Curse

Morrandir Gurthring · Jul 22, 2006, 02:58 PM // 14:58

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Originally Posted by The one Casey Squid

Great...Like we dont have enough Narutards running around playing assassin now were gonna have all the star wars nerds naming Theyre characters after jedi...

Cant wait...

So, are these new Star Wars fanbois going to be caled Jedipsticks?

I'm just glad there's finally a prof that has actual robes...

Lady Lozza · Jul 22, 2006, 03:13 PM // 15:13

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Originally Posted by Freedom Cry

first off anything with a hood isn't a dervish.

a. dervish were real african warrior-priests
b. that Samual L. Jackson picture made me laugh for about 10 min
c. i will never invite a dervish named after a starwars character into my farm group
d. has anyone thought of the grim reaper.......
e. grim reaper = sythe, black hooded robes, patron of death.....
f. seaguard eli looks entirely diffrent
g. the dev team that worked on c1 is the c3 dev team thus it is more pvp oriented and yes they may have been influenced by sc3 which did come out very close the the deployment of the first chapter
h. god guys give it a rest about the friggin' jedi stuff.

First off: fantasy game.

a. A Dervish is actually a cleric, not a warrior-priest.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dervish

b. Samuel L. Jackson and Snakes on a Plane will make anyone laugh.

c. I will never invite a Dervish (or any other character for that matter) into my group who doesn't understand that capitals make sentences so much easier to read. Neither will I invite those who don't understand that "Star Wars", is two separate words, a trademark, and copyrighted.

d. Yes, mentioned several times in this thread, and others too.

e. I will never, ever, invite a Dervish into my group who can't manage to spell scythe, especially when the correct spelling is less than a click away.

f. Agreed. Eli seems to favour red zinc. I see no zinc on the dervish.

g. Proof, please.

h. Give the Star Wars fans a break. I promise you, their ability to game isn't diminished because they are able to mutter MTFBWY on appropriate, or even inappropriate, occasions.