Quitting TMO

[quido]

Other than chopping it up with some homies, train wars is the most fun I ever had on blue. Don't knock it until you've tried it. The threshold for successful guildwide organization and execution is much higher than normal EQ PvE. A few months ago I was really tempted to try to setup some off-night train wars in VP for whoever wanted to participate - captains choosing teams or whatever. It wouldn't be quite the same without the dragons up, but it would certainly be a lot of fun.

[Schwing]

Originally Posted by quido [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

Other than chopping it up with some homies, train wars is the most fun I ever had on blue. Don't knock it until you've tried it. The threshold for successful guildwide organization and execution is much higher than normal EQ PvE. A few months ago I was really tempted to try to setup some off-night train wars in VP for whoever wanted to participate - captains choosing teams or whatever. It wouldn't be quite the same without the dragons up, but it would certainly be a lot of fun.

haha lol so funny

[Llodd]

Originally Posted by quido [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

Other than chopping it up with some homies, train wars is the most fun I ever had on blue. Don't knock it until you've tried it. The threshold for successful guildwide organization and execution is much higher than normal EQ PvE. A few months ago I was really tempted to try to setup some off-night train wars in VP for whoever wanted to participate - captains choosing teams or whatever. It wouldn't be quite the same without the dragons up, but it would certainly be a lot of fun.

I really wish you would so you could see how few people are actually interested in this. how many people actually got to participate in the nitty gritty of train wars? Yeah not many at all. It'smostly a selfish 'pleasure' that you enjoyed so much; which is a reflection on you.