LFG Fyros F Healer/Crafter

[pronkyou]

45 Healing
41 Offensive
38 Foraging
37 Melee Weapon
34 Armor
34 Melee

It's becoming more and more apparent that a guildless Healer is going to drop into becoming a grindfest of self-sufficiency. Thus I have my small piece pushed politely posted quickly and quite quietly for your reading pleasure.

Roleplaying: No, I don't particularly hold to any roleplay, although I am quite capable of holding myself to my character if one wanted. However, it is not a natural state of mind.

Faction: I work for The Fyros, and I'm Neutral currently, albeit leaning to the natural Fyros Kami. As far as PvP in this sector, I'm interested, although I'm not too sure as to my role as current.

PVE: I look at it as one big skill grind, and usually that skill grind is made far better by having someone to chat with on the way about things unrelated.

These are the core components of what I believe would be interesting information for a prospective guild, but if you'd like to say a bit about yourself, go right ahead.

[vguerin]

You seem open minded, that goes far in SoR. Though it may lean you towards the Kamist enemies, I suggest you look around while playing and make your choice IG. Wait a few days to make a choice based on your observances while playing... There are some guilds that toss invites to anyone without guild tags and others that will need to know you and have you ask them to join.

Play, have fun and find the one that appeals to you IG, you'll probably be much happier...

[pronkyou]

Heh, honestly, that's all nice, but I've seen one zerg dominating the local area, and a few high level guilds around here and there. I'll just head to a different game. TBH, there's a great community here, the game is just another poorly designed grindfest. There's no player structures as far as I can see, and outposts don't count. Materials are for weapons that don't really leave a mark on a player's desire to buy from that seller again, and looking for a party is even more horribly designed than Flyff. Even WoW had a better way to look for parties. Maybe if one of these games took a leaf from FFXI's system of looking for a group, EvE's economical system, SWG's buildings system, and probably one or two other things that these games managed to do right (many things they all screwed up, as all do), I'd be more inclined to actually think that there's a point. As is, I'm a four post wonder who nobody will remember, and the next post will likely say, "Yeah, you're right." I wish I could hold firm to the belief that there's no point looking for a good MMORPG, because there is none, but hope has me doubting myself constantly. Nobody seems to know how to combine and become the best. They just want to be good enough. *whine whine* Here, have a treat, dog. I'm going to go somewhere else to be cynical for awhile.

[tigrus]

You should try Super Mario... sounds great for ya

[raven41]

Materials are for weapons that don't really leave a mark on a player's desire to buy from that seller again.

Actually, I have a few people that I go to when I want a certain weapon, Because I know they make great weps... Like My pike for instance... I actively seeked Zysha to get it, No one else... Just Zysh And in the end, with some trading I got the pike I wanted, And I love it

When I want a new 1h mace I will likely look for Ami... Same for 2h axe... I'll call up Ami when I need a new one, if he can't help me then I'm screwed until I find someone else I want to buy from lol...

2h Swords? Well the person I got mine from no longer plays... So IDK what I'll do when mine finally breaks... Cry probably

LA(light Armour)? Well I will probably look for Anissa again ... Great peep.

MA(Medium Armour)... I'll ask Ratara First

HA(Heavy Armour)... Well I'm too poor, But I want some from Yoshi...

So I would have to say I completely disagree with this point here...

The rest I only mildly disagree with