darkSpyro

Quote: arceustheprime

im australian add me

Our heritage is not important, only the path that we choose to walk on. Yours has lead you to great honor and recognition, and for this you are judged worthy.

Quote: Rin

I have a question. Are you just gonna keep on saying no cause I'm new?

To answer your question, no. I say no because you've yet to reach fame here.



Quote: ReshiramForever

im a mac im a pc

Mac or pc, it doesn't matter. Many remember you from your past deeds, and though you are no longer as active, those who witnessed your actions then remember you with fondness. I bid you welcome.

Quote: Samius

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To be honest, this whole topic is just a joke popularity contest. I got the idea from Sovngarde and Shor's Hall in The Elder Scrolls lore, where you had to prove your worth to Tsun to be granted entry.

I knew this all sounded familiar. I feel like replaying the main quest now...

Quote: Spyro Fanatic

Quote: Samius

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To be honest, this whole topic is just a joke popularity contest. I got the idea from Sovngarde and Shor's Hall in The Elder Scrolls lore, where you had to prove your worth to Tsun to be granted entry.

I knew this all sounded familiar. I feel like replaying the main quest now...

Please don't, you'll just be disappointed again.

The lore of The Elder Scrolls is amazing, and so far it is the only fantasy setting that I know of which actually presents a realistic-sounding and somewhat logical "ultimate truth".
It's a shame that the whole concept of isn't really explored in any of the latest games. They're probably afraid that most young players won't understand a thing about it.

Edit: The cosmology of Aurbis is also surprisingly complex. You wouldn't know it by just playing Skyrim or Oblivion.

Quote: Samius

Quote: Spyro Fanatic

Quote: Samius

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To be honest, this whole topic is just a joke popularity contest. I got the idea from Sovngarde and Shor's Hall in The Elder Scrolls lore, where you had to prove your worth to Tsun to be granted entry.

I knew this all sounded familiar. I feel like replaying the main quest now...

Please don't, you'll just be disappointed again.

The lore of The Elder Scrolls is amazing, and so far it is the only fantasy setting that I know of which actually presents a realistic-sounding and somewhat logical "ultimate truth".
It's a shame that the whole concept of isn't really explored in any of the latest games. They're probably afraid that most young players won't understand a thing about it.

Edit: The cosmology of Aurbis is also surprisingly complex. You wouldn't know it by just playing Skyrim or Oblivion.

Good point, It was disappointing. I still really enjoyed Oblivion, I probably like it more than Morrowind.

Morrowind is fantastic too. I know not many people play it today because it requires a lot of reading which is no longer seen in most newer games. I also couldn't work out the combat system. I couldn't hit what I wanted to attack and kept on dying at every enemy encounter. This was years ago, maybe I missed something.

Quote: Spyro Fanatic

Quote: Samius

Quote: Spyro Fanatic

I knew this all sounded familiar. I feel like replaying the main quest now...

Please don't, you'll just be disappointed again.

The lore of The Elder Scrolls is amazing, and so far it is the only fantasy setting that I know of which actually presents a realistic-sounding and somewhat logical "ultimate truth".
It's a shame that the whole concept of isn't really explored in any of the latest games. They're probably afraid that most young players won't understand a thing about it.

Edit: The cosmology of Aurbis is also surprisingly complex. You wouldn't know it by just playing Skyrim or Oblivion.

Good point, It was disappointing. I still really enjoyed Oblivion, I probably like it more than Morrowind.

Morrowind is fantastic too. I know not many people play it today because it requires a lot of reading which is no longer seen in most newer games. I also couldn't work out the combat system. I couldn't hit what I wanted to attack and kept on dying at every enemy encounter. This was years ago, maybe I missed something.

Okay, this is getting pretty off topic, but here's the 101 on how to hit and hurt things in Morrowind.

- Your hit chance primarily depends on your weapon skill, so use the right kinda weapon. If your skill is low I'd recommend starting out with trainers instead of fighting tough enemies (which is how you would probably go at it IRL as well).

- Enchantments that add to your "attack"-stat increase your hit chance.

- Remember to keep your stamina bar as full as possible. If you're tired you won't hit **** or be able to cast spells well. In other words, either use stamina potions or don't run all the time.

- Use the right attack type (you can set the "always use best attack"-mode on in the options).

- When attacking, hold the left mouse button a bit before releasing it. Attacks aren't divided into "power" and "normal" attacks in Morrowind, slower attacks are simply stronger up to a certain point and fast attacks are just weak pokes.

Quote: Samius

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Quote: Samius

Please don't, you'll just be disappointed again.

The lore of The Elder Scrolls is amazing, and so far it is the only fantasy setting that I know of which actually presents a realistic-sounding and somewhat logical "ultimate truth".
It's a shame that the whole concept of isn't really explored in any of the latest games. They're probably afraid that most young players won't understand a thing about it.

Edit: The cosmology of Aurbis is also surprisingly complex. You wouldn't know it by just playing Skyrim or Oblivion.

Good point, It was disappointing. I still really enjoyed Oblivion, I probably like it more than Morrowind.

Morrowind is fantastic too. I know not many people play it today because it requires a lot of reading which is no longer seen in most newer games. I also couldn't work out the combat system. I couldn't hit what I wanted to attack and kept on dying at every enemy encounter. This was years ago, maybe I missed something.

Okay, this is getting pretty off topic, but here's the 101 on how to hit and hurt things in Morrowind.

- Your hit chance primarily depends on your weapon skill, so use the right kinda weapon. If your skill is low I'd recommend starting out with trainers instead of fighting tough enemies (which is how you would probably go at it IRL as well).

- Enchantments that add to your "attack"-stat increase your hit chance.

- Remember to keep your stamina bar as full as possible. If you're tired you won't hit **** or be able to cast spells well. In other words, either use stamina potions or don't run all the time.

- Use the right attack type (you can set the "always use best attack"-mode on in the options).

- When attacking, hold the left mouse button a bit before releasing it. Attacks aren't divided into "power" and "normal" attacks in Morrowind, slower attacks are simply stronger up to a certain point and fast attacks are just weak pokes.

The rules are a bit more lenient here anyway.

Thanks, I'll try again soon. I'm thinking it may be an issue with the computer I was using at the time or I was awful at it. I haven't played the Xbox version so I don't know if that was an issue on that platform.

Quote: Kitty

Admission is what I seek,
As I am worthy of more than just a peak.
So ridiculous and grand,
My posts have traveled across the lands.

Choose Goose?

Quote: mega spyro

Well.... uuuum... I've confirmed quite a few release dates in the Skylanders section over the years.

Contributing to a common cause is most honorable. Still, though others surely appreciate your actions, you must do more to be judged worthy.

Quote: Kitty

Admission is what I seek,
As I am worthy of more than just a peak.
So ridiculous and grand,
My posts have traveled across the lands.

Many have witnessed them, tale-teller. For ages you've been well known throughout Stuff and Nonsense, and for this I gladly welcome you to this hall.

Quote: LunarDistortion

I request entry from my craftsmanship around these forums. Though my seniority might not mean very much due to my inactivity as of late, I have built many of the larger and most popular Video Gaming All Purpose topics there are with nothing but my bare hands and GIMP. I have also helped others to make their topics as good as they can be.

Your works are well known throughout these lands, craftsman. They are carved into the memories of many, and for that you shall be granted entry.

Gonna do the rest when I get home, It'll be a while.

Quote: hardcoreignitor

I request entry, because I have something not many people can say they have: A Legacy.

Most people here know my name, they know who I am and what I stand for. For better or for worse, I've made my mark on this website.

I'll end my brief speech with a question: If this is a group of users who have the biggest legacies, who better to add to the roster than the one with the legacy of saying what he means and meaning what he says?

Known you might be, but do not mistake this for fame. Only a man who wields the favor of his people can rise to be a legend. If this is what you aspire to be, you still have a journey ahead of you.

Quote: DarkCynder_543

May I join? I've been here since I was 11 and I'm now 19. I think that's quite an achievement. Also if I didn't get a new account I probably would be a platinum sparx now. ^__^

There is much that you have seen, from the age of fanfiction to the rise of Skylanders. I would be happy to welcome a fellow sage of the old times to our company. You shall be granted entry.

Quote: WilltheWizard

Hello kind sir, I am here on an adventure thru the different kingdoms of darkSpyro. I have found this mystical club thru going through the different cross roads of the internet. I believe I would be a good fit in your kingdom. I may not be brave hunter like you, but I am up for the challenge.

A seeker you are, not one that has already found his place. You path first leads you elsewhere, and so you shall not gain entry at this time.

Quote: BigBoom

O Romeo, Romeo! wherefore art thou Romeo?
Deny thy father and refuse thy name;
Or, if thou wilt not, be but sworn my love,
And I'll no longer be a Capulet.

A soul of a poet beats within you. Your words have been heard by many along the years, and therefore I judge you fit to join our company.

Quote: somePerson

I have found the greatest gift of all. The gift of sound to us all!

And that is a gift which you have used well. The youngest of this land cannot recall a time on darkSpyro without your activity. I big you welcome to these halls.

Quote: Reverse0456

Hello Yes Mr. Samus I'm here to drop off some requested supplies for your club I'll go place them in your club.....you have a problem with that well sorry sir but I got rights and rules to follow so sorry but I have to enter even if I have I'm not worth I'll do this quickly in the mean time....fill this contract...thank you sir.

These are indeed the supplies that I requested. You may leave them here.

Quote: mega spyro

Well, I guess I always use proper grammar and punctuation in my posts. (Yes, I'm grasping a straws here .)

Then I assume that a man of your sense can already foresee his judgement?

Quote: prextail202

Creator of the longest RP in DS history here

*****, please. I did it first, ask Carm.

Quote: hardcoreignitor

But that's the thing: I have whatever the opposite is of favor of the people: I'm legendarily horrible. Backwards and Parallel are adjectives that describe me. That's what sets me apart from the rest, my dear Sammy-sam. Anyone else who makes it into the legends club joined it by being paragons of virtue. I'm the exact opposite, I'm a paragon of immorality and that's why I stick out like a sore thumb and would be perfect for the legend club. Every legendary group has a renegade.

I perceive your deceit and see through your trickery. By being an exact opposite of a paragon you are also an exact opposite of a person fit for the Legend's Club.

Quote: prextail202

Creator of the longest RP in DS history here, and astounding artist

May I be able to join?

That I do not object to. I have witnessed your rise from newcomer to member, and beyond. I bit you welcome to the club.

Quote: Reverse0456

Actually....um...Mr.Samius I wondering if I can run a shop in your club to help pay and gather reasources for your club this does not does mean I'm a official member or anything...I'll give you time to think if it's a no that's ok just know my shop services are always opened to help your club and your users and also the other user...thank you sir!

I appreciate your offer, but that will not be necessary.

Quote: Project_Unnamed

Can I be the honorary janitor of your Club’s HQ? Every place needs cleaning staff...

You will be more than a mere servant. Reflecting your dedication to this site, I judge you fit to be a member of this esteemed company.

Quote: CAV

I believe myself worthy to walk these halls, for I have seen the coming and passing of many a user, and helped build an empire that has withstood the test of time and greatly influenced many a person.

Look on my works, ye mighty, and despair.

And it has grown prosperous under your careful tending, fellow Hunter. You may enter.

Quote: Sesshomaru75

I am Satan, the right-hand of God.

God I do not know, but you have certainly reached great fame here. You are worthy.

Quote: MoonHorizons

oh yeah i forgot to ask this earlier but can i have a place in the club in the janitor's closet.

We are not in need of servants, but your offer is appreciated.

Quote: hardcoreignitor

still salty i don't have my name on this list

A grudge is the enemy of progress. You've yet to earn your place in these halls, but do not lose hope. A battle is only lost when your heart's fire burns out.

Quote: ShadowMewX

I am tempered steel, a traveler hardened by resolve- though my journeys began in the board of Skylanders, I have journeyed far to the boards of Role Play, Forum Games, Stuff and Nonsense and other topic boards. I've woven stories still ongoing, inspired and befriended many across the boards, lead a Darkness Army of great renown, and survived Survivor. I perpetuated the existence of Prex's aforementioned role play, as well as a bar alongside users displaying great camaraderie, and temporarily oversaw the DS Wiki. One of my achievements is that I am within the top 150 highest gem counts.
But sometimes, numbers and statistics are futile- I beseech you with great modesty to inspect my character, the identity I've formed for myself, and perhaps deem the right others have granted to me- perhaps the right of utmost optimism, kindness, and creativity- worthy.

Worthy I judge you, traveler of boards. Your path has been long and winding, but your wanderlust has overcome the obstacles placed before you.