drusylla

I still need more practice. You are a beautiful model so it make my job easier

Cute dress! Love the pictures!

<3 Can't wait!

I came back to the site just in time!!

If you read what you just commented on my page it almost sounds like an orgy. LOL.

Yeah, that was pretty cool. I don't think I have ever soent that long on a character creation

Ha-ha!

happy anniversary

Gratz! Made it over the hump. Good deal.

hahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha I've read that one before but it never ceases to make me laugh.

I laugh because they believe in better places!

i quit my guild and i am transferring servers this week... to much drrama

It's tough because you want to play with people you know and like, and sometimes those people just aren't what you need. If there was a lower bar to entry (by which I mean - anyone could play a statistically effective version of any role at any given time), it would go a long way towards resolving that issue. However, that bar is something that many MMORPG players love. I don't think most people would really like being able to create a maximum level character with pretty effective equipment on the fly - it would, from their perspective, rob the game of some of its depth, and thereby rob the players of some of their (emotional) investment. See Guild Wars - players don't feel attached to their characters. Players generally like that attachment.

So... essentially, there's no way around it that makes everyone happy. If raids required 5 people, you could work something out - grab four reliable people, help each other level up whatever it is you need, and off you go. When I was playing, raids required 25 people. So you either got the magical combination, or you tried with what was available and likely ran into some trouble.

Or you lower the bar to entry, as mentioned above.

Or you remove encounters that are truly challenging for a group that size.

In short, it's an inherent design flaw in MMORPGs (or ones with raids, anyway) that I don't think can be solved. It's unrealistic to expect players to recruit whatever specific arrangement of 25 people is required because, as mentioned above, people want to play with their friends. Likewise, people are unlikely to want to invest several hours running a potentially disastrous raid with strangers. And, lastly, quality players at maximum level rarely run around without a guild.

My only real solution is to leave large scale battles to PvP, where both sides have to contend with those very issues, and leave PvE on a smaller scale. That's only for games that don't already have raids, though, because otherwise they'd risk losing a hefty chunk of their base.

Ah, this takes me back to college.

Never played Shadowrun, myself. In a weekly group right now, we just got done with Changeling: The Lost, moving on to CthulhuTech. We swap games every other week, so we're currently doing D&D 4e, though that will be on a temporary break to try out Eclipse Phase in the near future.

If you're into games that are more about setting and plot than rules, by the way, I highly recommend Eclipse Phase. Just a damn interesting world they have going on there.

I remember, I texted you the best birthday wishes you have ever had in the past 27 years!

Happy birthday beautiful!

Happy B-day!!

I'm feeling some tattoo itch right now too, but I kinda like the sensation...

I always find a nice hard slap makes the itch subside for a little while Also, talk nerdy to me You're awesome, lol!