Kunark Beta

[Orruar]

Wherefore art thou?

[Estu]

FYI, "wherefore" means "why". As in, "why are you named Romeo (Montague)".

[Ralexia]

More people post about the kunark server not being up than play on the server.

[Curmudgen]

its not on my server select screen.

[gcobb]

I know not wherefore it hath fled, but what is the server actually called? I want to check it out.
Thanks

[senna]

it wherefore hath been deemed kunark beta server, i forely bellow unto thee.

[Salty]

Karnors

[Rogean]

Karnors

Will be the last zone released.

>=)

[Salty]

Will be the last zone released.

>=)

Gives me more time =)

[karsten]

Will be the last zone released.

>=)

oh shi-

[Dr4z3r]

FYI, "wherefore" means "why". As in, "why are you named Romeo (Montague)".

Although we use "wherefore," if at all, as a synonym for "why," Juliet uses the word in a more limited sense. By "wherefore?" Juliet means "for what purpose?" If she had merely asked "Why art thou Romeo?" she wouldn't be distinguishing the two major meanings of "why"—"from what cause" (in the past) and "for what purpose" (in the future). "Wherefore" clearly emphasizes the latter sense, which is why "whys and wherefores" are different things.

cite (http://www.enotes.com/shakespeare-quotes/o-romeo-romeo-wherefore-art-thou-romeo)

[Chanus]

Although we use "wherefore," if at all, as a synonym for "why," Juliet uses the word in a more limited sense. By "wherefore?" Juliet means "for what purpose?" If she had merely asked "Why art thou Romeo?" she wouldn't be distinguishing the two major meanings of "why"—"from what cause" (in the past) and "for what purpose" (in the future). "Wherefore" clearly emphasizes the latter sense, which is why "whys and wherefores" are different things.

cite (http://www.enotes.com/shakespeare-quotes/o-romeo-romeo-wherefore-art-thou-romeo)

I think his point was it doesn't mean 'where'.

[Orruar]

I think his point was it doesn't mean 'where'.

And perhaps I meant "for what purpose" when using the word.

[Dr4z3r]

And perhaps I meant "for what purpose" when using the word.

In that case, it's so that Kunark content can be exposed to a greater volume of use than it would be with just developers accessing it, with the hope that this will help errors be more speedily identified.

[xshayla701]

it wherefore hath been deemed kunark beta server, i forely bellow unto thee.

HI SENNA <3

[nalkin]

HI SKELATOR <3

fixt

[senna]

skelator?

I cant help that I'm pale skinned, and that the sun doesn't shine where I live

[inimical]

Although we use "wherefore," if at all, as a synonym for "why," Juliet uses the word in a more limited sense. By "wherefore?" Juliet means "for what purpose?" If she had merely asked "Why art thou Romeo?" she wouldn't be distinguishing the two major meanings of "why"—"from what cause" (in the past) and "for what purpose" (in the future). "Wherefore" clearly emphasizes the latter sense, which is why "whys and wherefores" are different things.

cite (http://www.enotes.com/shakespeare-quotes/o-romeo-romeo-wherefore-art-thou-romeo)

I'm impressed that the user with numbers for letters in his username would be the one to have the best ye olde grammare nazie reply. You don't usually see that. Bravo good sir.

[Walabaego]

Although we use "wherefore," if at all, as a synonym for "why," Juliet uses the word in a more limited sense. By "wherefore?" Juliet means "for what purpose?" If she had merely asked "Why art thou Romeo?" she wouldn't be distinguishing the two major meanings of "why"—"from what cause" (in the past) and "for what purpose" (in the future). "Wherefore" clearly emphasizes the latter sense, which is why "whys and wherefores" are different things.

cite (http://www.enotes.com/shakespeare-quotes/o-romeo-romeo-wherefore-art-thou-romeo)

Also this book can be used...as a Hat.

[Dr4z3r]

I'm impressed that the user with numbers for letters in his username would be the one to have the best ye olde grammare nazie reply. You don't usually see that. Bravo good sir.

[Ron White]
Profiling is wrong.
[/Ron White]