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famousringo on 28 April 2010
wick said:
So is the online componant a big part of the game? I just moved house and it will be a week or so before my Internet is up and running again.

Loading the chartz on the iPhone is taking waaaaaay too long btw.

It loads a little faster if you get Opera Mini. But it does mean that your internet activity is routed through Opera's servers and it's even worse at handling the rich-text reply on these forums than webkit.



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amp316 on 28 April 2010
wick said:
Ok I'll be getting it tomorrow then. I saw an ad for it on tv last night and it looks pretty amazing. I'll get some practice under my belt before teaming up with you amp :)


I'll get it some practice too since I still am mediocre at this game.



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amp316 on 28 April 2010
noname2200 said:
EntilZha said:

I have just completed my first two quests (mushroom and Jaggi). This game is really a blast to play. Remembering the button/motion combinations for attacks will be my downfall though. I can see myself spending LOTS of time with this game. Similar to amp316, I will wait until I am better before going online. Disappointing my teammates is something I wish to avoid.

Pish-posh. I vote that we crappy players all get together sometime this weekend for a class-wide epic fail. Dibs on the lance!

You can keep that lance.  It's horrible.

I probably will be busy this weekend but sometime soon we'll have to fail together.



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EntilZha on 28 April 2010
amp316 said:
noname2200 said:
EntilZha said:

I have just completed my first two quests (mushroom and Jaggi). This game is really a blast to play. Remembering the button/motion combinations for attacks will be my downfall though. I can see myself spending LOTS of time with this game. Similar to amp316, I will wait until I am better before going online. Disappointing my teammates is something I wish to avoid.

Pish-posh. I vote that we crappy players all get together sometime this weekend for a class-wide epic fail. Dibs on the lance!

You can keep that lance.  It's horrible.

I probably will be busy this weekend but sometime soon we'll have to fail together.

Ahhhhh, failing together sounds great. Cause no one likes to fail alone....

I hope to join you guys, so give me a shout.



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megaman79 on 28 April 2010

I just bought it. Might be the first Aussie online this afternoon.



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megaman79 on 28 April 2010
noname2200 said:

 Dibs on the lance!

whats wrong with lance? Newb here, its the first weapon ive bought.



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TaichungSteve on 28 April 2010

Just got mine in the mail! Been sitting at work, itching to go and pop it in. Looking forward to it.



wick on 29 April 2010

I can't wait to fail with you all.

Oh and for any Aussies out there who don't have it yet, JB Hi-fi have the classic controller + game pack for 89 bucks and it comes with a free Wii Speak!



 

 

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woopah on 29 April 2010

join in PAL chartzers!


me and rol started going through 2* quests last night, took on a great baggi by ourselves and completely raped him. trying to capture him was kinda difficult the Gigginox showed. I can't wait to kill that bastard

 

 

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megaman79 on 29 April 2010

My HR is currently 1. :(

Ive been playing online quests and lost about 4 in a row, but just won my first . Haven't played more than an hour or so of the offline yet.

- Im going to level up tonight and tomorrow, by then i might just be competitive enough.



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