July 18, 2012 - 1:35am — emilyann678678
So sometimes you'll meet deer in the game that you follow around and you kinda don't wanna leave them!
Seeing other deer together, (hugging & such), makes me wonder where my friend went.
I saw this deer at maybe 3:00-4:00 AM Eastern Time and I was wondering if that person was on here.
My deer is brown with the lighter brown under-pelt, and he had the moose looking antlers,
with the brown mask-face-whatever. Does anyone mind telling me the names of pelts and things?
Anyone, I really hope I will be able to play with this person again. We had fun and had a bunch of fawns following us around. <3
So this is my first post..
I've only seen TWO people with this pelt that I think you get from Halloween or something.. It's kinda a black but it looks like your skin is ripped off in some areas. & also a skull mask? I want that! Does anyone know about that?
Thanks for reading.
July 17, 2012 - 10:19pm — SilverBells
I've been using the permadevout pelt for a long time as my deer "Atticus" but for some reason it doesn't seem to want to work now. (And yes I have the right game version) Is there something else that's changed that I should be doing or does it not work anymore?
These are the steps I've always done to make it work-
1. Go to the twin gods and pray until you turn white.
2. Go to your menu screen, to network, uncheck the 'connect automatically' box and hit disconnect.
3. When you are disconnected, then hit connect
4. Go back to the forest, stand up as your deer, run around a little, or air-jump, and when your game connects again you should have the permadevout pelt.
5. Make sure you are not wearing a pelt when doing this- naked
Please help if you have an answer, thank you ♥
July 17, 2012 - 9:43am — Sicily
Another war story? Oh, no. It's a half rant/half explanation of Zash's past in a fairly better way than what I originally put down. Please note that this is Zash's perspective and opinions and they don't necessarily reflect my own.
Enjoy another side of him, the rant-y angry, bitter side. Mild cursing.
War has since lost its old romance. The romance you read about in the history books, the one where men ride forth of their valiant steeds to meet a death they may or may not conquer. The one where men clad themselves in armor, brandishing a bow or a sword that seems to fit them perfectly.
Yes, that old romance is gone.
Gone with the metallic blade, gone with even the crossbow, the axe, and the arrow. They even went so far as to pull the steed out from under them, to have them stabled; hobbled, waiting for the breath of war they will never see again.
The open battlefield of day is replaced with the relentless battering of day and night, with no place to hide, no place to run. Burrowed in the ground, waiting to be flushed out like a fox.
Waiting for the hunting hounds to come.
That was the game he was thrown into, whether he realized it or not. Deep down somewhere, he did. It was an underlying knowledge, a whispering thought hiding between the lines. Yet, like everything, he didn’t want to believe.
And why should he? War was glorious. Beautiful. Something that every young man wanted to be a part of simply to prove themselves. Who cared about all the little details? It didn’t matter when the glory of fighting for your country became such a grand thing, to rid the world of the evil that harmed it and its people.
They failed to mention the rats the size of small cats, the trenches, and the bombings well into the night. They failed to mention the chlorine gas that wandered the trenches and no man’s land, probing about the earth like some blind creature. They failed to mention the aircraft, easy to detect but hard to avoid.