.......Well, what else can I say to describe you people, who've continually breathed life into the 'ferrytainment?' topic for the past THREE HUNDRED YEARS?



Put away the alchemist kit, stow your potionified ashes of kuilay, and LET IT DIE.

>And besides, I can't potionify those ashes, I don't even know kuilay.



If I spelt it right, kuilay was the first quest in act3 in diablo2, completing it gets you his ashes, which you give to this creepy potion guy, and he gives you a permanent +20 life potion.


Figured permanent life would fit somewhere along the lines of this topic.

(Funny feedback comment on the post above this one however)

>I think you had to kill a unique creature to get a 'jade statue', then give it to the potion maker to receive the 20+ life potion. Can't remember.


You get the statue, but give it to .. what was his name.. Deckard Caine?Kane?Kaine? something like. He knows the legend of it, pops it open, then you get kuiley's ashes, bring them to the alchemist, he brews a potion, suck it down (mmmm, dead man ash drink), and yay, +20 life.




Oh, and since we're on the topic of potions, why can't we get potions of youth? I saw some in gemstone3 during a festival (incidentally, about 3 months before everyone got to select their own age, and people paid millions of platinum for the potions), can't we get that over here?

We got pinch and snap from them, let's get the other good stuff too :/
~T

So what about the poor souls who were created before 'premium' was even a gleam in the eyes of the revenue department? We're doomed to die of old age in about a rl decade unless they fix something, and sooner is better than later!

Probably not, but if your character is 75 years old, and the lifespan listed on the site says 60-80 your race lives, wouldn't you get a bit nervous?

Right, a typical elf isn't supposed to have kids until age 150. As far as i know there aren't many elves who play that have reached that age yet there are plenty who have roleplayed having children. So there are plenty of differences of what's supposed to happen and how you end up role playing your character.

Mordimer

I dunno.. considering the rate at which people have kids who are born 15-20 years old..

I'm thinking about opening up a sweat shop.

Now.. who's up for some profitable impregnation?

(Cayene's pick up line number 20,028)

~Cayene


*The only tolerable people in the world are those with imperfections. This fact is directly responsible for my sincere dislike of being alone*

>>So what about the poor souls who were created before 'premium' was even a gleam in the eyes of the revenue department? We're doomed to die of old age in about a rl decade unless they fix something, and sooner is better than later! <<

One time in the early 340s, there was a bug that made people alternately billions of years old, negative-millions-years-old, etc. Nothing resulted, except some amusement.

That + the aforemtioned "Solomon post'.

- Alemaster

The reason given for not making age reduction easier is that apparently some people consider visible age of the character to be a source of pride, because it indicates longevity of the player in DR.

Which of course, it only does in the very limited circumstance that the character is human/S'kra Mur/Tog/Rakash and not sold.

Personally, I'd much more care about the ability to mold a roleplay character by aging them properly than any such faulty OOC reckoning.

---Brett

Shifting.

I am --- Navak

Who is shifting a year for 300 plat?

~Ternith Sjomah-Prime/Asanji-TehFallen

shifting age is very demanding on empath performing shift...shifting years is helluva lot harder than any other shift, and has big-time large downtime

Player of Tessaa