Ryzom

kaetemi wrote:who knows..

nVidia is the way it's meant to be played

Hehehe. I may not share your point of view; and I sometimes think you're a bit crass. But sometimes, you are funny.

You guys are so frickin awesome... Honestly, I just haven't seen such dedication to a game, and there're a lot of dedicated folks to their games out there.

You should open up a PayPal Donation thing, just so I can send you $20.

What does exactly mean this avatar, or against what does it protest? For me, it is an indication that I have a cancelled subscription to send a message of how sad I am about the game's new direction and currently shown roadmap. I see Ryzom becoming another Warcraft, and I already have a ...

Actually, I'd love to deny kaetemi content. :-P But this is his game now. Not his personally, but I mean catering to players like him. It's understandable he'd rather not have us "whiners" around, providing nothing to the newly instated community. But I still have some time left on my cancelled ...

grimjim wrote:...it weakens the resolve and 'voting power' of the Cooperative/PvE playerbase...

The strongest voting power we as players have, is the removal of funding of the project. Why should they change things if you'll just keep paying and playing?

Ariwen, (Hopefully you'll read just a few more avatared posts) I understand your sentiment but, like anything else in life, unless a problem is hard to ignore, it is often ignored. This is a way to make things a bit harder to ignore. Here in the US, many drive around with yellow ribbons indicating ...

sx4rlet wrote:So with a bit of luck, 'only' half a year to wait for chapter 4....

Ah... Well, that's a bit more promising! I was getting Chapters and Episodes mixed up!

...the focus of Chapter III is clearly on PvP... [Edit: Since this post I was pointed at the roadmap, which might indicate a more promising timeline to Chapter IV] Erg. I completely missed that post. Considering it has taken a year to get to II, I guess that means it'll be two years until IV -- the ...

Sounds like we're all discussing different things here... Honor Winning a War Fame They're all different. One can win a war with little honor, gain honor with little fame, and become famous without either. Honor, to some of you, is just killing an enemy. That seems way to narrow for a good, true ...

Interesting notes on "true honor", http://www.luminarium.org/medlit/medheroes.htm one quote in particular "The heroes never fight a foe who is weaker, or in some way disadvantaged." In context, it speaks of discarding weapons to even a fight out, or arming your opponent before beginning a duel. So ...