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well, no Online support for guilds. oh well.

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What do you mean, exactly?

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well, actually, there is. on there webpage, according to a loading screen. but after the fiftieth one, who looks at those anyway? http://forum.shrapnelgames.com/image...s/rolleyes.gif

what i meant was that i didn't see any way to set up a guild inside the game. ah well. it's late. tommorrow.

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What exactly do you mean by a guild?

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a bunch of people who stick some letter's in front of or after their game names and play together often.

you've never run into those??

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Oh those silly things... haven't played any MMORPG or anything like that, and I usually hear of such organizations as "clans," so was not sure what the "guild" reference meant. Now I do.

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well, you were complaining about the level of maturity of the people playing NWN and this would provide a pool of relativily mature players.

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Eh? When was I doing that? I think you may have read way too much into one of my Posts... http://forum.shrapnelgames.com/images/icons/icon12.gif

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i guess i was remembering somebody else complaining about people who had figured out how to turn themselves into dragons. still, we know each other on the forums, it only makes sense to try the game with people we know.

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As in, leveling in the Red Dragon Disciple prestige class and gaining several dragon-like attributes (color, wings, horns IIRC), or becoming an actual dragon monster?

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well, my memory of it is vague, but i think it was a compliant about someone actually becoming a dragon.

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Maybe it was a really high level polymorph spell. I think you can become a balor or whatever those big demons are at really high levels (like level 35 or so).

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i dunno. anyway, if no-one from SE interested in playing NWN with other people from SE, there isn't much point.

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Well I have already stated that I am... I don't think a guild is that necessary... I could just set up a NWN forum over on SE.net... In fact, consider it done. http://forum.shrapnelgames.com/images/icons/icon12.gif

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consider me poking around in it. http://forum.shrapnelgames.com/images/icons/icon7.gif

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can you resend my security code? i forgot it. thanks.

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The security code is not related to you at all, and is always different. It should be showing an image with the security code in it when you go to log in.

[ January 14, 2004, 05:02: Message edited by: Imperator Fyron ]

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Of course, you have to register before a security code even becomes an issue. http://forum.shrapnelgames.com/images/icons/icon12.gif There is a confirmation email that is sent out that you must click the link on.

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thanks. i appear to have a password stored in memory for your webpage, but it won't accept it. i tried copying the security code. your webpage appears to have forgotten my login. also, each time i try to login, my browser creates a new option on what to enter for that page. i'm using netscape. anyone have any ideas on how to delete those or at least stop it from doing that?

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You probably registered before the down time of SE.net, and your old registration was lost. Check the members list. You are not on it. You need to reregister.

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It was I who complained about someone turning into a dragon, and it was a hack that allowed this person to do it, nothing to do with the actual game, just changing his looks from person to dragon.

I will go take a look at what you have at SE.net

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well, i have a message asking if anyone wants to multiplayer NWN and asking for times.