LastKnight
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yup, i'm on it. Should be updating shortly, thx, andy. Got it on my work machine and my setiqueue machine. We'll see how this thing progresses.
Originally posted by: onebadv6
WOW set up the guild yesterday. Went to bed and to work today. Just got home and bamm we are really getting up there in numbers, strange though it says we have 17 but only 10 are listed.
I have it running on 2 systems mostly to find out if cpu speed figures into it at all. onebadv6 is a Athlon 1200mhz and onbadv6 part2 is an XP-2100. We'll see if the part2 overtakes the first one.
Lots of fun sofar!!
Originally posted by: LyNx01
If i'm offline, will my character still make progress?
Also, where can I find the TeAm's roster? I looked last night but couldn't find it. Edit: TeAm Stats Here
Originally posted by: ReaganCRW
Ok I am in full force. All seven of my computers are now online playing
Originally posted by: Mardeth
Also leveling seems to be faster with characters with good strenght. So if you make a new char. roll high str.
Originally posted by: ReaganCRW
Originally posted by: Mardeth
Also leveling seems to be faster with characters with good strenght. So if you make a new char. roll high str.
Oh now he tells me
Originally posted by: beatle
I've noticed that strength makes the biggest difference in leveling speed. You'll usually have one stat that soars above the rest, but it's not controllable. Higher strength means you can carry more, which means you have to make fewer trips back home to sell your stuff. This in turn means you have more gold to spend so you can spend it all at once instead of smaller purchases.
Originally posted by: beatle
I've noticed that strength makes the biggest difference in leveling speed. You'll usually have one stat that soars above the rest, but it's not controllable. Higher strength means you can carry more, which means you have to make fewer trips back home to sell your stuff. This in turn means you have more gold to spend so you can spend it all at once instead of smaller purchases.