Tarquinus

I agree with Atlas. The Heads Contest is a fighting contest for a reason, and I know too few "roleplayers" who also know how to fight: and most of my favorite players in the game can do both. Learn to fight, or stay away from Heads, I say. [b]Edit: It seems to me even more peculiar in the context of the Boss Heads contest, which really should include strong fighters, people who understand the fighting system. I tend to think that, at best, it's unnecessary, because people who know how to fight can transfer heads quite easily anyway.[/b]

Happy birthday, Sieur.

Okay, that makes sense. Thanks. You can close the topic, I reckon.

haha! right on. Stupid me.

No, it's not a huge deal. I bring it up now because it just happened about 30 minutes ago.

The principle charge Autofix seems to have taken most of my (Tarquinus, ID 62933) Darkness principle charge away. I cannot remember what it was before the Autofix, but I believe it should have been reset to 4000, not 1000. Please advise.

This is excellent news. Congratulations, Rendril... and may you prosper in this capacity.

Belated wishes for a happy birthday.

NB - I have pledged my rewards, and I will honor the pledge as Kamisha and and any judges he uses see fit to award them. I hope to see more entries coming, but I like what I am seeing so far.

Happy Birthday.

[u]littoral lament[/u] In the sands of a beach mourning the ocean that once overwhelmed it with her kisses, my conscience is a fragment of clypeasteroid test amid sun-drunk bones as thin as needles. I look back to the days of stone, left behind when summer was new, when storms frowned on my lineage and the wind everywhere chased sentiments twisting through contentious skies. Every speck around me was once a mountain, hopes ground to tiny regrets by wind, water, and time. My histories lie derelict in vapid footprints of doomed men and weeping horses. The muses hear nothing of me and my salt sits lost to the earthly shadows all these centuries. My legacy is scornful chance, an eye caught for the shavings of an instant and cast upon the distant lie of water. I point nowhere and my tomorrows suffocate, encrypted, the ashes of grandfathers churned and entombed in restive dunes. This horizon's funeral beshrouds the vespers of today's cenobites, a veil, silent thunder uncoiling, unbending. I join the chant, a dirge to hours fallen battling jealous sloth. The confused arc of the heavens' twilight collapses - still my idiot heart, numb my soles, quench the burning of my brain. This is a good death. I wait in the surge of darkness. [b]edited to expunge a few linking verbs[/b]

A massive and audacious undertaking, my friend. Thank you for your hard work to collect and preserve this knowledge.

Happy Birthday!

I had trouble with the open Loreroot spell earlier today, but assumed my browser was to blame. Please advise.

[i]The Greatest Show on Earth[/i], Richard Dawkins.

Happy Birthday.

Happy birthday.

[quote]aaront222 Dumb Stupid Turd? Aaront222- TEAM BRIT!!! Aaront222- Awesome[/quote] This, obviously, is in dst's log. I noticed it on the Public Logs today, but said nothing as I was sure someone else would notice it and say something/have it removed. Older players may be more mature, but they are not necessarily immune to ridiculous stuff like this... this is not even a criticism. It's just offensive. I have seen this player push the boundaries of "tolerable" until now, but in my opinion this PL entry goes over the line.

[quote]you just have to look in the right direction, and how you know that direction?[/quote] I would like to thank Jester and Amoran for pointing me in the right direction. Jester says, "MagicDuel is as obvious as gravity was before Isaac Newton formulated a theory to explain it." I concur, now that I have some idea what he means.

Hate to see you go.

I agree. Please close.

Happy birthday, Brother.

Happy Birthday!

Happy Birthday!

Your "solution" is bad because you make a demand while offering nothing in return. You suggest the users of GGG should not use it every other day, apparently for your convenience. Why should we? We are a group of like-minded people using a training strategy. It is understood that some people are simply rude and do not wish to respect this strategy, and come in hoping to break it, or to farm easy wins (which is the point of the thing to begin with). You appear to be offering not to be rude every other day. I cannot speak for the others, but I'll hold out for a better offer. You and others complain that GGG is "flooded" with people and that other areas are consequently devoid of people to duel. Has it ever occurred to you to wonder why? If you show people a way that is more fun, they will come to you. Making the GGG less effective or less fun is not a good way to change the way training happens in MagicDuel. It simply alienates people and causes them to lose respect for you. I do understand that GGG enables a certain free-win-dependent mentality among those who do not ever duel otherwise, but it is neither my right nor my duty to tell other players what to do with their time. The GGG works for me and for many other players who understand its benefits and its limitations very well: to suggest otherwise is to say that the MRs fundamentally failed to understand the mechanics of dueling in MagicDuel in devising this method, and I think that is demonstrably, emphatically [u]not[/u] the case.