Welcome to Virtue! We're not ***holes! XD
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"Dark Armor is a complete waste as a tanking set."
Welcome to Virtue and props to those individuals that welcomed you so warmly to Paragon.
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You may want to avoid RV so you can keep this mental image in your head |
Originally Posted by Katja Armitanis
As a new arrival to COH, I wasn't sure what to expect. Having played plenty of MMO's, I expected the worst: a server full of people ragging on you for being new and treating you like a moron if you asked a question.
I've been asked on a couple of Team Missions now, but I was always very up-front that I was new and wasn't quite sure what I was doing yet. Groups were not only very generous with me, but did their best to help me and let me get used to the game. Given that, I have to give some props to people who have made my arrival onto Virtue a ball of blazing, gun-toting, power-blasting fun: Mr. Bambam - A tanker I did some stuff with on my first night; I was on my Natural Scrapper, had no idea where to go, or what I was even really doing. He was patient and guided me to where I needed to go, explained on how to find things with my map/compass, and took me to do some team mission to get a jetpack. Whee! Russian Barber, Armor Car, Balorella(sp?), and two damage dealers I can't remember the names of >.< - These guys took me on a trip through the Sewers on my Magic Defender. That was a pretty wild ride. Again, I told them I was new so they took it slow to start out with, but by the end of the night they were charging madcap into the middle of entire rooms of zombies and we were taking them down. I got several compliments from the entire party on healing, which made my night.  |
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Most of the time folks you join up with are pretty friendly. Grant it there's always spoiled eggs now and then but more likely than not folks will answer your question in a helpful manner, it all depends on your response to their own and of course how they see the question; the context.
Cool, you had a new "good" experience on Virtue. Glad to hear it.
S'up. Pretty much everyone in this game is like that. We're not like other MMOs.
There are no words for what this community, and the friends I have made here mean to me. Please know that I care for all of you, yes, even you. If you Twitter, I'm MrThan. If you're Unleashed, I'm dumps. I'll try and get registered on the Titan Forums as well. Peace, and thanks for the best nine years anyone could ever ask for.
Welcome and make yourself at home. :-)
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We need official Virtue T-shirts that say that. |
Originally Posted by Nalrok_AthZim
Welcome to Virtue! We're not ***holes! XD
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As a new arrival to COH, I wasn't sure what to expect. Having played plenty of MMO's, I expected the worst: a server full of people ragging on you for being new and treating you like a moron if you asked a question.
I've been asked on a couple of Team Missions now, but I was always very up-front that I was new and wasn't quite sure what I was doing yet. Groups were not only very generous with me, but did their best to help me and let me get used to the game.
Given that, I have to give some props to people who have made my arrival onto Virtue a ball of blazing, gun-toting, power-blasting fun:
Mr. Bambam - A tanker I did some stuff with on my first night; I was on my Natural Scrapper, had no idea where to go, or what I was even really doing. He was patient and guided me to where I needed to go, explained on how to find things with my map/compass, and took me to do some team mission to get a jetpack. Whee!
Russian Barber, Armor Car, Balorella(sp?), and two damage dealers I can't remember the names of >.< - These guys took me on a trip through the Sewers on my Magic Defender. That was a pretty wild ride. Again, I told them I was new so they took it slow to start out with, but by the end of the night they were charging madcap into the middle of entire rooms of zombies and we were taking them down. I got several compliments from the entire party on healing, which made my night.