| Username | Seiren |
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| Rank | Novice Member |
| Joined | January 9, 2006 |
| Gender | Female |
| Age | (hidden) |
| Location | Online, Puerto Rico |
| Last Visit | August 31, 2008 |
| Post Count | 56 |
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Originally posted by shukes33
Do the accounts created only become active once we log in? i am at work and have just created an account. I have had mails back but can't log in untill i get home and i am just praying that i wont have missed out :( hehe i might just have an accident and go home early.
Your account should be active. *look out for that wet spot* Oh oh!! you slip, time to go home. :)
I don’t think old accounts are gone because I was able to change the passwords to my accounts and I have 3. But, like most here I can’t get in because I unsub when GF took over. However, one of my accounts is a free trial account and it should be able to get me in Silan, but it can’t. I can’t even log in the forum with my free trial account. I sent an email to Ryzom Support with inquiry. I’m afraid I’ll get the same response Rushin got regarding the main accounts but the free trial account should get me access to the game now. I hope! I need my Ryzom fix or I'll go bonkers.
Thank you. The comics were so much fun to make, if time permits I plan to make more when I return. And yes Gilindils tip is the funniest.
I think Tuyet aswered your questions correctly. Here is a comic book I made about the CSR team and they aswered some questions about the game and give tips to new comers as to what they can expect when playing Ryzom.
You don't train your pets. You buy them. You can have up to 3 Packers to carry your materials. They are the extra inventory in the game. Of course there is also apartments for long term storage. Packers are used to carry your mats around from one spot to the other. Harvesters use them to store materials and others used them for when training range cause you need the xtra mats to craft bullets for your gun. And you also get a Mektoub which you can ride. Good way to get around in local areas.