A truly EPIC mount!

Postby Hic » Thu Dec 08, 2005 3:40 am

never to date I found a situation where I thought "damn, I wish I had spent 900 gold on that damn horse".

auto-walk also makes it less tedious... and most places that are tedious to reach in normal mount are tedious in epic mount... Dire Maul for example...

The way the game is designed you don't need epic mounts to reach anything, you'll just take a bit longer at farming, yes, but to pay for 900 gold in herbs I don.t know if I do it that much :P
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Postby Spirited » Thu Dec 08, 2005 3:41 am

BursteR wrote:HAHAHAHA you gotta check Gryan on Lightforge Chest and Valor leggins =D pro


Haha lol burster =P
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Postby Grizzly » Thu Dec 08, 2005 4:40 am

Hahaha Yeah that one was good.. and stockade pauldrons LOL
Gryan nuub, still a nubb. =)

And nalc with crap gear aswell. HAHa

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Postby Mordred » Thu Dec 08, 2005 1:30 pm

if u have the 900 gold, why not spend it to be able to run faster? The only thing that makes sense in your argument is the fact that 900g is indeed a lot of gold not gained easily for most ppl. Cuz Dire maul is also reachable if u're unmounted, u just take longer to do so ^^ If u sum up the time u spend going from place to place, it would be equivalent to days of time played for the ppl that have epic mount for a long time ^^ (but ofc that time by itself isn't always enough to do something:P) If u only care for going to instances though, it really is not that needed ^^ But once again, if ppl have the money...;)
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Postby Nalcarya » Thu Dec 08, 2005 2:17 pm

This is OLD!
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