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Title: kindergarden fights or self-insured lowranked necromancers with sleep Post by: Dornkirk on April 28, 2006, 10:54:21 am those necromancers with sleep on low ranks realy annoying thing :-) Sorry, log not edited. Small window in Massege section too unconvinient :-) http://solace.i-read-you.ru/forum/logs/lview2.php?log=28 Title: Re: kindergarden fights or self-insured lowranked necromancers with sleep Post by: Rialon on April 28, 2006, 11:46:42 am Whoa, wicked invoker. ;)
By the way, if i am not mistaken that draconian claimed to be free of Takhisis and be a pure follower of Nuitari. Strange. Title: Re: kindergarden fights or self-insured lowranked necromancers with sleep Post by: kodziro on April 28, 2006, 12:50:28 pm funny ;)
Title: Re: kindergarden fights or self-insured lowranked necromancers with sleep Post by: Proph on April 28, 2006, 01:03:34 pm [log]Irlihk tells you, 'Come to stand with what you call honor.'[/log]
I'm sorry, this one almost made me laugh out loud. A necro attacks his former groupmate of about 5 minutes ago, and then talks about honor? BAHAHAHAHHA! Yes, VERY funny, but I gotta admit I love these logs of low ranked fights (as long as they last more than one round). Nice job getting lucky there with all the guards in the city. From the actions of those around you, I'm glad you came out on top (but I think you need to relax a little on checking score/eq when you're slept). Title: Re: kindergarden fights or self-insured lowranked necromancers with sleep Post by: Critic on April 28, 2006, 01:55:10 pm hehe, where is your funny substitute [fat mage] in group tells? :))
I liked them in beta-doe :) Title: Re: kindergarden fights or self-insured lowranked necromancers with sleep Post by: Matthew on April 28, 2006, 02:21:15 pm This log rocks, i havent laughed so hard in ages.
Title: Re: kindergarden fights or self-insured lowranked necromancers with sleep Post by: Dornkirk on April 28, 2006, 02:43:44 pm Critic I hate you! ^_^
Hold my incognito, you bastard with perfect memory! As for spaming. Now ticktime fixed, but that was not so long time before, it was random 15-45 secs or so, or I miss with other mud. But still that was the way to count ticks. And to know if you are not in lag. [Enter][Enter][Enter][Enter] aff [Enter][Enter][Enter] aff :-) It has nothing with nerves - just bad habbit. :-) Title: Re: kindergarden fights or self-insured lowranked necromancers with sleep Post by: Critic on April 28, 2006, 03:15:22 pm okok, I will keep this secret for soma sacks with haste frenzy and det invis :)))
Title: Re: kindergarden fights or self-insured lowranked necromancers with sleep Post by: Quino on April 28, 2006, 07:48:05 pm Hehe, nice log. Keep it going same way ;)
Title: Re: kindergarden fights or self-insured lowranked necromancers with sleep Post by: schelkunchik on May 05, 2006, 05:05:38 pm Btw, the choice of char name is not the best. It is fantasy name, but
Dornkirk reminds to Dunkirk (the city in France). It would be almost the same thing if i name my next char Mroscow, Mroskva, Ryozan, Mrinsk, Hramchatka, Zsibir Btw. did you know there is city called Madona in Latvia? Title: Re: kindergarden fights or self-insured lowranked necromancers with sleep Post by: Quino on May 05, 2006, 06:09:50 pm There is an opera of Tchaikovskiy named 'Nutcracker', schelkunchik is pronunciation in Russian.
If you be so paranoid, you'll see some similarities between immortals' names and some cities/shops/whatever. Kamilla was name of solamnia knight, Gus Grissom was NASA cosmonaut, so on. Find the difference between very common names and other. Title: Re: kindergarden fights or self-insured lowranked necromancers with sleep Post by: schelkunchik on May 05, 2006, 10:44:54 pm 1. It is Tschaikowsky.
2. I am not using 'schelkunshchik' in mud. 3. Everyone with some knowledge of WW2 know for Dunkirk, it is famous name and Grissom isn't. 4. Too famous names associated with real world are bad for role. 5. Imms can do everything. 6. Never mind. Title: Re: kindergarden fights or self-insured lowranked necromancers with sleep Post by: Proph on May 06, 2006, 02:50:38 am There is a book named "Habbakuk" in the bible. No foolin'
Some similiarities just occur and we have to deal with them. Personally, I think names that are commonly used today (Caleb, Austin) are worse than changing a cities name a little bit. I have no problem with Borston or Kalifurna. |