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09:55 AMAll I ever see is gemstone concerns....however constructive this may seem, anyone have some likes?

Top ten list for me

10. The endless lists of cool weapons, rare finds, precious gems etc.

9. Secrets societies. The social structure in gemstone is just as sophisticated as real life....but remains fantasy.

8. I can roleplay...roleplay...roleplay.....and get different emotions and reactions. I love it.

7. I don't have to roleplay ALL the time. Do you ever just wanna crush some heads? Grrrrr...meee toooo!

6. Expansive Lands. I have been here over a year and still love exploring.

5. Ahhhhhhh okay so I am running out.

Everyone must have something they love...Let me know! reg

11:12 AMI think the thing that sets GS apart from other games is the staff interaction. Every other MMOG I've played has little to no interaction, and basically no rules.

The ability to get alterations and other individualized items is what makes GS3 a great game.

-Revalos reg

11:15 AMThe vast amount of personalities/characters.

Everywhere you look there's someone new with a different life, a different past, different mannerisms and the way they talk, laugh, joke, get angry, and so forth.

You just never know who you're going to bump into. reg

11:45 AMThe forging system in GS is a great look into what's to come with the full implementation of the Artisan's Guild.

Archery is the second most enjoyable profession I have stumbled upon (after playing nearly every to a certain degree and scratching them all, I've found archery and wizardry the two I like most)

The invasions being held by GM Uliq (and whom ever else is responsible) are entertaining and also very amusing.

- Lord Kranar, human Archwizard reg

06:15 PMYes...I agree with Kranar.

These invasions in the GY have been extremely fun.

Today the Sheruvian priestess got off her horse then started swinging with an AS ranging anywhere from 850-1034. I got killed oh...several times reg

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