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   From: sorealitsunreal@gmail.com   
      
   Kendrick Kerwin Chua  wrote in   
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   > In article ,   
   > SoReal   wrote:   
   >>Kendrick Kerwin Chua  wrote in   
   >>news:a66dna3vr4zTPS3VnZ2dnUVZ_hqdnZ2d@giganews.com:   
   >>   
   >>Something like that. I haven't seen any of the PSO dungeons pop up,   
   >>either, but I've only had the game for about a week now, and have   
   >>spent most of the time since getting it being run through MAG. Now   
   >>that it's over, I look forward to getting to really see the rest of   
   >>Gurhal.   
   >   
   > My favorite missions are on Moatoob, where one in particular ends in a   
   > great big valley that forms a natural fighting arena. Your party just   
   > rolls forward through a horde of fire-breathing monsters, and you have   
   > to have a buffing, healing spellcaster in tow to have any sort of   
   > chance. Playing as a Force means I spend a lot of time on Neudaiz too,   
   > so I can get the right item and resource drops.   
      
   Haven't spent much time on Moatoob, aside from grinding my Tenora   
   weapons. I'll have to check out some of the missions there.   
      
   I really should be spending more time on Neudaiz, too. I just went   
   Acrotecher a few levels ago, and I was wondering why I wasn't getting any   
   FO-geared synth stuff or drops.   
      
   >>Also, you're exactly correct. I recently got my Blue Burst out again   
   >>and started another character on one of the homebrew servers. In the   
   >>two years since I sold my gamecube and last copy of PSO I&II, I'd   
   >>forgotten how much damn fun that game was.   
   >   
   > The lesson is, never sell game hardware. You don't win in the long   
   > run; even with Wii backward compatibility, there's no network   
   > compatibility there. Even though the server is down now, I'm hoping   
   > that the original Xbox version of PSO Episode I and II ends up on the   
   > backward compatibility list some day. Yeah, and winged primates may   
   > emerge airborne from my backside.   
   >   
   > -KKC, enjoying the new Conan game.   
      
   Heh, I usually don't. That's the funny part. I sold my GC, along with a   
   bunch of other games I didn't play anymore, for store credit that paid   
   for 90% of my 360.   
      
   We can dream, you know. Even though there is probably a better likelihood   
   of winged primates flying out of your rectum, we can still hold that   
   modicum of hope that PSO won't be entirely forgotten by the gaming   
   industry.   
      
   Or the gaming industry could crush all of our hopes, dreams, and memories   
   by completely ignoring the celebration of a milestone in gaming history   
   and a time-honored example of how far we've come. Who knows?   
      
   --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05   
    * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)