ShadeovBlack

Originally Posted by comicsluvr

[ quote ]
they are programmed to run away after x amount of time of not landing a hit on their opponent. There are probably other triggers too.

[/ quote ]


this part seems patently unfair to me. Defense-heavy characters have to chase their opponents while resist-heavy ones don't? I call shenanigans on this one...

Originally Posted by AngrySandwich

Cept me. I'm a sandwich.

Originally Posted by Quinch_NA

Yep. Like I said, hit up Admissions Officer Lenk {he'll be in your contact list, I believe - if not, swing by Steel Canyon and he'll pop up} for an IO tutorial. Also, you can ask in the Help channel by using the /hc command to ask other players about game stuff. Not to worry - we don't bite {much}.

Originally Posted by ThongSnapper

*Hugs* Thanks so much! Yeah,.. It's a fitting name for me. ^^

Originally Posted by Myopic_Aardvark

Can I just welcome those N.A posters to the newly merged boards with the EU?

I don't know why it's not obvious that happened to many of you, but it's clear for us EU posters that you lot got lumped in with us, not the other way around.

Why else would we get our own special section?

Originally Posted by Alasdair

This thread has some wonderful designs!

I should probably contribute. ^_^

Originally Posted by Steelclaw

Surgeon’s Canvas (martial arts/regen stalker):

Had she once had a name? She assumed she had, though she could no longer remember it. That had been before the doctor. That had been before her... changes. She did not know if her skin had always been so albino pale and surely she had not always had so many teeth or such a long jaw. Her blood was yellow and that couldn't be right. Then there was the matter of her lower body; where her thick white skin only appeared in patches showing the dark red meat of the muscle beneath to be seen. As though she weren't quite... finished yet. She didn't look like the other humans she saw, though she was assured she had been born one. But the doctor told her she was beautiful; that she was his living work of art. And for that... she loved him.