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But I play as a glamorous kitty with a playful claw, and I definitely wouldn't call her Dragnyl.

Okay, then yes, everything is clear.

In any case, naming your character in an MMORPG after a character from some popular work is not the best solution, in my opinion.

Some scenario writers named their characters in MMORPGs after the heroes they themselves created!

Is this something you SAW A MINUTE AGO?

So you went ahead and told a bunch of people about it just now.

I was sitting on the balcony and watched an interesting scene for about half an hour. Seven small kids, around 6-7 years old, were milling around on the grass and hitting each other. A group of older boys, around 18 years old, were also watching. I don't understand, is this some kind of game they're playing, or what? They've gone completely wild.

SWtoR will be free this weekend so everyone can play. It seems they are really struggling with player retention.

I saw a friend playing it a couple of months ago, and there were a lot of people playing. It's not a pirated version.

Mort, what surprised you? Kids like to fight over everything and nothing.

Are you up for it? Can you prove it? Let's fight and see who's right.

No, I get it when it's one-on-one, there's a reason for it, but here they're just randomly attacking each other.

Such things make me think of a crowd of trolls who, out of boredom, start hitting each other in the face. A good example was in LotR: BfME, I don't remember which part, maybe in both: if trolls are gathered in one crowd and stand around doing nothing for a long time, one of them will hit another in the face with a club and receive a similar response (all this without losing HP and without affecting the gameplay in any way).

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Arko, let's go to Unreal, let's find out who's the bigger loser!

Whoever suggested it is the one who's going to suffer the consequences.

unreal wsm.

Allow me to disagree with you, sir, and also point out that your logic is not as close to perfection as it may seem to you.