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I recently tried MP4 and i really like it. Except for the part that only two players i've met so far give me positive honor. I can avoid linked problems with sacrificing higher level creatures, and i don't mind the time lapse. And i will try to keep as much in balance as i can. Idea deserves respect, coming from *Burns* it should deserve a %boost on that respect value. It should be worked around a bit, but i can't say more since i don't know more on the topic. I do know however, that balance is by all means 'older' than anything else combat related. Either that, or please change the newbie information players can gather from reading [more info] links in-game and outdated personal pages from fine teachers such as Lifeline. Peace and love to y'all!

I don't know much about those creatures except that they are supposedly dragon-breed. What i wish to say here is that if woked-up in middle of the night i could scream "fighting stops at mp5", something i read somewhere...while ago. Creatures, and i really mean each one of them, are amazing, too bad that the only people who share this view are collectors and more sadly grinders. First lot will be happy even if they got '[color=purple]silly[/color]' creature introduced to the game, but the second lot is the one who seeks only to destroy and rule some aspect of the realm only important to them unbalancing the good things about this game. If you feed the second, in my opinion, more bad will happen than if you would leave them fasting. Maybe it's about off topic as one could get, but true personal question of mine would be that - every damn requirement fulfilled - "What if every single (real human, no alts) person would posses something special?" We all already do, just it's not showed on our 'stats' list or what not. But what if we had something more personal in game terms. Mainly, putting an interesting creature (that does nothing unbalancing, has/hasn't terrific art, can or not be traded..) that could be looked at and admired, used in roleplay or anything similar. If anyone could possibly be granted something like that (it is afterall slightly different than personal papers but more lively in game terms) my thoughts go towards lessening the pressure on combat system that --->i return to beginning of this post; which in turn could go more towards roleplay with great 'back-up' than actual combat. Simply i would love to see more advancement in MindPower levels, game is great so far and it's late here and i'm probably talking nonsense again. Please take it against me if you wish so.. Payce and luv to y'all!

I voted 'yes'. Miraculously, just after i've read the Mur statement on 'salads' (concerning AL). He doesn't like salads. Salads are good, they are healthy, usually. MD is one of the biggest salads out there. That's what is also good about MD. And WishPoints are the grinded pepper dust. Everybody likes some peppers in their salad. For the most part, ingredients in the salad ain't fatal , so having them in is better than not having them at all. It's a salad after all. Unbearably spicy to eat? Blow some pepper off of them tomatoes.

1) Yes, keep it in the 'headlines' form. It is as reading the most important news articles from all the morning papers, or just glancing over them, or reaching straight for the coffee. 2) Keep it anyway you wish actually since it is about accuracy and being straight to the point. Number of lines shouldn't change that. 3) I've read the story always, skipped the commenting once so far,reason being not having anything to say at the time. 4) Would it apply to active players or 'legend' players? I would agree in both cases, first would immerse deeper and test their wits on beautiful playgrounds roleplay is; the latter - if they return to active status, would find a way to live with even the worst possible scenarios. Anyway, Mur would be held responsible for any and all unfortunate events 5) By and by increase my interest in itself, if i had none until. Keep the 'continue' button as an option to those who enjoy exclusively the whole bunch of other features of the game.

Anyway, MoodPanel mostly reminds me of early-age television surveys when they used to give out mics to just about anyone on the crowded main boulevard to 'say something for the television'. Usually near the end, but not as a rule, they would caught a garbage man or an old homeless person who then either ranted about others' faults for their lives or would go straight to sending greetings to distant members of their families.. Yes, there were random and provocative statements back then as well.

*rolls a silver coin over his knuckles* That last one looks decent. Good lord, Windy! Well, this will teach me patience if anything.

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