Which way now?

[Bell]

Originally Posted by DustyPorViva

But you're still here.

I know where to find you!

[DustyPorViva]

Originally Posted by bell

i know where to find you!

D:i

[maximus_asinus]

Oh Bell, we know you love us too much to leave.

[EclipsedAngel]

I'm not sure why we're struggling with recreating something that once was.

[Bell]

Originally Posted by EclipsedAngel

I'm not sure why we're struggling with recreating something that once was.

Human nature is to cling to the happy times of our past. Memories fade though and forget the bad, they only remember the good.

[Crono]

Originally Posted by Bell

Human nature is to cling to the happy times of our past. Memories fade though and forget the bad, they only remember the good.

True but it doesn't change the fact that I still feel 2001-2002 were my best times on Graal, with 2000 being when I started. There were a lot more players then and the serverlist changed much more constantly than it does today.

[Gambet]

Originally Posted by Crono

True but it doesn't change the fact that I still feel 2001-2002 were my best times on Graal, with 2000 being when I started. There were a lot more players then and the serverlist changed much more constantly than it does today.

You were also 7-9 years younger back then, if you still have the same mindframe now as you did then, then you seriously need to grow up and mature some. Don't really know how to say that without sounding insulting, so pardon me for sounding so brash.

[Nelm]

Originally Posted by Gambet

You were also 7-9 years younger back then, if you still have the same mindframe now as you did then, then you seriously need to grow up and mature some. Don't really know how to say that without sounding insulting, so pardon me for sounding so brash.

I'm failing to see the relevance. Because I also enjoyed Graal much more in 2001, does that automatically mean that my mindset has not changed in the last 8 years?

The obvious answer is no. In 2001, Graal was much more populated and there was tons of new content being created. Neither of which are related to mindset in any way, shape, or form. The current stagnation of Graal has made the game nothing more than a graphical chatroom.

[Crono]

Originally Posted by Gambet

You were also 7-9 years younger back then

Fair enough but people still enjoy the same games they played when they were kids regardless of how old they are. For example classics from the SNES are still amongst the top favorites of many gamers who have "grown up".

Originally Posted by Gambet

if you still have the same mindframe now as you did then, then you seriously need to grow up and mature some. Don't really know how to say that without sounding insulting, so pardon me for sounding so brash.

Way to make yourself sound like a presumptuous ass.

[DustyPorViva]

Originally Posted by EclipsedAngel

I'm not sure why we're struggling with recreating something that once was.

Probably, because much like Graal, there is absolutely no reason all that Classic was should go to waste -- there is plenty of potential to turn it into something nice.

[EclipsedAngel]

Just recreate the original material?
You can't call it classic if it's not classical.

[mistral_007]

Originally Posted by EclipsedAngel

Just recreate the original material?
You can't call it classic if it's not classical.

change it to graal the adv. then. And i dont think all the levels need to be the same to call it classic.

[DustyPorViva]

"Do what now?"

[DustyPorViva]

Signs are actually serverside too, meaning they use the NPC-server :P Really, it's silly to want to build a server without the NPC-server.

[Cloven]

Originally Posted by DustyPorViva

Signs are actually serverside too, meaning they use the NPC-server :P Really, it's silly to want to build a server without the NPC-server.

Some people just want to be rebels for rebel's sake I guess.