Greetings from the past, Force rename... - English

#1 Added by Ziftwo 1 decade ago Report | Quote [en]

Hey all,

Zift here, now Ziftwo. Yeah - catchy and spellbinding isn't it? lol

Just wanted to say hello and if any of my guildmates from yester-year are still here gimme a yell! I guess during the merge my main man Zift got corrupt or something. I kept my sub up all this time just for principle, but of all my characters, looks like the one username turned into 'Default123etc...' and Zift is no longer an available name so... in the spirit of having to start over Ziftwo is born. Going to take a while to get all my stuff built back up, but hey - hoofing it for a while won't kill me. Plus I'm looking forward to my first Trek in a long time! I sure hope Tuesdays are still on?

Take care all,
See you in world when I can
- Zift

#2 Added by Neela 1 decade ago Report | Quote [en]

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Welcome back to Atys :o)

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Elder Of Atys

Chasing the DING!

katriell

You can't "complete" the mainland. If one thinks one has seen or done everything there, one is kidding oneself. But be prepared to "get out what you put in," because the mainland does not coddle or hold hands.

Remickla (atys)

Other games - they give you a cookie whether you succeed or not, in fact you don't even have to participate. Ryzom takes your cookie, eats it in front of you, and slaps you 2 or 3 times for bringing a cookie in the first place.

#3 Added by Arfur 1 decade ago Report | Quote [en]

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Welcome back Ziftwo :-)

All of us who survived the Second Great Swarming will know how you feel about rebuilding etc. I have enjoyed getting back up to where I was before, and beyond, and a particular highlight for me was The Great Trek through all the lands - which I did solo this time just for a laugh. I can recommend the anti-clockwise route (and a good set of HA).

I look forward to seeing you in-game.

Edited 2 times | Last edited by Arfur (1 decade ago)

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It's bad luck to be superstitious . . .

Palta e decata, nan nec ilne matala.

When one goes on a journey it is not the scenery that changes, but the traveller