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Article #2194Re: Deadeye - a Class player
From: James Carter
Date: Thu, 06 Mar 1997 00:00
Date: Thu, 06 Mar 1997 00:00
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Not all ppl on battlenet are pkillers. One of the most fun things to do
after you
gain a high level character is to become a guide for newbies and sheapherd
them
along. It can be quite a challenge to use tactics to kill the monsters and
keep your party alive. Despite all efforts you usually end up having to
res them so I keep a lot of res scrolls handy. There are pkillers who will
go a long in your party and then kill you when you are down. That sucks
but it's a part of life on battleNet. But there are even more high level
characters who are more than happy to help.
[R2]TalonClaw
Tony T <wm...@execpc.com> wrote in article
<331ec68d...@news.execpc.com>...
> Hi all,
>
> Just wanted to point out that battle.net isn't ALL bad;
> I got on as a level 5 fighter last night, and joined a game with
> Warlock, Liberty and Deadeye.
>
> Warlock was afraid Deadeye was a Pkiller, and wasn't to happy about
> him (her?) coming alon being a very powerfull rouge. Deadeye was very
> polite about it, and being a higher level than us (we were all around
> 5 - 6) didn't take any kills or gold or anything.
>
> After a while, he even healed us when we were getting beat up, and
> even joked about becoming a Player Cleric. :-)
> All in all, it was a very pleasant experience, after having been wiped
> out a few times by malicious Pkillers, it is refreshing to see there
> are people who are willing to help out. He even took a lot of heat
> from Leoric so Liberty and I could slash him up (that was just TOO
> fun)
>
> So, to all you paranoids out there, (as well you should be), there are
> still some great players, and I just wanted to point out that the
> Deadeye that I played with along with Liberty & Warlock ( I was
> Beorn), is welcome in any game I play in.
>
> BTW, Deadeye, if you are reading, if I see you again I will give you
> those books I promised ;-)
>
> Tony aka Quick aka Beorn.
>
>
> ********************************
> "Never laugh at live dragons..."
> J.R.R. Tolkien, The Hobbit
> *********************************
>
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color=3D"#000000" face=3D"Arial">Not all ppl on battlenet are pkillers. =
One of the most fun things to do after you<br>gain a high level =
character is to become a guide for newbies and sheapherd them<br>along. =
It can be quite a challenge to use tactics to kill the monsters =
and keep your party alive. Despite all efforts you usually end up =
having to res them so I keep a lot of res scrolls handy. There are =
pkillers who will go a long in your party and then kill you when you are =
down. That sucks but it's a part of life on battleNet. But =
there are even more high level characters who are more than happy to =
help.<br><br> =
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[R2]TalonClaw <br><br><br><br>Tony T <<font =
color=3D"#0000FF"><u>wm...@execpc.com</u><font color=3D"#000000">> =
wrote in article <<font =
color=3D"#0000FF"><u>331ec68d...@news.execpc.com</u><font =
color=3D"#000000">>...<br>> Hi all,<br>> <br>> Just wanted =
to point out that battle.net isn't ALL bad;<br>> I got on as a level =
5 fighter last night, and joined a game with<br>> Warlock, Liberty =
and Deadeye. <br>> <br>> Warlock was afraid Deadeye was a Pkiller, =
and wasn't to happy about<br>> him (her?) coming alon being a very =
powerfull rouge. Deadeye was very<br>> polite about it, and =
being a higher level than us (we were all around<br>> 5 - 6) didn't =
take any kills or gold or anything. <br>> <br>> After a while, he =
even healed us when we were getting beat up, and<br>> even joked =
about becoming a Player Cleric. :-)<br>> All in all, it was a very =
pleasant experience, after having been wiped<br>> out a few times by =
malicious Pkillers, it is refreshing to see there<br>> are people who =
are willing to help out. He even took a lot of heat<br>> from Leoric =
so Liberty and I could slash him up (that was just TOO<br>> =
fun)<br>> <br>> So, to all you paranoids out there, (as well you =
should be), there are<br>> still some great players, and I just =
wanted to point out that the<br>> Deadeye that I played with along =
with Liberty & Warlock ( I was<br>> Beorn), is welcome in any =
game I play in.<br>> <br>> BTW, Deadeye, if you are reading, if I =
see you again I will give you<br>> those books I promised ;-)<br>> =
<br>> Tony aka Quick aka Beorn.<br>> <br>> <br>> =
********************************<br>> "Never laugh at live =
dragons..."<br>> J.R.R. Tolkien, The Hobbit<br>> =
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From: "James Carter" <Ja...@NOSPAM.NET> Subject: Re: Deadeye - a Class player Date: 1997/03/06 Message-ID: <01bc2a69$8e9e4140$1bc270ce@carter> X-Deja-AN: 223866223 References: <331ec68d.67222146@news.execpc.com> Organization: OneNet Communications HUB News Server Newsgroups: alt.games.diablo MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=UTF-8 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit