, it's got the best of all their games, IMO, mixed into a very well polished MMO environment.

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archmage December 21 2011, 01:10:15 UTC
- I have a couple diff mods on TL, and it''s nice that they allow that kind of customization.

- In my heyday, I had multiple characters on all servers, something like 55 different toons. If/when i come back, I'm sure I'll do a major cull of them, but I had at least 12 at top level.

- I grew up as a SW kid, but oddly enough, SWTOR doesn't appeal to me nearly as much as I'd thought it would. Another factor is that even though I know several peopel in it, the three hour ime difference would make it difficult to get any real playtime with them. I dunno, we'll see.

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freyis December 21 2011, 02:22:44 UTC
Whoa, 12 at top level? You definitely played more than I did. I think my highest is a ninja blade/ninjutsu stalker at 35.

Ah yes, time zone differences do make it difficult. I remember for a while I was playing WC3 custom maps with someone in Egypt, and it was the oddest hours where our gaming times synced up.

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archmage December 21 2011, 10:29:32 UTC
Yeah, I played a LOT. That's part of why I dropped out of it, was that i felt like I'd seen it all and done it all. Now that I've been gone for a couple years, I shouldn't be so burned out on it.

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kwsapphire December 24 2011, 00:22:57 UTC
If you do come back to City, please consider giving Repeat Offenders a try. AWESOME group of people, very low drama. Knowledgeable and fun to team with.

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archmage December 24 2011, 11:22:19 UTC
I may do that. I notice that the LJ channel is downright dead now, what happened?

I also see that they gave everyone the Fitness pool for free, which means I need to respec all my toons that chose it, as they have extra choices now. I did it yesterday on my main with the wild build, took forever...I'm thinking it's time to do a cull of my toons, dump a bunch of the projects and dead team-made ones.

Also made my main unlock his Alpha slot, and been doing WWD. Nifty stuff, and the Ultra graphics made it look damn nice. All in all, it's pretty good to be back.

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kwsapphire December 24 2011, 13:08:04 UTC
I wasn't aware that the LJ chan is dead, I left about 2 years ago. I was tired of the drama, and of having my excitement being misinterpreted as anger, which people would then use as an excuse to start more drama. I still watch the LJ community, though with very little participation. RO is low drama, highly skilled, great at teamwork, supportive, shares information, and lots of fun. Some people don't get along (myself and one in particular, but global ignore has solved that) but it's still very low drama, esp when compared to LJ. there are some pretty amazing steamroll teams and lots of dingfests :]

Next thursday & Friday night we're going to attempt a run through all the iTrials on Freedom if you have a L50 you'd like to bring.

Not sure if you were here for gleemail but you can now send emails to global names with up to one attachment (enh, recipe, etc), up to 20 items total, plus inf. Makes trading between toons easier.

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archmage December 24 2011, 13:17:30 UTC
LJ: We Know Drama™ - yeah, no surprise there. Still, i used to know so many people there, but for three days now, no one has said ANYTHING. Maybe it's just slow for the holidays, etc.

Definitely will look into RO, later. Sounds nice. No 50 on Freedom, sadly, but good luck for your run.

re: gleemail: swank!

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