Baldur's Gate : The Sword Coast Chronicles : NWN2 Persistent World

chad878262 wrote:"My buddy went to Darkhold and all I got was this stupid T-Shirt!"

"I'm with stupid" (with an arrow pointing to a picture of Wirg [sorry flasmix])

"I solo'd the White Dragon and this was the loot drop" (coffee mug, but a stein would be better...)

HA! Those are great!

i would wear those shirts. for sure.

Add in some spoons too.

Plain brown shirt with a single word across the front...
"Rags"

Spoon with the following written along the handle:

"Recovered from the lair of a Balor."

On the back:

"Use at own risk (who knows what a Balor eats with a spoon)"

Might have to be really small writing...or a very big spoon.

chad878262 wrote: Might have to be really small writing...or a very big spoon.

im thinking big spoon. hence why it is worthless and a balor is... well big.

perhaps if you DMFI rename it "shovel" it will be worth something.

Balder's Gate: I don't eat, drink or sleep. But i do take a five second rest every thirty minutes chronicles.

haha

this is what happens when you have two instances of the same forum up.

I want a Wirg shirt plz

If we ever host a BG:TSCC convention, for our 10-year anniversary as a server or whatever, we'll have to get some real-life swag to hand out and sell. Time to go bug the Media Team about design options!

Maecius wrote:If we ever host a BG:TSCC convention, for our 10-year anniversary as a server or whatever, we'll have to get some real-life swag to hand out and sell. Time to go bug the Media Team about design options!

whats with the "IF"? that needs to be a "when"

There is some truth to the idea of RL gear. It allows gold to disappear never to be seen again. Secondly, it allows a player to have a tangible reminder of their time that went into the server.
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The real commodity on a server like this is time. Everything about a character = time. The story, gear, gold, and XP all equal a player's time. It's the common denominator for all players. To strip a PC or delete (note: Language in link) it outright is stripping someone of their expense in time.

Certain things reduce the expense of time. Adding stores like Avernus reduce the amount of time someone used to spend to get the same gear. Finding a chance loot drop that sells for millions cuts time (if you get it early on).

What BG tries to do is allow players to spend their time in a way that is fun to each. Efficiency for this commodity looks different and will never be "balanced" because to make one thing more efficient, for example XP, may look cheap to others.

Shut up and take my money!!

*Reachs for the tankard stamped with "I rest in Friendly Arms"*