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Rayihn | Sat 22-Mar-08 07:04 AM |
Member since 08th Oct 2006
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#261, "RE: Rayihn, you around?"
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I'm around. I should be around on and off today, I have seen you and have been looking for a chance to sit down and talk to you.
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incognito | Fri 21-Mar-08 07:45 PM |
Member since 04th Mar 2003
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#258, "honestly, bit premature there"
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Let's just say that Rayihn is away for a week.
4 days is way too soon to start asking this stuff.
Of course, now I've said that, it will turn out to have been worthwhile to ask.
Seriously though, someone not playing for 4 days is not worthy of comment. Since many of us work, for example, that can simply be a busy week at work!
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incognito | Sat 22-Mar-08 06:44 AM |
Member since 04th Mar 2003
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#260, "Not quite what I meant"
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I meant:
4 days of absence from cf hardly qualifies as an absence at all.
I'm away from cf for 4 days or more at a stretch quite frequently, and I usually don't know that this will be the case in advance.
One important thing to remember with an empowered class is that just because you play intensively (i.e. lots of hours in game relative to real time), others don't necessarily.
Seriously, I wouldn't start asking about where an imm is until after a few weeks at the earliest.
Taking my current character as an example, I heard nothing for several months, then one day the imm vis'd and spent quite a long time with me. Obviously an empowered class can't expect to go months without empowerment, but to expect it to happen within a few days feels overly optimistic to me. Sometimes it'll happen. Often it won't. Usually means nothing more than the imm just hasn't been around, but (a) didn't realise they'd not be around, or (b) doesn't consider an absence of 4 days noteworthy.
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