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| Seriously need help!! |
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Posted by: Ivan - 15-01-2007, 05:29 PM - Forum: Lobby
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Ok. I just purchased a psu account so I'm playing online on both now. Yippee!
I thought, hey I'l cancel my subscribtion on pso blue burst. and make a new game ID to keep both acounts on the same track.
i just canceled my current ID. And it thankfully won't be gone until january 28th.
If somoene can help me xfer all of my things from my blue burst accounts it'd be appreciated so much.
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Posted by: Namillus - 15-01-2007, 10:46 AM - Forum: Items
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Okay, no-one really knows how to get a fair price out of rare synth mats, right? Take a look at this guideline:
When you sell a synth mat to the NPC, they will give you a measely 5% (Rounded Down) of what that item would be worth at an NPC store. Copernia, were it available, would therefore cost 10000 at the NPC (Since it sells to them for 500), as would Junaline. Kubara Wood would be 5000 (Which is weird, since it's a 7* Mat, and Ebon is an 8* and is bought for 4K - it must be something to do with the fact that it's Kubara Wood, and has a unique use...)
Try this.
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| The wii is so wicked. |
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Posted by: Double Edge - 14-01-2007, 11:44 PM - Forum: Gaming
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mind you, I've had it since Christmas Eve, it's just so much fun that I haven't had the time to brag to you guys about it!
Zelda r0x0rz my s0x0rz
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| riiiight, someone wanna fill me in? |
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Posted by: Reigast - 14-01-2007, 10:10 PM - Forum: Lobby
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I only ever got to play Episode 1 online properly, and I played 2 and 3 offline, but couldn't grasp much of a storyline from them. (I played as Orland for like, the whole thing.) I also missed episode 4.
So what happens in PSO? How does it all end!?
I must know!
If anyone could fill me in, I'd be proper grateful.
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