Arilyn showed me this post, and I just couldn't help but reply...
I am sure that if I could get past the way the game played I (we) would totally enjoy this new land and the new people, along with the old, with as much love and joy as the original Dasaria. Sadly, we did try ...
I had the amazing opportunity to be one of a mere one hundred lucky (imo) people to see Collective Soul and James Blunt in a private show. Though it was set outside on the patio of a small restaurant under the 101f/33.38c degree sun, it was PERFECT!.
Thanks for noticing... we'll be back soon...
I was just whinin... ummm... discussing with Arilyn how I was missing our Dasarian Family. Hope all is well.
This is local news for me, and it's just crazy how the focus on last night's news cast was on the GAME, even showing the BOX of the game (because that was REALLY important.....).
Also, apparently the father had just received a $50,000 inheritance and the house was full of gaming electronics along ...
I've been around for a long time too... years... but I've experienced a rough time trying to get into Dasaria II. Just like old times... sitting watching the player count, hoping to get in when someone leaves....
So, I'm just biding time until such time I can play regularly again, then I'll be one ...
Agreed. This game is SURELY built for online joining parties fun.
We avoid that and have never had a situation (so far) for the need of a strange or unknown party to progress. Even when I play alone and a "party" is needed, I pick up a few of the computer generated pals you can pick from.