homer205

Oh wow that list looks very useful, thank you.

I've recently returned to the game and have just begun divination. I know I can buy energy and that will improve my experience rate, I'm just in the process of working out whether its efficient to do so. How many energy will I use per hour at various levels? Mainly interested in between 70 and 99 as thats where the bulk of the training will be. Also, is the energy commonly sold or a relatively quiet market? Thanks.

It means that, when you add people you want, you have to remove people you don't want/care about. It forces you to prune the list. You just set the number to be higher than the number of people you'll want on your facebook feed at any given time. Yeah I get the pruning numbers part. I'm more curious as to the how/why you determine the bolded part.

If I know the person I'm usually quite happy to add them, there are very few people who I dislike strongly. I've reduced the number of people I've added, mostly because I'd talk with someone at a party or two and now I have a bunch of friends I don't really know/will likely never see again. I tend not to unfriend though, usually I'll just hide posts from those I'm not interested in. I've noticed being unfriended a couple of times but they've all been people I haven't seen for a while and I look at their profiles/whatever so infrequently I don't actually know when they did it. Can someone explain why they keep their friends within a set number? That seems like a strange practice to me, the amount if people you want to interact with will vary over time.

In addition to the who really cares whether she wore heels or not it's not that big of a deal point, also consider that maybe she just misjudged the dress code? If it's a class opening event and (correct me if I'm wrong) you mentioned something about you both being first years at university then she might have simply thought that was going to be the dress code. I'm in my final year of uni and I'm not even sure what you mean by "class opening event". Good job Veiva, hopefully she'll call but even if nothing comes of it you've at least given it a shot and have a bit of practice. Nice can-do attitude.

Jim beam and coke, can't afford Jack. Generally just beer if I'm at a bar on account of poverty.

Assuming you don't know what this is, kill elves in Letya for them then recharge in bulk with Eluned of the riving elves quest.

Yes, it's 6 voyages for the first lot of rewards. You do need to be in the final region though (one voyage for each of the storylines per region).

Once you finish the individual storylines you get 50 or so trade goods in a pre-determined good. Then you access dual/triple story missions which again have high trade goods rewards. The rewards areone offs.

Try to back one into the lamps/trees/fences so they can't move.

If you took pictures of them then look at the file dates.

When you stop enjoying it. As you get older you're less likely to play though as you tend to have more responsibilties.

The cake was never heard from again...

Just getting back to the new typing: I've seen a lot of discussion on what pokemon will be retyped. I'm curious as to any moves that will be retyped/new fairy moves that will be introduced to non-fairy pokemon, even if they're not getting STAB, this could give some pokemon a boost when it comes to type coverage.

[hide] [/hide] Guessing he's referring to this, which answers the first part of your question if not the second.