I've been doing Rush cpq for a while now. What you do is have typically 2v2.
You need to wait 2 minutes before the other party disbands.
The team thats going to win gets 50 points in 2 minutes (normally done in about 1) and then when there is 7:59 left on the clock the other team disbands and you get 6300 exp. Then its the next partys turn.
It gets 63K exp every 20 minutes which is better than A rank winning twice (not including kills)
Anyone here play Warcraft 3? I enjoy games ranging from Dota to Island Defence to tower defences/mauls to just about any other fun game. I'm just an average/slightly above average player for most games. If anyone just wants to play sometime feel free to whisper or add me and yes I can host. (Although I've been constantly disconnecting as of late...)
IGN: AnythingSleepy Realm: Azeroth Time: EST
Feel free to post your IGN and any additional information. If we have enough WC3 players in this community I'll start making a player list and maybe we could start having some inhouses.
Lots of people complain about the patch times, specifically extensions. But they don't even really know anything of what goes on. They seem to think it takes the blink of an eye to have something happen. That's not how it works. Here's my interpretation of what goes on. I might be wrong, but I don't work for Nexon. I also have no idea how flow charts work. Start from the bottom.
I was just looking around MMORPQ and found some pics of the Crimsonwood Keep.
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Wired Monsters:
Enterance to the Keep:
Tree Monsters 0.0:
Map heading to the Keep (You can see in backround):
This shows the map is quiet big compared to the other pic:
Overall it seems like a fun place to explore.
Disscuss.....
Hi South Perrians and Scanians! After our hiatus since September, we're back and raring to go! A lot of us quit after the summer mainly because we didn't have time to maintain the guild and didn't have much time to play in general. This week is Spring Break for many of us, so we thought it was a great time to get back in the groove and get the good old Maple juices flowing!
Everything is pretty much the same. The level limit has been bumped down to 30+. Exceptions can be made if you are active and willing to level to the best of your ability.
We value activity over levels. Activity doesn't mean, "Log on and go afk for the whole day." We find it more fun if everyone knows everyone and people talk to each other. MapleStory is based on playing with people, if you take that away it's just boring.
About Repulse
Repulse was started back in July 2006. The guild was quite popular among fellow Scanians and also had a few run ins...yeah...we'll call it that, with ImpuLse, the rival guild. The guild was re-made several times and went as far as to have two divisions (back when you could only have 30 slots). In early 2007 Repulse went through a series of dark events and was disbanded by a hacker (not by the guild hack) and re-made by an unknown group of maplers.
We re-made Repulse (the original creators) in late June 2008 under the leader of LightSpiral. Repulse isn't a guild about high leveling, or focused on getting fame at the expense of friendships and acting like a bunch of pricks. We value activity as the highest priority. Leveling comes second. We believe that in time, people will level so why kick them out if they're nice, friendly, and active.
If you would like to join please make sure you fulfill the following prerequisites:
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*We ask that you be active. Activity is our guilds highest priority.
*You must play in the SCANIA MAPLEGLOBAL SERVER (sort of a dumb requirement...but people are very careless these days).
*We would like it if people are levels 30+, but there may be exceptions as long as you are very active.
*All classes/jobs are accepted.
*No hacking or scamming. Those found to do so will be immediately expelled.
*Being friendly and kind is a plus. 'WB's and 'Hi's are very much appreciated.
*Leveling at some point would be nice. You don't have to kill yourself and you won't be kicked as long as you're active. But the higher the levels we are, the more things we can do.
*And most of all...you have to want to have fun! That's what Repulse is all about!
Contact Us To Join
If you're interested in joining, you can either comment here and we'll track you down or message one of the Jr. Masters/leader below.
Usually, news of murder have gotten so retarded and/or violent that I'm just unperturbed by it. But this one was like horror movie brought to life. Seriously, for once, news made my insides kinda flinch. =\ Read this on the bus, going home from school.
Quote:[SIZE="5"]Beheading victim mourned, suspect appears in court[/SIZE]
[SIZE="3"]Edmonton man charged with second-degree murder utters not a word when he appears in court[/SIZE]
August 01, 2008
The Canadian Press
The man accused in the beheading of a fellow passenger on a Greyhound bus in Manitoba has made his first court appearance.
Vince Weiguang Li, 40, of Edmonton walked into a courtroom in Portage la Prairie, Man., today with his head bowed and his lips sealed.
He would not even reply when the judge asked him if he was going to get a lawyer, and only nodded slightly when asked whether he was exercising his right not to speak.
The Crown asked for a psychiatric assessment, but the judge said he wanted to give Li a chance to talk to a lawyer about that.
Lis next court appearance is scheduled for Tuesday in Portage la Prairie.
Li is charged with second-degree murder in the gruesome slaying of Tim McLean, 22, on a Greyhound bus that was travelling from Edmonton to Winnipeg.
A post-mortem is scheduled for today at the Winnipeg Health Sciences Centre.
Friends said McLean was a quiet, easy-going carnival worker who was going home to Winnipeg when he was stabbed repeatedly and then decapitated by a man sitting next to him.
Witnesses say the suspect then carved up his body in front of terrified passengers.
William Caron, 23, of Winnipeg, said contrary to some reports, McLean was not asleep when the attack happened.
"I was talking to one of his ex-girlfriends not too long ago, and she was texting him the whole way back from Edmonton until 10 minutes before this accident happens," Caron told The Canadian Press.
"He was just sitting there texting her, listening to music on his cellphone."
Police have released very little information about the attack.
"It's not something that happens regularly on a bus," said Staff Sgt. Steve Colwell. "You're sitting there enjoying your trip and then all of a sudden somebody gets stabbed."
Passengers gave a much more graphic account of events.
"We heard this blood-curdling scream and turned around, and the (suspect) was standing up, stabbing this guy repeatedly, like 40 or 50 times," Garnet Caton said from a hotel in Brandon, Man., where he and other passengers had been taken to rest.
"There was no rage or anything. He was like a robot, stabbing the guy."
Caton said the bus stopped immediately, just west of Portage La Prairie on Wednesday night, and everyone scrambled to get out while the attacker started methodically carving up the victim's body, not paying attention to anyone else.
Caton and the driver shut the bus door from the outside while they waited for police to arrive.
"We put our bodies up against the door, waiting for him to come out ... and he went back and brought the head to the front and pretty much displayed it ... and dropped it on the ground in front of us," Caton said.
"All very calmly. He was wearing sunglasses. It was no big deal to him."
Fellow passenger Cody Olmstead from Kentville, N.S., also recalled the chilling scene.
"The (suspect) came to the front of the door with buddy's head in his hands, decapitated. He dropped the head and went back and started cutting the body back up," Olmstead said.
When police arrived a few minutes later, passengers were taken away and the officers tried to get the suspect to surrender.
"He was immediately subdued and arrested without incident."
Both Olmstead and Caton said the suspect and McLean appeared not to know each other.
Tim McLean Sr. said his son had sent him a text message as the bus was leaving Brandon, the last leg of its journey, to ask if he could come home for the night.
McLean told his son that, of course, he could come home, and that was the last contact he had with him.
A Facebook website called "R.I.P. Tim" quickly sprang up after news of the attack.
"I can't believe this is happening," wrote Leah Dryburgh of Winnipeg. "Tim, you were the best guy ever. You didn't deserve this at all."
Caron said he was one of McLean's best friends, having known each other since they were in Grade 7.
"I knew he was coming back ... from the (exhibition)," said Caron, who said his buddy worked a carnival booth at fairs around western Canada.
"My brother was supposed to go meet him at the bus depot and he never showed up.
"Caron said his three children all loved McLean, who he described as a quiet, easy-going guy.
"I was completely shocked cuz Tim has never been a roughhousing guy," he said.
"He's always been a quiet guy, just kind of socialized with his buddies and that was it."
He said his friend was small, around five-foot-four and weighing maybe 130 pounds.
Quote from newspaper: "Certainly, the horrific nature of it is probably one-of-a-kind in Canadian history."
On a lighter note: lol @ newsheadline. Shouldn't it be Beheaded instead of beheading?
Eh.. I wasn't planning on posting these in a specific thread or anything, but my friends keep telling me I should, so here goes. These are just videos of my Gunslinger / Valkyrie on kMS Culverin. Shitty videos; I'll tell you right off the bat I don't know anything about video editing. They're just straight from Fraps with a title and a credits screen in WMM. Now that that's out of the way, here they are: