| Username | SagaBoy |
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| Rank | Hard Core Member |
| Joined | September 3, 2006 |
| Gender | Male |
| Age | 23 |
| Location | Atlanta, GA, United States |
| Last Visit | July 8, 2008 |
| Post Count | 43 |
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| Quote | It's pointless to listen to someone who will not listen to you |
A sign of the times I suppose. My friends joke about it even now - the fact that we simply have to ask for woman's ID at some point before bump'n uglies. I have my whole game plan and everything. I ask a chick where she's from and the jokingly tell her I think she's lying. At which point she has to produce some form of verification showing her birthplace...which also (conveniently enough) shows her age. I say about 57%'ish of the time it works. The other method is just to ask for age directly and then, upon hearing it act so utterly shocked that you simply must have proof.
Fact that such plans have to be made nowadays is just kinda sad to me. It use to be "if there's grass on the field - play ball," but that sh*t almost blew up in my face a while back *shivers while thinking of prison and a guy named bubba*
#1 Lenny Williams - Cause I Love You (needs no explanation)
#2 Donny Hathaway - A Song For You (His voice and the mood the piano sets is just awesome)
#3 The Temptations - Treat Her Like a Lady (How I think a woman should be treated + nice instrumentation)
#4 Boyz II Men - There'll Never Be vs Switch - There'll Never Be ( leaning more towards switch's cover)
#5 Luther Vandross - Don't You Know That (Yes)
*EDIT* wow I was off the mark there, I previously just listed 5 of my favorite songs - by chance 3 were love songs. New list with all love songs!
Don't take away my man card on this one but this girl just really isn't that hot to me! Usually I am but a zombie in the presence or mere sighting of cute foreign women, but this chick just annoys the hell out of me. I find the accent both seductive and mind-numbingly irritating at the same time. I find the intelligent delivery she provides, makes her a bit more appealing to me but...something about her just makes me want to close youtube.
Firstly, let me state outright that I'm actually a big fan of this game. That said these interviews, both part 1 and 2 didn't really do much for me. I suppose that if I really had to give a one line opinion, I'd state that "this seems to be similar to everything else." I'm not saying it's a bad thing. Perhaps it may be that I've even missed the mark all together, but as excited as I am about this game - this didn't really make me any more or less giddy about having it.
To the writer's credit I did find myself questioning....myself many times as to whether or not these differences were actually "revolutionary." All and all a good interview, but one I feel doesn't really tell the average WAR fan something he/she doesn't already know. (That too is an opinion people put the flame starters down!) For the clueless passer-by this should be extremely informative.
I play it but there isn't much to be said about it. First f2p game I've really given a chance and I mean it's nice but it's just another grind fest. They recently opened their cash shop and let's just say some of the prices are utterly ridiculous. I assumed they'd want the average player to spend ~15 bucks a month as if it were a p2p game; however, I missed the mark.
I liken the game to Ragnarok Online in terms of the game mechanics (the way stats work). It's also similar in that the forging or upgrading process is based on luck (which I hate).
So yeah I play it and it's one hell of a grind but it's free. Until WAR comes out I'll just keep griding away, and should WAR suck - I'll probably keep grinding away.