June 15, 2013 - 3:46pm — hopeofthelily
Ok so Yesterday I just got the game and I learned a lot by just playing and hanging out with other deer. But if you don't want to read about my expiriences and just answer my questions for me they will be re listed at the bottom of this post.
So I stated the game by exploring around as my fawn. I found the ABIOGENESIS very interesting at first and had fun making myself white. But now I find it very annoying when people turn me white! Especially when I'm trying to use the near by pine tree for new antlers.
As time progressed I eventually gathered with some other fawn and this one deer I will always remember very specifically. He/She is black on top and white on bottom, has no mask, and real deal antlers. They always have flowers on their antlers and like to lead/play with herds on fawn. After following that deer for awhile our herd of five slowly deplinished from five to four to three to two. And then it was just me the deer and another fawn. I nicknamed the deer the fawn herder. Well soon the fawn herder went offline and me and the other fawn were alone.
They began to walk off and having nothing better to do I followed them. We stopped and met a couple other deer along the way but the most fun was a smaller than normal fawn sitting on a pillar in the ruins. We tried to figure out how to get up there and I managed to, you just walk into the pillar! Which leaves me with one last question, how was that deer so small??
After a little bit longer I went afk to do chores.
When I came back I proceeded to explore and I met these two other fawn who were very decorative. One was white with a black patch on it's back and the other blue and yellow. I traveled and played with them until their pelts wore off, and then the did the strangest thing! They layed down and their pelts came back. I couldn't figure it out at the time.
A little later I got seperated from them but found the fawn herder again.
June 15, 2013 - 5:49am — Carry
Update; updated 'in forest'
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June 15, 2013 - 5:04am — mouchette
June 15, 2013 - 4:20am — Salka
[8/8] Considering redoing the CSS. Not sure when it will be finished; depends on if I'm in the mood to swear at my computer screen. :/
June 15, 2013 - 3:28am — Aimery
I really want to put music on Jokul's page but I have no idea how...?
Does anyone know where to find a compatible music player that isn't an eyesore?
June 14, 2013 - 11:20pm — Closeties
June 14, 2013 - 9:03pm — aradiamegido
id like the secretary bird pelt, the venetian carnival antlers (if possible) and the magpie mask. ill be the one by the bridge lying down with the real deer (dark) pelt.
June 14, 2013 - 10:01am — theano
Wrote a novel "The Grand New Delhi Escapade" and you can find it anywhere in the world at the usual online outlets if interested. I spent many hours here frolicking for years. A thank you to quadraptor and all his wonderful ways and writings. He stepped up the writing here that helped me decide to go ahead and give it a try. I hope someday he takes the next step as well and makes a book his cool stuff. Tis a great place to experiment and think here since everyone is so supportive and kind. So write on, draw on, screenshot on and Dream Big Dreams Your Way. Here is the summary.
In the adventure novel The Grand New Delhi Escapade, Sharlene McGowan has the uncanny ability of getting into trouble without trying. Losing her mom three years ago leads to her move to India to be with her well-known father, Dr. Greg McGowan. When Sharlene insists upon going to the marketplace one day, her father has important meetings at the New Delhi embassy. He asks his assistant Sajiv Karran to accompany Sharlene and keep her safe. While at the Sarojini Market, a bomb explodes at the embassy, making Sharlene and Sajiv take shelter at his cousin's home. That evening they are met by Colonel Sanjit Kapoor, an army soldier assigned to the embassy to take care of special envoys. Together they must unravel the bombing threat. Mary Page lives in Baytown, Texas. After facing numerous personal challenges, she met a young man from India on Facebook who shared the tragedy of his brother's death at a young age. The author had lost a daughter at birth. "We talked about when someone dies it is the realization of what they they miss in life afterwards. We thought about the people they do not meet, the stories they miss, and the events they never participate in. India has a different way of looking at things that helped me sort through my issues." She is writing the sequel.
June 14, 2013 - 3:55am — Apoidea
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June 13, 2013 - 2:11am — Bbibie
Gon work on dis later.