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#74637, "This is what happens when things come too easily"
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Early induction often leads to this. That is why I am opposed to it in the scion cabal. There is no surprise in seeing you and Ghyc both deleted. You were some of the lowest level scion inductees I have ever seen. You were borderline OOC in some of your Cabal channel comments also. If you wish to speak about game mechanic issues then put a roleplay slant on them.
e.g. I failed to raise the undead but I will need a full days rest before I feel up to a second attempt.
Instead of 'I failed to animate and I will have to wait 24 hrs'.
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incognito | Mon 01-Dec-08 05:46 PM |
Member since 04th Mar 2003
4495 posts
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#74658, "seconded"
In response to Reply #1
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but them I'm the bastard that expects people to prove themselves before I hit the induct button.
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wareagle | Mon 01-Dec-08 09:52 PM |
Member since 19th Aug 2007
201 posts
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#74664, "RE: This is what happens when things come too easily"
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Yours is dressed up and all, and while I'd prefer yours, I'm not really upset at his.
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#74852, "RE: This is what happens when things come too easily"
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This was my first necro, and I wasnt inducted into Scion until rank thirty something, cant remember exactly which, I could actually be mistaken. I could never get the combat right with this guy, and after finding out my barrier rod was next to impossible to get I decided to step out of the way for someone who might offer more to the Cabal. But I wasnt inducted before proving myself. I managed quite a few nice retrieval aids for Mele and Khratetch before I was inducted, both Fortress and Outlander, with defenders. IMHO I dont think the induction process had anything to do with the delete, just my lack of skill at playing the necro class.
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