Good afternoon,
I am retired and am playing lower level characters right now. Use to play the old pen and paper version years ago. I am a casual player living in the pacific northwest. want to learn how to play with a group of like-minded people. Currently, I am playing a level 7 halfling rogue in 3 barrel cove. I recently purchased some adventure packs but have been mainly playing the free to play stuff trying to figure this game out.
It is evident that a few of the things I have done really would be better with a group. Not sure of a lot of the finesse things with this game. Currently, I am trying to learn Cannith Crafting. So if there is a guild out there looking for a newer person to the game that has someone willing to help out with a few of the ropes for a fairly new player let me know.
Since I am retired from the US Navy you could call me Chief for right now. thanks for your time.
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07-13-2019, 07:00 PM #1Community Member
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Retired and looking for guild on Ghallanda
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07-13-2019, 08:06 PM #2Community Member
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Sounds like could be the perfect fit: https://www.ddo.com/forums/showthrea...=1#post3109580
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07-13-2019, 08:16 PM #3Community Member
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Welcome Chief, nice to have you. Thanks for your service! Lots of good folks on G-Land, I am sure you'll find some peeps to run with.
Originally Posted by ChiefG
My take on "the grind": https://www.ddo.com/forums/showthrea...=1#post6220972
Ordinary humans have inhibitions that serve as a buffer against what we know is bad behavior.
However, some people, by blaming others for their own bad behavior, develop a thought pattern that allows them to override self-control in order to achieve a selfish end.
- My opinion on exploiters and cheaters blaming SSG for unfair punishment.
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07-13-2019, 08:17 PM #4Community Member
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Tyrs is full of great people, for sure. They have a play style that is really new-player friendly. Originally Posted by C-Dog
My take on "the grind": https://www.ddo.com/forums/showthrea...=1#post6220972
Ordinary humans have inhibitions that serve as a buffer against what we know is bad behavior.
However, some people, by blaming others for their own bad behavior, develop a thought pattern that allows them to override self-control in order to achieve a selfish end.
- My opinion on exploiters and cheaters blaming SSG for unfair punishment.
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