Since you guys bothered to respond, I\'ll respond to you.
Kiern,
\"What\'s funny though is by the time it took him to write all that up he could have found the answers himself\"
There\'s two ways of looking at that. I\'d rather write first, research on my own, then come back to what you guys wrote. It would take twice the amount of time if I researched first, then asked the questions.
Plus as I\'ve pointed out (and others have pointed out), in addition to what the web site has to say, I\'m more concerned with the \"real world\" users\' feedback.
Gronomist,
I never had any doubts that the game is indeed free. If you\'re calling me indecent because you didn\'t bother to read my entire post, so be it.
Djaggernaut,
I\'d like to reply to your last post but I\'m having trouble grasping your point(s). I agree with your closing pargraph, assuming you\'re saying: RPGs are more fun with more people and even letting newbies into the community might not be a bad idea.
Everyone else,
Thanks for taking the time to answer my initial questions.
I\'m not going to lie, when I first came here, I assumed the game was in a more complete form. I wasn\'t looking for a polished free game, but did expect quite a bit more. Alas, that\'s not a problem. I have patience. From the looks of it, it\'ll be worth the wait.
I could probably list nearly a hundred ideas and concepts but that would require searching every single post because I\'m sure others had similiar if not identical ideas and I\'d probably get flamed for repeating what was said in the past without researching everything first.
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With that said. I\'ll start jotting down any good ideas I manage think up, and most likely search for them on the forums. Once a big enough list is compiled, I\'ll post it in the appropriate forum.
Until then...
