When I first started playing, I found two great players like this. They showed me so much, all the potential the game had to offer. We played for years together, levelled up, explored our whole local map and a few distant zones. We still play together, but not nearly as often. They’ve experienced so much content that it’s hard to find something new for them to try. Events are the best, like the Winter Feast and our in-game anniversaries, where we compare our time played and achievements. I recently decided that it would be nice to pass that experience on to someone else, so my dungeon-running partner and I paired up with a newbie and we’re showing her the ropes. Turns out, it removes a few achievements and opens a bunch of others.
DK_JesseJames_FK on May 1st, 2018 at 01:05 UTC »
Ugh, I accidentally clicked no and had to go through that whole dialogue again...
SonOfSparda304 on May 1st, 2018 at 01:28 UTC »
YES MONICA, I KNOW HOW SPHEDA WORKS. IT'S JUST FUCKING GOLF.
weirdness_ensues on May 1st, 2018 at 02:34 UTC »
When I first started playing, I found two great players like this. They showed me so much, all the potential the game had to offer. We played for years together, levelled up, explored our whole local map and a few distant zones. We still play together, but not nearly as often. They’ve experienced so much content that it’s hard to find something new for them to try. Events are the best, like the Winter Feast and our in-game anniversaries, where we compare our time played and achievements. I recently decided that it would be nice to pass that experience on to someone else, so my dungeon-running partner and I paired up with a newbie and we’re showing her the ropes. Turns out, it removes a few achievements and opens a bunch of others.