[NiGHTS Noob]

Master of AFTER, on 16 October 2009 - 04:16 AM, said:

3. Look at map. Despite having lived in the Northwestern United States for most of my life, I don't remember ever looking at a map of the area, so I'd like to get an idea of what the geography we're going to be traversing is like. Also, maybe get a peek at where the entrances to the dungeons and raid zones are located.

Ooh! I love Dungeon Looting!

Can we Sway? Can we? Can we? Please! Can we? Come on Sway! Pretty please can we go looting?

[Red]

1. Continue on trail.
Be a man. Men don't stop their adventuring for nothing or nobody.

[Master of AFTER]

Well, at this rate we should get to Oregon sometime around the third quarter of 2013.

[Arc]

I vote 3.

Edit:

Also I beat this game back in the day. My 6th grade class room had the old Macs in the room still. I got bored one day and booted it up. Found Oregon Trail and started playing it. Naturally I skipped recess to educate my self over the plights of settlers in Oregon and spent a few weeks playing it.

This post has been edited by Arc: 19 October 2009 - 12:10 AM

[Master of AFTER]

Arc, on 18 October 2009 - 05:07 PM, said:

I beat this game back in the day. My 6th grade class room had the old Macs in the room still. I got bored one day and booted it up. Found Oregon Trail and started playing it. Naturally I skipped recess to avoid the daily taunting of kids more skilled at dodgeball than me and the atomic wedgies administered by my classmates so that I could be alone with my precious computer games. Thankfully, I'm confident that this trend of retreating into digital fantasy worlds to escape the cruel horrors of reality had no negative effect on my growth and development into adulthood, nor did it in any way inhibit my ability to have healthy relationships with other people.