Ryzom

I just say, good work guys the new site is really good looking..

http://ryzom.com/?page=download_links All the images are missing for the links.

http://ryzom.com/?page=download_game - the image above the link is broken, and it might be best to put a system requirements somewhere around here. Saw someone come into klients today and the problem was that their system couldn't run the game

http://ryzom.com/?page=game_getting - at the bottom under "Contact information where necessary" are the emails supposed to be listed? Because just saying "english version" etc isn't all that useful :-/ It also says the command is "/whoGM" which it may well be, but I thought it was "/who gm"

Oh, and where did the maps go? They were really useful when I wanted a map outgame but didn't want to see all the cool stuff that the fansites show you.

raynes wrote:It's unreadable in firefox.

no it's not....

http://www.ryzom.com/?page=lore_atys_beasts_kitins

The picture of the kidinak is wrong it isn't an kidinak.

goldken wrote:http://www.ryzom.com/?page=lore_atys_beasts_kitins

The picture of the kidinak is wrong it isn't an kidinak.

Yeah they didn't swap the horncher and kidinak pictures again

sprite wrote:Yeah they didn't swap the horncher and kidinak pictures again

Worse hornchers are no more

borg9 wrote:Worse hornchers are no more

Yes they are, you find them in the animal descriptions, but the picture is the wrong one.

http://www.ryzom.com/?page=lore_atys_be ... sts_kitins

thlau wrote:Yes they are, you find them in the animal descriptions, but the picture is the wrong one.

http://www.ryzom.com/?page=lore_atys_be ... sts_kitins

okies I will elaberate

kidinak - pic missing (http://www.elementals-of-atys.com/mobdb/kidinak.htm)
Honcher - description missing (http://www.elementals-of-atys.com/mobdb/horncher.htm)

They currently have a pic on a honcher next to a decription of a kidnak

borg9 wrote: Honcher - description missing

"A crustacean with four identical legs, a pair of powerful pincers and stylelike appendages at the end of the abdomen. The horncher gets its name from the horn shell which its carapace resembles. It is known to collapse its body under its legs, lie motionless, in wait for an unknowing prey to pass. Hornchers are found mainly around the lake lands and in the Prime Roots."