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Post by Farrelei on Apr 12, 2008 7:58:45 GMT 10
See, Potato agrees with me-Runescape sucks.
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Post by potato7 on Apr 12, 2008 7:59:25 GMT 10
it gets very boring
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Post by Farrelei on Apr 12, 2008 8:06:09 GMT 10
And it overall sucks.  Now that's a got MMORPG. It has so many things that it hurts my brain, you can be a variety of different races, and there's over 20 jobs I think. Then there's your Parties, Alliances, Guilds, Linkshells, etc. It's so insanely big, and the graphics+Music are just awesome! I just can't explain it enough, you have to actually play it XD There are SO many places to travel and explore, and all wonderfully beautiful. There's a downside-Monthly fees are $20 a month. It doesn't stop me from playing it though ^-^   If you wanna try it out, there's a monthly free trial, so get in there and give it a shot  |
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Post by hex on Apr 13, 2008 9:22:14 GMT 10
Does it cost money to play final fantisy??!!
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Post by hex on Apr 13, 2008 9:25:01 GMT 10
Darn keybourd and mouse. Their stuffing up! *shakes head*disadvantages of having wireless keybourd and mouse.
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Post by Farrelei on Apr 15, 2008 14:43:57 GMT 10
If you read my post you'll see.
FF XI is the only FF that needs payment, of course.
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Post by Frost on Apr 15, 2008 21:33:53 GMT 10
actually potato likes it again Farrelei so  |
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Post by Farrelei on Apr 16, 2008 10:37:01 GMT 10
Stop trying to make me smite him.
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Post by Macca on Apr 16, 2008 13:56:19 GMT 10
OMG you are all noobs, some of you more noobs than others *glares at Farrelei* oh and btw Claw runscape is fun but i died recently which really SUCKS because i had 30 natyre runes, 100 chaos runes, 150 mind runes, 178 air runes, 7 law runes, 120 body runes, an anti-dragon shield, a staff of water, an amulet of defence and full wizard robes . I can give you most of these things for free if you'd like, doesn't cost that much, except for the chaos, nature and law runes, but other than that its ok. |
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Post by Macca on Apr 16, 2008 13:57:13 GMT 10
Oh and I smite Farreleis noobness.
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Post by Frost on Apr 16, 2008 14:12:19 GMT 10
no it's fine now, i got everything back except the 100 chaos( ) plus I nearly have full combat robes  |
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Post by Macca on Apr 16, 2008 14:21:21 GMT 10
It's so insanely big, and the graphics+Music are just awesome! I just can't explain it enough, you have to actually play it XD There are SO many places to travel and explore, and all wonderfully beautiful. There's a downside-Monthly fees are $20 a month. It doesn't stop me from playing it though ^-^ WHO THE FUCK IN THEIR RIGHT MIND WOULD PAY $20 FOR A MONTHS SUBSCRIPTION TO AN ONLINE COMPUTER GAME?!?!? And plus, all the things you mentioned are just details, the landscape and music and things like that, thats not what makes a good game, music and graphics arn't all that important, in fact, they arn't important at all, well they shouldn't be, because thats not a good game, that is the illusion of a good game, you didn't tell us anything about what there is to do, or what is actually interesting in the game, if all that is good in the game is its graphics and sound, that sounds like a shithouse game to me. RuneScape on the other-hand, doesn't need good graphics or music to make it a good game, there is a massive map of places to go and a list of over 180 quests ranging from all different skill types, no to mention the awesome mini-games set apart from the fact that hey, you get to kills stuff right? Lol but seriously another thing is that RuneScape is completly free, with an add on attachment including 8 other skills, 20 more monsters, 3x the places that you can go and exclusive armour+weapons, all for just $9.90AUS half of your gay game OWNED. And if all the other reasons didn't convice you, just think of it this way over 1,500,000 cant be wrong, right? www.runescape.comWant to give it a try, there is a free... well entire life trial period LOL. |
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Post by potato7 on Apr 16, 2008 14:38:30 GMT 10
not me
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Post by Farrelei on Apr 16, 2008 15:12:16 GMT 10
Macca, most of what I said was NOT about the graphics and things.
Let me tell you some more:
Jobs:
Final Fantasy XI has a lot of job/class openings. You can set up your own in-game stores (of course), become an alchemist (someone who combines items and ingredients together and does other things to make better items or ingredients), a blacksmith, puppeteer, etc.
Then there are the classes. You can have more then one class, but your level only applies to the class you are currently playing as. There are also support classes, which are essentially extra classes, so you can be using two classes at once.
Examples:
Black Mage: A wizard skilled in using their powers to destroy the enemy or other things. Everything in the land of Ivalice has one or more elements to it, and black mages can heal or criticaly damage opponents by knowledge of these elements (fire, ice, lightning, water, earth, air, holy, poison, darkness, etc are some of them, there may be more but I'm not sure)
White Mage: A wizard skilled in using their powers to help others. Their primary powers concentrate on the holy element, and the majority of their powers are used to heal others to support them. They also have some spells, example: Dia and Holy, that can harm the enemy, sometimes over a period of time. Their other powers include Protect, Shell, Esuna, Vox, etc which can heal status ailments or sicknesses and/or protect someone from harm.
Red Mage: A wizard skilled in both white and black magic, but their power concentrates on harming the enemy by use of status ailments or sicknesses, or poisoning them over a period of time. Their powers aren't as great as a White or Black Mage, but they are also skilled in hand-to-hand combat with swords and other weapons, whereas the other Mages cannot use these things. There are, however, some skills that only a Red Mage can learn.
Monk: A don't know much about this class, but they concentrate on hand-to-hand combat without weapons. They deal large damage by use of explosions and other things. They are very fast and quick fighters and they deal extremely large damage.
Thief: Fighters that specialize in stealing from their enemy. They are very quick and are hidden, and use mostly daggers to dispose of their enemy. I don't know much about these guys either.
Warrior: Fighters that use a shield and a large range of weapons to take care of the enemy and protect their homeland. Their power depends on the weapons they use and they are incredible fighters with a large range of variables.
They are the main jobs. Then come the support jobs, but there are so many of them I won't tell you all about them, just list them:
# Bard
# Beastmaster
# Blue Mage
# Corsair
# Dancer
# Dark Knight
# Dragoon
# Ninja
# Paladin
# Puppetmaster
# Ranger
# Samurai
# Scholar
# Summoner
Wanna know more, eh, MACCA?
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Post by Frost on Apr 16, 2008 21:22:16 GMT 10
yeh but in runescape you can have multiple "jobs" at once, you can be a cook, mage and craftsmen at the same time, (they aren't really jobs though).
plus FF isn't real, medieval times were, so really, your in a pathetic world made up by nerds and we are learning history with STYLE!!!!!
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