• 2Nov 07

  Chasing the survivor title in Guild Wars

  Yarrr, it gets frustrating, really really really frustrating. It depends too much on luck, way too much on luck. I came close to the lengendary survivor title so many times and then have it taken away from me from lag/idiots/rage quitters. What makes the title that much worse is that once you lose it, you can't ever get it on that character again.

  It'd have been real nice if like, say when your character dies, the title track can be restarted. So like, say if my character has died 1000 times, she could still start again on the survival title by getting that set amount of XP for the title. It's especially unfair to those that had created characters before the title was introduced. As the old favourites will never get the chance to go through that title track.

  Meh, I complain too much me thinks.

  • Posted Nov 2, 2007 6:49 pm PT
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• 13Mar 07

  DS's FC System (grrr it's driving me nuts)

  Man, for all y'all out there having problems with unlocking/finding secrets/trading/getting bonuses in DS games because of the FC system, I feel for you. Sure, the FC system is great for stopping people from spamming your pants off, and protects the little kids from the dirty old men. But heck, it's gone totally overboard with it.
  
  Take me for example, I've been playing Final Fantasy III for the last couple of months, and I've been trying to unlock the bonuses in that game for just as long. But I've yet had a chance to use the mognet system over wifi. Sure I've registered bucket loads of FC's already, and people claimed that they have added mine, but the fact still stands, all I have in my address book are grey'd out FC's and that's the end of that.
  
  What can we do? Not a whole lot, just keep posting FC's up on as many different forums as you possibly can, and hope like mad that one day, just one day, that you'll be lucky enough to get it to work.
  
  For those of you who actually managed to get it to work, good on you, and here's to hope that your luck would rub off on the rest of us.
  
  • Posted Mar 13, 2007 5:47 pm PT
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