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Introducing Wraithguard Name: Wraithguard Sex: Male Age: 25 Race: Human Weapon of Choice: The legendary short sword 'Ylesia' History: Little is known about Wraithguard, it is only known that this is not his real name, it is what he calles himself because his real persona is being hunted down by the authorities in his hometown. (Which is also unknown) He tends to keep to himself, but doesn't have an evil vibe to him. Personality: Very quiet. Looks: Wears a dark cloak with a dark hood. He wears his dagger Ylesia on the outside of his cloak. Wraithguard walks into the bar, taking in the aromas in the room. He sits at the bar and quietly asks the bar keep for a drink.

he decides to take the free ice cream, but abandon the inflating-folds-to-fit-in-your-pocket-four-poster-waterbed-with-vibrating-matress and flee to Southern California to pick up the legendary 'ymorial chees-nugget teleportation device' that (using the space time continum theory) transports chees-nuggets to anywhere in the visible universe. However, time was running short, so he quickly took the magical sewer express to Biloxi to face King Kong once and for all. As soon as he crawled out of the sewer system and pointed the 'ymorial chees-nugget teleportation device' at King Kong...

I would imagine that in the next generation, all games (PC, Xbox, Nintendo, and Sony) will rise in price. On a lighter note: for the xbox 1, old games cost 20 USD. It is speculated that old 360 games will be 10 USD.

that something must be done quickly, because the fate of the world was resting in his hands! So he quickly pullled out his mobile phone, and dialed the number for our favorite plumber, Mario. Knowing that Mario has had experience with large gorillas stealing scantily clad females, he asked for Mario's assistance. Being the hero that he is, Mario immediately jumped into the nearest sewer system, and appeared seconds later in Chicago (smelling of raw sewage) only to find that...

I am a Breton Level... uhh... like 64. Concentrating mostly on Longsword/Melee weapons. Decided that magic was not the way to go after my first character that I deleted shortly after creating the one listed above. Have very nice armor too: full stalhrim enchanted armor (that took forever to get!)

For PC...Anybody heard of Freespace 2? It's a fly-around-in-a-space-ship-and-blow-the-crap-out-of-people type of game. I played a little bit of it at a friends house, and wow... the things you can do in your space ship... I barely had time to finish the tutorials before I had to go home. That's the best computer game I have ever played. ~For XBOX... ~Morrowind (or ~Halo 2, I don't know, I kind of got tired of playing it after I did nothing but that for several days in a row) ~For GameCube... ~SSBM Super Smash Bros. Melee. That game is the most addictive game for GC. I have to have played at least twenty bajillion hours on that. :D (Wrote my own gameguide for it too... PM me with questions...:cool2:) For PS2... Don't have one, but I think that the Final Fantasy Series is pretty cool... ~For GBA...~Mario & Luigi Superstars. Nuf said. Old Skool... ~For NES... Duck Hunt. :) ~For SNES... ~Super Mario World. That game is... Yeah, nuf said... ~For Sega... ~Sonic ~= I own this Started with a SNES when I was...........8. Which means I have 8 years experience.

Wow..... This is a long weekly question. Where's the next one Dark0ne?

Got to be Ancestral Ghost. I remember the first time I got Morrowind, I crawled into that tomb in the Canalworks, then got lost in it trying to run from this ghost thing. I totally used a Divine intervention to get out of there.... :laugh2: I look back and laugh

Easy money, skills, and levels: One prerequisite: Your alchemy skill needs to be at a reasonable level, (no less than thirty) or this could take a while... Begin by warping to the Caldera Mages Guild and Marking by Creeper in Ghorak Manor, or Marking by the talking mudcrab to the east of Vivec. Next, go back to the Caldera Mages Guild, and Steal , (or buy) the master's Mortar and Pestal, and all the other alchemy stuff in the tower. Go to the Sadrith Mora Mages Guild and talk to Tusamircil. (If your speechcraft is high, get his disposition up) Purchase crab meat, and kwama eggs (or hound meat, if you really want to. The purpose is to make Restore Fatigue potions.) Finalize the sale, then repeat. Continue until you have enough of each. ("Enough" should be defined by you. It really depends on how long you want to be there. Ignore your encumbrance, because if you followed above directions, you won't be walking anyways.) Cast Recall, and then start making potions. Every 20-30 potions you successfully make, your alchemy skill will increase (this is the rule for level 50-90 alchemists.) This is the skill portion of the trick. If alchemy is a major or minor skill, then this is also the level portion of the trick. When you finally run out of ingredients, then sell your potions to Creeper (or the Mudcrab) for a signifigant amount of money. This is the money portion of the trick. This is the easiest way to get money, skills, and levels *legally* in Morrowind. Plus if you made alchemy a Major skill and you are just starting a game, then this is especially helpful.

I think that it would be best if, instead of having a MMORPG, have a LANRPG (Is that a word?) Put that on top of a superior AI, and you'd have a d!&n good game... That way, you could still have the experience of playing with another human, but you wouldn't have to worry about any of the other problems like having to continually update the plot, or cheating...

I think that if the multiplayer mode would be a success, they would have to continually update the quests. The "main mission" would have to take the structure of a army like campaign. The only downside is, it probobly couldn't be released on XBOX, only computer.