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Feature Requests / Re: Shortkeys
« on: January 10, 2008, 03:51:34 PM »
I think we should just be allowed to make our shortcuts whatever we want to :\ But that'd be really really hard to do I think 
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New Features / Re: Kekkei Genkai
« on: January 10, 2008, 03:49:01 PM »sharingan 8 gates and kaguya all on the same alt?That would make me cry >>;;
Maybe have it so you can only choose one major genkai (Sharingan, Byakugan, Hyouton(<- Debatable..)) And then only one of the lesser just so we don't have powerhouses destroying Oro faster than they already are >> And for every reset AFTER they already hit their limit, maybe just give them extra Specialty uses or perhaps make their current ones stronger and also make the moves last longer.
If we want to stick to the show though, you should not be allowed to have more than one Genkai, unless you somehow pull an Orochimaru or something that consists of stealing bodies or something like that. Though that shouldn't even get you more than one.
*raises hand* Er....look at my bio ingame, all I have to say. >.<;; Though, I think it would get you more than one if you did it like that....I won't go into it here though so as not to cause a fuss.
Since it's off topic I won't stick on that topic for a while but switching your spirit into another body would only give you the KG of that body I would think.
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New Features / Re: Kekkei Genkai
« on: January 10, 2008, 03:38:37 PM »sharingan 8 gates and kaguya all on the same alt?That would make me cry >>;;
Maybe have it so you can only choose one major genkai (Sharingan, Byakugan, Hyouton(<- Debatable..)) And then only one of the lesser just so we don't have powerhouses destroying Oro faster than they already are >> And for every reset AFTER they already hit their limit, maybe just give them extra Specialty uses or perhaps make their current ones stronger and also make the moves last longer.
If we want to stick to the show though, you should not be allowed to have more than one Genkai, unless you somehow pull an Orochimaru or something that consists of stealing bodies or something like that. Though that shouldn't even get you more than one.
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New Features / Re: Kekkei Genkai
« on: January 08, 2008, 07:57:56 PM »
Personally, I think Sharingan is alittle too powerful.
Though I'm not complaining. I hope the others come out soon!
Though I'm not complaining. I hope the others come out soon!
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Village Square / Re: at home
« on: December 23, 2007, 02:53:21 AM »And AKA me, im Koneko on SL!*Got lost on the way <<*
Q.Q IM TELLIN DADDY! *Calls Xaos <<*
You called? >>
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Spam / Re: Assasin's Creed and other good games
« on: November 20, 2007, 02:44:49 PM »personally, i dont think assassins creed is that good of a game! sure when you running away from fights and shit you can pushes civilians out of the ay, but if a dad bodies around, and a civilian comes along, they dont get scared and run for other guards to help like a real person would! and the fighting isnt that good either! you cant do any kool moves likeblock their attack, stab them, jump over them, and snap their heads like in prince of persia the two thrones! that WAS kool!
So how far did you get into that game? >>; Because you can block their attack, stab them, jump over them, and also snap their necks =\
Read the tutorials, they're there for a reason =)
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Village Square / Re: Dinner at NEJI's!
« on: November 20, 2007, 02:40:33 PM »yes xaos ruins everything end of story
Yes I do, now why did you bring back this topic? =\
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Spam / Re: Legendary Players??
« on: November 16, 2007, 03:27:07 PM »Aww, alright, I can add you Xaos for being the first notable person to have a sex change. =)
I'm going to go cry now...
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Spam / Re: Legendary Players??
« on: November 14, 2007, 07:13:43 PM »I was first to get CS2 >>
Baluski -> First to get CS2? and winner of the only crimson leaf
Hence the '?' mark. I am not sure who did what first, so those are just my observations.
I haven't been here nearly as long as others.
This is more of a SL history lesson?
It's fine xD Not too many people remember me anyway x.X
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Spam / Re: Legendary Players??
« on: November 14, 2007, 07:08:37 PM »I was first to get CS2 >>
Baluski -> First to get CS2? and winner of the only crimson leaf
And I'm not on your list Baluski? Aww >>
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Help me I am lost / New Player Primer (If You're New and Haven't Read It.)
« on: November 13, 2007, 06:41:36 PM »
Welcome to the Legend of the Green Dragon New Player Primer
The village square
Legend of the Green Dragon (LotGD) is turning out to be a fairly expansive game, with a lot of areas to explore. It's easy to get lost with all that there is to do out there, so keep in mind that the village square is pretty much the center of the village you start in. This area will give you access to most other areas that you can get to, with a few exceptions (we'll talk about those in a little while). If you ever get lost, or are not sure what's going on, head to the village square and regain your bearings.
Your first day
Your first day in the world can be very confusing! You're presented with a lot of information, and you don't need almost any of it! It's true! One thing you should probably keep an eye on though, are your hit points. This is found under "Vital Info." No matter what profession you choose, in the end, you are some kind of warrior or fighter, and so you need to learn how to do battle. The best way to do this is to look for creatures to kill in the forest. When you find one, check it out, and make sure that it's not a higher level than you, because if it is, you might not live through the fight. Keep in mind that you can always try to run away from something that you encountered, but sometimes it might take several tries before you get away. You might want to buy armor and weapons in the village square in order to give yourself a better chance against these creatures out in the forest.
Once you have defeated a creature, you'll notice that you're probably a little hurt. Head on over to the Healer's Hut, and you can get patched up in short order. While you're level 1, healing is free, but as you advance, it becomes more and more expensive. Also keep in mind that it's more expensive to heal 1 point, then later heal 1 point again than it is to heal 2 in one shot. So if you're trying to save up some money, and you're barely hurt, you might risk a fight or two while you're a little hurt, and heal the damage from several fights in one shot.
After you've killed a few creatures, you should head back to the village, into Bluspring's Warrior Training, and talk to your master. Your master will tell you when you are ready to challenge him, and when you are ready, you should give him a shot (make sure you're healed up first though!). Your master won't kill you if you lose, instead he'll give you a complimentary healing potion and send you on your way.
Death
Death is a natural part of any game that contains some kind of combat. In Legend of the Green Dragon, being dead is only a temporary condition. When you die, you'll lose any money that you had on hand (money in the bank is safe!), and some of the experience you've accumulated. While you're dead, you can explore the land of the shades and the graveyard. In the graveyard, you'll find Shinigami the Overlord of Death. He has certain things that he would like you to do for him, and in return, he may grant you special powers or favors. The graveyard is one of those areas that you can't get to from the main Square. In fact, while you're dead, you can't go to the village square at all!
Unless you can convince Shinigami to resurrect you, you'll remain dead until the next game day. There are 3 game days each real day. These occur when the clock in the village square reaches midnight.
New Days
As stated just above, there are 3 game days each real day. These occur when the clock in the village square reaches midnight. When you get a new day, you'll be granted new forest fights, interest on gold you have in the bank (if the bankers are pleased with your performance!), and a lot of your other statistics will be refreshed. You'll also be resurrected if you were dead, and get another chance to take on the world. If you don't log on over the course of an entire game day, you'll miss your opportunity to partake in that game day (this means that new game days are only assigned when you actually log on, being away from the game for a few days won't grant you a whole bunch of new days). Forest fights, PvP battles, special power usages and other things that get refreshed on a daily basis do NOT get carried over from one day to the next (you can't build up a whole bunch of them).
PvP (Player versus Player)
Legend of the Green Dragon contains a PvP element, where players can attack each other. As a new player, you are protected from PvP for your first 3 game days or until you accumulate 1000 experience, unless you choose to attack another player. Some servers might have the PvP aspect turned off, in which case there is no chance that you'll be attacked by any other players. You can tell if the server you play on has PvP turned off by looking in the village square for "Slay Other Players." If it's not there, you can't engage (or be engaged) in PvP.
When you are attacked and die in PvP, you only lose gold you had on hand, and 6% of your experience. You won't lose any turns in the forest, or any other stats. If you attack someone else in PvP, you'll get 10% of the experience they had, and any gold they had on hand. If you attack someone else and lose, however, you'll lose 10% of your experience, and you'll lose any gold that you had on hand. If someone else attacks you and they lose, you'll gain the gold they had on hand, and 6% of their experience. You can only attack someone who is close to your level, so don't worry that as a level 1, some big level 15 player is going to come along and beat on you.
If you buy a room in the inn when you decide to quit the game, you'll protect yourself somewhat from casual attacking. The only way for someone to attack you when you're in the inn is for them to bribe the bartender, which can be a costly procedure. Quitting to the fields means that someone can attack you without having to pay money or gems to the bartender. You cannot be attacked while you are online, only while you are offline, so the more you play, the more protected you are
. Also, if you are attacked and die, no one else can attack you again until you log on again, so don't worry that you'll be attacked 30 or 40 times in one night. Logging back into the game will make you a viable PvP target again if you've already been killed today.
Ready to take on the world!
You should now have a pretty good idea of how the basics of the game work, how to advance, and how to protect yourself. There's a whole lot more to the world, so explore it! Don't be afraid of dying, particularly when you're young, as even when you're dead, there's yet more stuff to do!
The village square
Legend of the Green Dragon (LotGD) is turning out to be a fairly expansive game, with a lot of areas to explore. It's easy to get lost with all that there is to do out there, so keep in mind that the village square is pretty much the center of the village you start in. This area will give you access to most other areas that you can get to, with a few exceptions (we'll talk about those in a little while). If you ever get lost, or are not sure what's going on, head to the village square and regain your bearings.
Your first day
Your first day in the world can be very confusing! You're presented with a lot of information, and you don't need almost any of it! It's true! One thing you should probably keep an eye on though, are your hit points. This is found under "Vital Info." No matter what profession you choose, in the end, you are some kind of warrior or fighter, and so you need to learn how to do battle. The best way to do this is to look for creatures to kill in the forest. When you find one, check it out, and make sure that it's not a higher level than you, because if it is, you might not live through the fight. Keep in mind that you can always try to run away from something that you encountered, but sometimes it might take several tries before you get away. You might want to buy armor and weapons in the village square in order to give yourself a better chance against these creatures out in the forest.
Once you have defeated a creature, you'll notice that you're probably a little hurt. Head on over to the Healer's Hut, and you can get patched up in short order. While you're level 1, healing is free, but as you advance, it becomes more and more expensive. Also keep in mind that it's more expensive to heal 1 point, then later heal 1 point again than it is to heal 2 in one shot. So if you're trying to save up some money, and you're barely hurt, you might risk a fight or two while you're a little hurt, and heal the damage from several fights in one shot.
After you've killed a few creatures, you should head back to the village, into Bluspring's Warrior Training, and talk to your master. Your master will tell you when you are ready to challenge him, and when you are ready, you should give him a shot (make sure you're healed up first though!). Your master won't kill you if you lose, instead he'll give you a complimentary healing potion and send you on your way.
Death
Death is a natural part of any game that contains some kind of combat. In Legend of the Green Dragon, being dead is only a temporary condition. When you die, you'll lose any money that you had on hand (money in the bank is safe!), and some of the experience you've accumulated. While you're dead, you can explore the land of the shades and the graveyard. In the graveyard, you'll find Shinigami the Overlord of Death. He has certain things that he would like you to do for him, and in return, he may grant you special powers or favors. The graveyard is one of those areas that you can't get to from the main Square. In fact, while you're dead, you can't go to the village square at all!
Unless you can convince Shinigami to resurrect you, you'll remain dead until the next game day. There are 3 game days each real day. These occur when the clock in the village square reaches midnight.
New Days
As stated just above, there are 3 game days each real day. These occur when the clock in the village square reaches midnight. When you get a new day, you'll be granted new forest fights, interest on gold you have in the bank (if the bankers are pleased with your performance!), and a lot of your other statistics will be refreshed. You'll also be resurrected if you were dead, and get another chance to take on the world. If you don't log on over the course of an entire game day, you'll miss your opportunity to partake in that game day (this means that new game days are only assigned when you actually log on, being away from the game for a few days won't grant you a whole bunch of new days). Forest fights, PvP battles, special power usages and other things that get refreshed on a daily basis do NOT get carried over from one day to the next (you can't build up a whole bunch of them).
PvP (Player versus Player)
Legend of the Green Dragon contains a PvP element, where players can attack each other. As a new player, you are protected from PvP for your first 3 game days or until you accumulate 1000 experience, unless you choose to attack another player. Some servers might have the PvP aspect turned off, in which case there is no chance that you'll be attacked by any other players. You can tell if the server you play on has PvP turned off by looking in the village square for "Slay Other Players." If it's not there, you can't engage (or be engaged) in PvP.
When you are attacked and die in PvP, you only lose gold you had on hand, and 6% of your experience. You won't lose any turns in the forest, or any other stats. If you attack someone else in PvP, you'll get 10% of the experience they had, and any gold they had on hand. If you attack someone else and lose, however, you'll lose 10% of your experience, and you'll lose any gold that you had on hand. If someone else attacks you and they lose, you'll gain the gold they had on hand, and 6% of their experience. You can only attack someone who is close to your level, so don't worry that as a level 1, some big level 15 player is going to come along and beat on you.
If you buy a room in the inn when you decide to quit the game, you'll protect yourself somewhat from casual attacking. The only way for someone to attack you when you're in the inn is for them to bribe the bartender, which can be a costly procedure. Quitting to the fields means that someone can attack you without having to pay money or gems to the bartender. You cannot be attacked while you are online, only while you are offline, so the more you play, the more protected you are
. Also, if you are attacked and die, no one else can attack you again until you log on again, so don't worry that you'll be attacked 30 or 40 times in one night. Logging back into the game will make you a viable PvP target again if you've already been killed today.Ready to take on the world!
You should now have a pretty good idea of how the basics of the game work, how to advance, and how to protect yourself. There's a whole lot more to the world, so explore it! Don't be afraid of dying, particularly when you're young, as even when you're dead, there's yet more stuff to do!
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Spam / Re: If a moderator had superpowers....
« on: November 13, 2007, 05:39:21 PM »trey or male item master?pri started it. <.<;then you dont know any of the real legends ._.
Xaos USED to be one back when he was the strongest dude...
then school hit him XD
I miss those days. Everyone knew me o.O Now everyone knows only one nickname >>; Thanks to you guys
But yea, school stinks -.-
You keep on changing the person's name who started it >.>;
And even so, you told everyone x.X
The second -.-
Y-Y-Y...YOU SMELL!!!!!!!!! <,,<
Ouch! *Cries to Varu* x.x
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Spam / Re: Shinobi Legend Real Life meetups?! o.O
« on: November 11, 2007, 01:36:10 AM »I know you're taking pictures >:OXDSkidz? Tenshi? Someone I don't know? <.<
someone from florida might be coming to so cal soon-ish so i might get a chance to see them when theyre here....
I'm holding my pics for ransom <<
tenshi >>
hell yeah i am XD
were gonna call you and cuss you out too >>
and Xaos... im gonna kill you if you beta me to one more thing involving tracey;;
No you won't x.Xwell, you are a few thousand miles closer to where your server is located than most others
France is not a hell...
great childcare ...
Do you have children in france?
How old is Tracey and how did she get to your house? And is she hot?
Weird questions O_o
1. None of your concern x.X
2. She didn't come to my house x.X
3. Why are you asking this stuff? >>; She'll kill you dude.
yes i will <<
can i give my own asnwers? not gonna wait for an answer
1.) Shes too old for you
2.) Shes a ninja! =D
3.) I sense a ninja preparing for teh hunt! >_>
*Claps* xD