You know, we accomplished some things last night.

We got up to ridiculously high levels on our chars, higher than I've ever even seen others get to.

Brandon kept us healthy through it all, healed his top crits in this game, AND got almost TWO more prof on focused heal. In these days when getting prof is TOUGH, he managed to gain nearly 2 more prof in one game.

Mark crit over 3.6k with a CLUB, and his overall damage kicked those mobs' butts back to Hell and gone, and he wasn't even on his main char! He also showed everyone that he stills knows how to pull an all-nighter, for all his talk about being old!

James also did an insane amount of damage casting, and he wasn't on his main char either! He also navigated that huge freaking maze like a BOSS, and kept everyone's spirits up after each damned spin. Good leadership.

Roby endured one of the biggest tests of patience there is in LS, and never quit. On the run to his 2nd MQ EVER, he stood by the team through the whole ordeal. And HE had to GO TO WORK RIGHT AFTER THE GAME!


I don't see any of this as a failure of any kind. Just sayin.

That's awesome. I like this guild, there is a lot of working together to make something.

well put.. GG guys and gals

may be we do another one next weekend I'm off for the night, gg all.

That's why I joined, Rob. Not only do I like the people in this guild as friends and guildmates, they know the meaning of teamwork.

Actually, I need to clarify that.

Teamwork is easy when everyone has elite gear and wants very badly to be the first to do something, or to do it in the fastest time possible, or just to brag about it to the community at large. We didn't have any of these things in mind, because it's been done before, faster than we could do it, and with better gear. What makes this guild special is that we have people who will do the long and grueling stuff just because we want to - not for bragging rights or because it's easy or fast. We can do what we do because we can count on our guildmates to be there to help when needed.



Thanks, Blue.




Hell yeah! Gnite, Brandon.

Goodnight! I concur as well for it being time to go to bed. Have a great night/morning to all!

EDIT: For those to whom it applies don't forget to set your closes back an hour! (Woot! Get extra hour of sleep )

This post was edited by RobyImmortal on Nov 7 2010 01:04am

Alas, no Daylight Savings for the folks in Arizona. My clocks stay where they are.



No problem, Bret. Sometimes you just need another point of view on a subject, especially from someone not of your own age group.

Being a vampire tonight, had one too many naps on Saturday.

This post was edited by IrishGoddess69 on Nov 7 2010 04:17am

Hopefully, Once I learn this camera I got, (the book is 2 inches thick ugg) I'll have a bit more time to learn and play LS with you folks. I'm tired of doing concrete and rock masonry. Want to do something not so hard and not so mind twisting (like IT), like custom art work done with photos. I'll post them here (on my pictures profile) when I get a few done.

I've also been building a new workshop to put pattern routers and plasma cutters in to start building computer accessories. I'd like to get to a point where I can hire someone to run most of it and go around the world taking pictures of remote places. And of course LS with you guys!

Thanks for letting me join.

Rob

P.S. Now its going to be dark by 5p.m. I liked Arizona with the no time change. BTW, I worked on Government e-grant projects out on the Navajo reservation building wide are networks via satellite dishes. I was just the ground grunt putting in the systems in (think actually putting the dishes in, running cable, setting the Cisco routers, etc) after the "engineer" designed it all in an office. But that "engineer" didn't take into account the satellites were 22,000 miles in space, which made the whole system ping between 1-2 seconds, not work too well. After the tribal council asking me, on several occasions, why a 1 million dollar system didn't work and being me, telling the truth, I soon quite because I wouldn't be a part of some expensive IT scam on a population of people who really couldn't afford it to begin with.

Was also invited by a friend to his sister's traditional wedding on Second Mesa in the Hopi reservation. Sitting by the camp fires at night, smoking the peace pipe (for real). Ever had wild (not the chronic ) tobacco with powdered corn in a pipe? It's nothing like a cigarette - not that I smoke it - but I did try it when I was 16 and despised cigarettes.

Anyways, good morning!

Rob