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Re: Guild wars story
Posted by Dark_Kilauea on Wed Jun 22nd at 3:35pm 2005


Ok, first of all, I realize that most of you probably haven't played Guild Wars. Some of you might of never heard about it ethier. In summery, Guild Wars is an MMORPG with no monthly fee. Visit www.guildwars.com for more info.

This is a story about a noobish team going to the Hall of Heroes. The Hall of Heroes is like the superbowl of Guild Wars PvP. Only the best get to fight there normally. The best out of three countries that is.

Well, here it goes, enjoy.

Yesterday, at about 11:40 PM, a team of necgros and monks made it to the HOH. I happened to be one of those monks. The hall is the most pretty thing you are going to see in guild wars. Imagine (Because I was to busy fighting to take screens) and arena covered in gold. Ok, the starting area was massive, about the size of a 1/4 of the underground. The ground is covered with gold plates that you can leave footsteps in. The gate out is this stunning golden gate with to angles flying. As the timer runs out and you are allowed to leave, the gate ignites into an explosion of flame. There is a walkway to the center battlezone. Along this walkways are massive gold statues of all the gods. The center has four ramps leading down into an octagon shaped room. In the middle is a platform of shiny gold.

The objective: to capture that platform and hold it.

Our team was outmatched and outguned. We didn't deserve to be there. I mean we had people that had only 3 fame! We were called in to substute for a team that left. Anyway, as the gate exploded we went on our way to try to do as much damage as we could. The koreans were the first to capture the platform. We charged in there like lunitacs and were quickly owned. But, our distraction allowed the other american team to go in and capture the alter. We charged in again, determined to get that alter back. The resulting battle lasted for 5 minutes, and then, Korea ran away. Korea drew back just as they were getting the upper hand! Now it was just the two Americans. We fought like mad, not expecting to live a second longer, yet we did. At one minute left, Korea realized it's mistake. America wasn't going to give up that alter under any condition. They charged back in. And then the amazing thing happened. Us, the losers, the noobs that didn't belong there, were winning! We were winning! I looked at that scorecard to see us on top, and the other teams dwindling. We did it. We were going to be Hall of Heros chapions! And then the timer stuck zero. Red had managed to prevent us from capturing the alter, and when time was up, all that remained was that last american team.

I am, if you haven't realized, extremely proud of how my team performed. Something about fighting for your country, even if it is a trivial matter, gets your adrenaline pumping, and allows you to do amazing things. Impossible things.

After that battle was up, I was pumped. Ask Gulsef.

Anyway, thats all I have for my amazing journey. If this story had a moral, this would be it. Never give up, do your best, and nothing is out of your reach.

B)

Wow, my longest post ever...
I really wish I had screens to show you <img src=" SRC="images/smiles/sad.gif">

Until later...



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Re: Guild wars story
Posted by Orpheus on Wed Jun 22nd at 3:51pm 2005


At the bottom of the general forums page is a teeny weeny box titled "Search this forum" try it.

On topic: Has anyone given more thought as to our SPit clan and this game??





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Re: Guild wars story
Posted by G4MER on Wed Jun 22nd at 5:32pm 2005


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Ok, first of all, I realize that most of you probably haven't played Guild Wars. Some of you might of never heard about it ethier. In summery, Guild Wars is an MMORPG with no monthly fee. Visit www.guildwars.com for more info.


UHM No it is not a MMORPG, it is a RPG, like Diablo.. it is not a Massive Multi-Player Role Playing game, you can try and lie and make up why you think its a MMORPG, but you would still be wrong. Nice story though.




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Re: Guild wars story
Posted by Adam Hawkins on Wed Jun 22nd at 5:52pm 2005


Well behaved Snarkpit members are welcome to join my guild (Gods Of Nothing...name is quite apt since we're only 4 strong and haven't played a single Guild Vs Guild match!).

It's just me, Devious and two of his mates at the moment.

Look me up under the following names in-game:

Adam H
Casual Tea
Mesmer Ice




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Re: Guild wars story
Posted by Loco on Wed Jun 22nd at 6:28pm 2005


I'm very tempted to buy this game... if we get broadband in the summer that is...






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Re: Guild wars story
Posted by Orpheus on Wed Jun 22nd at 6:32pm 2005


My son plays.. keep a look out for either "Zolo Stoneblade" and "Max Stoneblade"



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Posted by Adam Hawkins on Wed Jun 22nd at 7:25pm 2005


Unfortunately, it's unlikely i'll bump into him Orph as the game is segregated into 3 regions (Europe, Korea, and the US). You can change region but only a limited number of times.


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Posted by Orpheus on Wed Jun 22nd at 7:38pm 2005


? quoting Adam Hawkins
Unfortunately, it's unlikely i'll bump into him Orph as the game is segregated into 3 regions (Europe, Korea, and the US). You can change region but only a limited number of times.

No offense to any oriental members, but.. How does Korea warrant a region?





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Re: Guild wars story
Posted by SpiKeRs on Wed Jun 22nd at 7:47pm 2005


I read somewhere that over 70% of peeps in Korea have broadband which I understand is way more than Europe or US



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Re: Guild wars story
Posted by ReNo on Wed Jun 22nd at 7:52pm 2005


PC gaming is huge in Korea Orph, particularly online oriented games such as Guild Wars.






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Posted by Orpheus on Wed Jun 22nd at 8:23pm 2005


? quoting ReNo
PC gaming is huge in Korea Orph, particularly online oriented games such as Guild Wars.

Wow, thats news to me.. When I think of Korea, its always in the 3rd world sense. :/

My bad I guess.





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Re: Guild wars story
Posted by French Toast on Wed Jun 22nd at 8:41pm 2005


Is this game worth getting? Right now I'm looking at Battlefield 2 or this. Recommendations?




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Posted by Dark_Kilauea on Thu Jun 23rd at 3:08am 2005


Get Guild Wars, it'll last you longer <img src=" SRC="images/smiles/icon_smile.gif">

And Orph... thx, I guess I forgot about that little box...



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Re: Guild wars story
Posted by French Toast on Thu Jun 23rd at 3:16am 2005


Turns out it was too late, my dad already picked up BF 2 for me. I'll play it tomorrow (it's almost midnight here), I can't wait.




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Posted by Dark_Kilauea on Thu Jun 23rd at 3:18am 2005


Well hope you have fun, and be sure to tell how the game is, I might consider buying it.

Until later...



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Re: Guild wars story
Posted by G4MER on Thu Jun 23rd at 4:49am 2005


Yeah Korea is one Wired country.

BF2 is a great game I got it today, and have had the demo for a week or so now. You'll enjoy it.

I have GuildWars too.. I dont play it as much as World of WarCraft, but its a good game, and if you have to wait a few months before getting it, it will only be better when you do.




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Posted by Dark_Kilauea on Thu Jun 23rd at 7:18pm 2005


While skimming though these post, I've relized that there are very many comments on the acual story...

We seem to have wandered off topic a little. Is the story just not interesting to any of you?

Just wondering...

Oh, and Korea has a very different culture than America. To them the greatest thing you can do, is to sacerfice yourself for the team. The team meaning a number of things... ie. job, country, friends, and of course, their guild. This mentality makes them extremely good at pvp. But, that said they are beatable. You just have to understand them first.

Until later...



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Posted by habboi on Thu Jun 23rd at 8:54pm 2005


http://www.pix8.net/pro/pic/3128jpBVf/393886.jpg

I presume it was this?

Looks good...Before it was out I was interested in buying it but then Dungeon Lords tested me and I still have not decided which one to buy...I am buying Monster Hunter though cause that is cool.





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Re: Guild wars story
Posted by Adam Hawkins on Thu Jun 23rd at 9:16pm 2005


? quoting Dark_Kilauea

We seem to have wandered off topic a little. Is the story just not interesting to any of you?

Think it's more of a case of not wanting to keep patting you on the back for winning a match mate. Tis all well and good you winning, but we don't need to keep congratulating you over and over just for the sake of staying on topic do we? <img src=" SRC="images/smiles/icon_smile.gif">




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Posted by Dark_Kilauea on Thu Jun 23rd at 10:43pm 2005


lol

Oh, and Hobboi, that's the waiting area, the arena's much cooler. <img src=" SRC="images/smiles/icon_smile.gif">

Until later...



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