lightsage

Maybe because I was curious to see if he would make the effort to apply properly on his own, rather than some handing it to him.

But thanks for the insult Burns. Really appreciate it.

maybe because he steals alliances, laughs at the people, and then makes them beg for it back? Then acts all high and mighty like he did them a favor for taking the alliance

Name: Fire Starter

AD: 582 (as of today, 11.may.2012)

ID: 202147

I like to apply for the post

BloodPrince
ID:39520
AD: 1170

I'd like to apply also. I've looked a lot at the avatars, though I usually don't trade them myself (mostly I've helped others with them). I watch my messages very closely and am moderately active.

Princess Katt
ID:202952

Name: Eagle Eye
ID: 180715
AD: 747

I would like to submit my name as well, although I am not easily directly reachable, I am always reachable immediately via Orvid, who's always at the GOE. (yes, I'll 'borrow' his keyboard for a while if need be )

Name: I am Bored
ID: 38621
AD: 1231

I also have the free time to be able to fulfill the requirements quite easily.

Name: Neno Veliki
ID: 133549

Seigheart (ID:18214)

I think it would suit my role as Treasure Keeper, handling the gold avys.

Today, there was some minor inconvenience by there not being a counter of the amount of research points you have. It is something that requires attention.

Didn't you know? The cake is a lie.

its story choice and nut principle choice that matters like mya said

also ya get out on next story page, meanin 16-24h since its ch3, also in ch3 ya get ported for every single page, enjoy the trip, many ppl dunt have that luxury since 15/16 of ch3 aint released

Today, there was some minor inconvenience by there not being a counter of the amount of research points you have. It is something that requires attention.

Didn't you know? The cake is a lie.

Didn't you know? The cake is a lie.

Didn't you know? The cake is a lie.

Didn't you know? The cake is a lie.

Didn't you know? The cake is a lie.

Didn't you know? The cake is a lie.

To start of: I really enjoyed this. There were some creative riddles and the likes but it was not mainly the assignments at the gates that caused this.

I do feel I should give a compliment to Kyphis for posing interesting questions for all.

What I enjoyed most was the feeling of coherence in a way, people being at the challenger unable to pass sharing probable online times, sharing experiences of what was to come if gates were passed. Quite frankly, the 'mood' reminded me of the good ol' days.

That being said, there are some points for improvement:

In my opinion the best riddles have but one solution. I encountered some riddles that had a multitude of possible solutions, the 'correct' one being arbitrary and not necessarily the one fitting best. This was slightly frustrated. If you make riddles that have alternate solutions you might want to consider counting them as correct if fitting as well or beter than the intended solution.

A much smaller issue was time zones, I think it was Windy whom was only able to log in for a few hours a day. On a few days these hours happened to be situated in the middle of the night CET, which was inconvenient. I can imagine different challengers had their online time in different time zone’s nightly hours.

I was surprised by the amount of online time quite a few of the challengers/gatekeepers put in. Thank you for investing so much of your time into an enjoyable event.

To start of: I really enjoyed this. There were some creative riddles and the likes but it was not mainly the assignments at the gates that caused this.

I do feel I should give a compliment to Kyphis for posing interesting questions for all.

What I enjoyed most was the feeling of coherence in a way, people being at the challenger unable to pass sharing probable online times, sharing experiences of what was to come if gates were passed. Quite frankly, the 'mood' reminded me of the good ol' days.

That being said, there are some points for improvement:

In my opinion the best riddles have but one solution. I encountered some riddles that had a multitude of possible solutions, the 'correct' one being arbitrary and not necessarily the one fitting best. This was slightly frustrated. If you make riddles that have alternate solutions you might want to consider counting them as correct if fitting as well or beter than the intended solution.

A much smaller issue was time zones, I think it was Windy whom was only able to log in for a few hours a day. On a few days these hours happened to be situated in the middle of the night CET, which was inconvenient. I can imagine different challengers had their online time in different time zone’s nightly hours.

I was surprised by the amount of online time quite a few of the challengers/gatekeepers put in. Thank you for investing so much of your time into an enjoyable event.

To start of: I really enjoyed this. There were some creative riddles and the likes but it was not mainly the assignments at the gates that caused this.

I do feel I should give a compliment to Kyphis for posing interesting questions for all.

What I enjoyed most was the feeling of coherence in a way, people being at the challenger unable to pass sharing probable online times, sharing experiences of what was to come if gates were passed. Quite frankly, the 'mood' reminded me of the good ol' days.

That being said, there are some points for improvement:

In my opinion the best riddles have but one solution. I encountered some riddles that had a multitude of possible solutions, the 'correct' one being arbitrary and not necessarily the one fitting best. This was slightly frustrated. If you make riddles that have alternate solutions you might want to consider counting them as correct if fitting as well or beter than the intended solution.

A much smaller issue was time zones, I think it was Windy whom was only able to log in for a few hours a day. On a few days these hours happened to be situated in the middle of the night CET, which was inconvenient. I can imagine different challengers had their online time in different time zone’s nightly hours.

I was surprised by the amount of online time quite a few of the challengers/gatekeepers put in. Thank you for investing so much of your time into an enjoyable event.

Only people carrying a torch can not cast spells.

The creature will be in your inventory after you leave the illusion.

~Light

I think that getting people to vote should be part of the process. Perhaps require 50% of the land loyalty of active citizens (same way as adepts logged on in the last 5 days or perhaps a little longer for this such as 14) to vote in favour in order to become citizen.

As for the length of voting, I believe two weeks to a month is far too long. It would make the voting procedure tiresome and would make the activity indicatore before mentioned inaccurate. Most of the active citizens should be able to find time within a week to vote.

I don't think negative votes should matter, the border of getting people to vote is a much more involved one. After all, to be admitted you'd require over 50% of the land loyalty.

I'd suggest an activity indicator of 14 days and a 7 day voting period.

I think that getting people to vote should be part of the process. Perhaps require 50% of the land loyalty of active citizens (same way as adepts logged on in the last 5 days or perhaps a little longer for this such as 14) to vote in favour in order to become citizen.

As for the length of voting, I believe two weeks to a month is far too long. It would make the voting procedure tiresome and would make the activity indicatore before mentioned inaccurate. Most of the active citizens should be able to find time within a week to vote.

I don't think negative votes should matter, the border of getting people to vote is a much more involved one. After all, to be admitted you'd require over 50% of the land loyalty.

I'd suggest an activity indicator of 14 days and a 7 day voting period.