Announcement

Collapse
No announcement yet.

Returning player looking for a big hispanic linkshell

Collapse
X
 
  • Filter
  • Time
  • Show
Clear All
new posts

  • #16
    Re: Returning player looking for a big hispanic linkshell

    I am studying Spanish. I am also of Mexican descent, but that's just a couple of generations up on my father's side.

    Also, if you ever saw me, at first glance, you could never tell it. But it's true.
    Originally posted by Armando
    No one at Square Enix has heard of Occam's Razor.
    Originally posted by Armando
    Nintendo always seems to have a legion of haters at the wings ready to jump in and prop up straw men about hardware and gimmicks and casuals.
    Originally posted by Taskmage
    GOD IS MIFFED AT AMERICA

    REPENT SINNERS OR AT LEAST GIVE A NONCOMMITTAL SHRUG

    GOD IS AMBIVALENT ABOUT FURRIES

    THE END IS COMING ONE OF THESE DAYS WHEN GOD GETS AROUND TO IT
    Originally posted by Taskmage
    However much I am actually smart, I got that way by confronting how stupid I am.
    Matthew 16:15

    Comment


    • #17
      Re: Returning player looking for a big hispanic linkshell

      I remember when i used to play there was a linkshell called Tequila in Valefor and in Odin there was one called LatinosForce. It was a medium size linkshell (probably between 40-50 people).
      I havent found their page so I dunno if they are still active. So before I make the leap of going into the game I wanted to get the feedback on that.

      @FEBA: I didnt know World passes where killed. I know they now offer a character transfer service, but no more world passes?

      Comment


      • #18
        Re: Returning player looking for a big hispanic linkshell

        When you create a new character, you can pick whichever World that suits your fancy.

        * * *

        I saw Chinese pingying more often than I see Spanish on Ifrit. For whatever the reason, I used to get /tell's from RMTs quite a bit in the past, so that may have skewed my perspectives. ._.;
        Bamboo shadows sweep the stars,
        yet not a mote of dust is stirred;
        Moonlight pierces the depths of the pond,
        leaving no trace in the water.

        - Mugaku

        Comment

        Working...
        X