Jubaris

Now, since you started stating facts... Keep in mind that during Gadafi (no matter how eccentric he is), Libya prospered. Libya had oil, Libya had jobs, Libya had money. It was a general opinion here that Libya was a good place to live (and all the Serbs who were working there and got evacuated back to Serbia during this war, they were confused - like how did all this happen?) Suddenly, Chaos erupted in whole Arabic world (all the unrest). Makes me wonder who profits from chaos there? Gadafi is not at war with NATO. NATO is at war with Gadafi. NATO will eventually kill more people than the supposed "reports" of Gadafi's "crimes" (manipulation of the media is well known to you-know-who) with their bombing - it's not the first time. edit: Dst made a big point too, if there weren't for oil, you think that anybody would cared to waste their resources attacking Libya? People, don't suck everything the media tells you

for the start, I don't understand how can you ban it? Gifts are allowed - you are allowed to transfer creatures, you are allowed to donate credits to any account in MD, so how can you ban someone to transfer a creature to someone else, stating that his intent was illegal? Similar thing Chewett posted here: http://magicduel.invisionzone.com/topic/8653-rules-for-central-market-forum/ Now, Chewett's topic has the same problem as I mentioned above, only his topic is justified at point - he was feared that money was redirected from MD; yours Grido, ain't that so. If someone wishes to spend a lot of money for getting creatures, then so be it, it helps MD, and a person having reindrachs, GGs, and such creatures won't be nor first nor last. Some people are rich, and some people want those riches in RL - that's life. Cutting off RL matters with MD matters would be impossible. And also, technically, even without those transfer of creatures, someone investing 1000$ in MD shop, and using the spent credits wisely, could quickly rise to be one of the stronger fighters in the realm. side note: I never spent money on MD, so I'm not saying anything for my own ambitions

any rewards, Burnsy old champ?

honeymoon in Romania? how did you tricked your wife into this? )))

damn... should have payed more attention to the calendar, and stay till 00:01 just for this Happy birthday Dr Snickers! Many luck in this year!

How about everyone who paid up the minimal amount of credits for Tombola, gets the equal chance for the main prize as anyone else who participates in the tombola (no matter the amount of money), while the biggest spenders also get secondary prizes for investing the most money during tombola... Like top 3 spenders. I think that would be correct for main-prize-equal-chance concept and it would be correct to those who invest more money

[b]spoiler alert[/b] ---------------------------------------------------- now... Revelations only for you Pip (People should pin this somewhere btw) this what I got from Mur some time ago when I asked about ancient lore (just wanted some clarifications like Pip does) [quote Mur] Consider MD a net of logic connections, now, these connections have natural conclusions that come out of them (research purpose) but also background that becomes obvious (ancient lore). See it like a double pyramid with one up and one down (GG capital). I setup the story of what you call now ancient lore, to have it as a mirror of the present, a guideline to the story and the balance of the lands afterwards (present). The only thing valuable about ancient lore are certain base concepts, everything else is Ady making up things because he was unable to stop when i asked him to, and didn't understand the pig picture I was trying to create. Back then (5-6years ago i think) my english was very bad so i needed a story writer. Both story and graphics were created to point towards a thing, even if the artists or the writer working on them had no clue what they were doing. The important things in the ancient lore were ment to remain at a rumor level, but you people insisted of digging up details in the stories and ady couldnt understand why he should stop, so eventually everything went bad. See the ancient lore as a mirror of the present, one single wrong detail could point to a wrong outcome, and current ancient lore is full of wrong details built around what was once a solid and correct core. Three wizards, is a symbol. Their looks, their relatives, or persona lives are irelevant and is wrong to go into that. All that matters is that there are three creators, and 4 lands. Each wizard mastring one element, yet in the end 4 lands get created. The idea is that 3 elements are enough to build the 4th, to improvise it, but it comes at a terrible cost. That cost self balanced in what is now Necrovion. [/quote]

[quote name='Udgard' timestamp='1299588443' post='80360'] Ud's stamp of approval. [/quote] I think THIS settles it

yeah, I would like to use that pretty much. List of tokens I can read on the token section, but when I watch the simulation of the battle, I want to watch the simulation of creatures battling, not 300 pictures summed in 3 centimeters after which you can see everything BUT the creatures

Happy birthday Muratus

not that special but still... 10k loyalty circa [img]http://www.dodaj.rs/f/2S/xm/ERgJysQ/10k-loyalty.jpg[/img]

[quote name='Raviir' timestamp='1299336301' post='80134'] Oh my God, and here I thought I was being original. I should play that game. I've played Oblivion... Which is better between the two, in your opinion? [/quote] Morrowind is Elder Scrolls III (Oblivion is IV), so in terms of the game engine, graphics and such, Oblivion is better of course, it is the newer part of the same series BUT to me, Morrowind has a much better story, is much more interesting in general. Perhaps I am just sentimental, and I played Oblivion only a little (but I ran to a lot of forum-discussions where people had the same opinion like me about their comparison), but I would pick Morrowind as the better game. I also felt it as more realistic in some thing (I hated that NPCs in Oblivion get stronger as you get stronger in time... local bandits having the best armor is ruining the mood for me in Morrowind, everybody stayed just how they were at the start, so to take out some strong individuals, you needed to get stronger around, from caves, from missions before challenging those strong ones...)

I also thought about that some time ago, specifically the creature having the history of whom it belonged... It would be 3 years from now on like... "Wow, I use the sacred drachorn Lifeline used!" (or something silly as that )

there's an "Ravi'ir's trade house" in a game called Morrowind (in the city of Balmora) hehe, welcome

my condolences. Wish you all the best, take care

[quote name='dst' timestamp='1299248531' post='79970'] No. No way! You can't deny a player the right to play! [/quote] kind of weird hearing this from MD's main censurer, but I agree. Besides, all that you need for that you have in WP shop, or by other means - movelock, attacklock, frog spell...

whatever the consequences get out of this, I like the idea of radical changes, refreshes the thirst for MD btw, heat tolerance sounds pretty good to me

where were these privileges when I was mp6... sounds interesting, it makes some power status more difficult to achieve, but like mentioned already, it creates a great gap between players (not everyone can be an mp6 at the same time, unless we make an event "mp6 for a day" and organize ourselves to make everyone, who needs it, mp6 for a day just for the sake of upgrades), and the mp6 should become much more easier to get. Perhaps dropping the adept requirement from 30 to silly 5? (all the possible alt restrictions on that tho)

As Pip cleverly mentioned, our knowledge about realm can be compared to our knowledge on RL (thus the search for answers), so I say as well that our goal can be compared with our goal in RL - we don't have it known yet (or at least, we need to create it ourselves)