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I'm doing the freeplay thing tomorrow, and I wanna know if this is scary. As in things jumping out scary. I hate being scared, but I've heard how good this game is.

Just done Tai Bwo Wanna Trio. Took quite a while...

I have these quests left to do: I was wondering what order I should do them in?

Congratulations! And BTW, Dora IS cool :thumbup:

Brilliant. Another grandmaster quest will surely expand the amount of things to do in Keldagrim. One of the most interesting and well designed cities (apart from Dorgesh-Kaan) will finally have a reason for me to go there =D

That's not what he asked. You don't need ot do anything, you'll automatically get the points.

Top 10% of people ever to have played? The top 10% comprises 13.5m players at least, care to elaborate?

At your stats cannon black demons in taverly with range pots.

CHERUB are love. You read the first in the Henderson's Boys series? It's just as epic as the CHERUB series. It makes me sad sometimes because I wish I could be a CHERUB :cry: I love the CHERUB series, I feel exactly the same as you do about becoming one. :P Same here :cry: It would be so awesome! I'd love to be mates with bruce. That guy covering your back would be cool.

And rag doll kung fu. It's awesome that game. May be a joke, but it's true. That's why PS3 is FTW.

Do you read? What do you read? When do you read? Do you enjoy reading? I love reading. I've read a lot of the CHERUB series by Robert Muchamore, they're really well written. I like spy books mostly, and I read before I go to sleep in the evening, helps to fill my mind with things to dream about. Do you read?

What's your budget? You could burst rock lobsters, or cannon black demons in taverly dungeon. Alternatively, you can do waterfiends. Or just slayer. Slayer is good too :D

On PS3 within the next month or so you will be able to sign in on two different PSN accounts at the same time, while playing splitscreen online. This is only for Resistance 2 ATM. So Basically my friend comes round, we start up resistance. I have my account already signed in, and he puts in his details, and he logs in so he can rank up, earn trophies etc.

At every school I've ever been to it has been said that the uniform is there to stop kids being bullied about the clothes they wear. It doesn't work, there's still insults and bullying against kids who's trousers are too short, have their ties long, button up their shirt completely etc. They might as well have no uniform, it would keep the students comfier, more adaptable to the weather, and because of those things, happier most probably. Sitting in a non airconditioned classroom in a blazer, horribly designed stiff shirt and black polyester type trousers is not fun. especially in 30 degree heat.

I think you're confusing irrational with experimental. Yet to experiment, is to be irrational, no? Unless the experiment has been done before?

I think best connection, the host has no power over the game, therefore them being a bit crap wouldn't affect it. That is, if there wasn't the stupid system of ending the game when the host leaves, not just transferring it.

If we rationalize the irrational, then all we achieve is a clone society. Everyone acting on the basis of what others do. There is definitely a need for some irrationalismness, otherwise we couldn't learn in the way that we do. If everyone acts just as the person before them does, how do we discover new things? The greeks discovered static electricity by rubbing amber with fur. If they were all completely rational, no one would try it. We learn by experimenting with the world around, much of the time irrationally. How amny times have you been bored in class, and just played with something, a pen or something, and you've learnt something from it? Like 'This pen is too hard to snap' or 'The tube with the ink in is sealed somehow at one end'. Take this discoveries out of the clssroom, and apply the theory to everyday life. How was gravity 'discovered'? Newton saw things falling, and didn't just think 'That's how it happens' like anyone else, he tried to think of a reason for that happening, same with gallileo. Eveyone thought that everything rotated around the earth, any other views were considered incredibly irrational. Galileo cchallenged this, he thought irrationally, and he was right. He paved the way for all our discoveries about space, by being irrational. Did all that make sense? Probably not, it did to me :?

Guys, just remember he doesn't have enough quest points to block four tasks, he can only block two.

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You missed 11 ;) You do realize that every game with online support ever has had dedicated servers. They're not special or anything, just a server that can run 24/7 without anyone playing on it. I'm pretty sure they're in every online game and every system always. COD4 and COD5 are hosted by players. Not even the ones with the best connection, it's random, therefore it sucks.

Which map?

You missed 11 ;)

At first for agility, use toy mice in the entrance to the rogues den, much better than any course.

Block off the water one side, then let them off on the opposite side. For the ones you can't get to, you must stack the rafts against a rock, 4 or 5 in a row will reach them.

If you're just doing fruit trees, I start at catherby, then charter to brimhaven, then teleport to varrck (GE) for spirit tree to grand tree, then check there, then spirit tree to tree gnome village, then crystal to Lleyta.