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I think older 3d games will just have more and more difficulty drawing new users in large numbers. With new MMO's from established game companies switching to the free to play model, like DDO and LoTRO from Turbine, it's hard to draw on a market outside those already nostalgic for a twelve year...

I would probably go with a cleric and a shaman. Buffs all over the place, plenty of healing, and slows/haste. But honestly go with your playstyle. Maybe you'd rather have the druid for ports.

I've been playing since it was WR. Started my first monk in '04 and my first SK in '04. I've done tons of exp group split pulls. Take this for what it's worth but I've had a blast pulling and splitting for groups and raids on this server for 6 years.

For a signature I would go with as few words as possible. People tend to ignore paragraphs, so your better off getting your point across quickly.

Might want to edit out the account name if it's real. I'm sure someone out there would be bored enough to try some passwords.

Btw, something that would really help the people reading when posting large amounts of information it using code tags. Edit: Ignore my suggestion, looks like the code tag works different on here.

Wasn't the whole point that there could be a problem in the code and that parsing would be better since it might help find that?

Repatching all might do the trick. Click advanced, then repatch all, then patch.

You might have been thinking about Keith Parkinson, although seems like he died a couple years ago or so.

I always thought NT stood for No Text. As in, nothing in the body of a post.

This thread has become a lot like those moments where you think you're taking a big drink of water but it turns out to be sprite.

I really don't have anything to add. I just wanted to jump in and say nice call on this spell choice. It's something that is perfect for giving SK's something, whatever it might be in the end. I definite hole in the spell upgrade lineup that could have some interesting possibilities.

I played LOTRO for a few months. And that game is the perfect example of why I don't like instances. To be fair I'll give a pro first. Instances really help developers. You can customize content for very specific encounters/items/et cetera. There are other advantages, but they aren't worth...

Back in the mid 90's I use to play one called "The Two Towers" site used to be t2t.org or something. It's still around and probably has about the same population as SoD, seems like last I checked they were at around 80 peak users...but that's with no 2 boxing at all. So actual users. I have no...

"Tea and cake or death?"

hahahahaha That review was excellent.

:) I'm just glad I got that out of the way. I learned a lot. Next time I do it the quality should be much better. I also know which mics/pres to buy next. Edit: Unfortunately I wasn't paying attention on the final mix for that one. So the band page has a 2nd verse that's oddly louder :/. But...

I notice "Assassin's Creed." Can't wait for it to be released on PC. Especially after the massive let down from getting "The Witcher."

There are some cool people out there.

23. If it weren't for my years in the bar business my answers would have yielded something like 2 I bet. Edit: Homogenn that post is hilarious. Watching the 'logic' unfold is just classic.