Cantr II Discussion Forum

I would quite like to bring one back, as a ghost, for a short time... invisible, but always the possibility of a 'sighting'... just to see what has happened since he died.

I understand that the 'miracles' idea is in order to celebrate Cantr's anniversary, but is it really celebrating it by doing something that the game has been against? In my opinion, the only 'miracles' that should be performed are those that have no effect on the the current/past characters or the gameworld, Or let the person pick two skills on a NEW character to have set to a higher level.


Better idea for Cantr anniversary....CantrCon! Hosted in Las Vegas and everyone comes dressed as their favorite Cantr character. *nods* Now, that is the way to celebrate an anniversary!

And lets not forget, what happens in Vegas...stays in Vegas...

I'd be up for that... if it were paid for by someone else.

As it is, my trip to England is a bit more important. I've been to Vegas twice.

the_antisocial_hermit wrote:I'd be up for that... if it were paid for by someone else.

As it is, my trip to England is a bit more important. I've been to Vegas twice.

<--- wishes she could go

Not this year, I'm going on a cruise!!!!! But I'm all for it another year! lol

Why is it that people want to come to England..?
It's not that good you know, once you have ordered a sausage sandwich, you've pretty much done everything.

Btw, only quitters quit. Period.

curious wrote:Why is it that people want to come to England..?
It's not that good you know, once you have ordered a sausage sandwich, you've pretty much done everything.

I had a grand old time on my visit to England/Scotland. It's human nature not to appreciate what you have in your own back yard (such as man-made things older than 300 years, which we don't have in the US). I can get a sausage sandwich at Elephant and Castle.

I know... I was more being sarcastic
And, you know what they say... if you want to know something about a place... ask a tourist, as the locals won't have a clue.

Please, everyone... 'do' come to England... just don't feed the Royal Family, unless you intend to take them back with you.

EchoMan wrote:Btw, only quitters quit. Period.

Now, if only the quitters quit quitting, things would be good.

curious wrote:Why is it that people want to come to England..?

I've never been one of the 'omg, I gotta go see England' types, but I would like to see it someday, just like I would like to see/visit many places around the world. New experiences, meeting new people, seeing new things, what isn't to like?

The bloody weather?
@ curious - They should just take the Royal Family with them whether they intend to or not.

@curious, @Chroma....

Some of us are suffering our own stupid Royal Families... with a King who breaks his hip while hunting elephants, and a Royal Grandson who gets shot in his foot (and no... this is not a joke, sadly)

curious wrote:Why is it that people want to come to England..?
It's not that good you know, once you have ordered a sausage sandwich, you've pretty much done everything.

I've wanted to go to England since I was like 7 or 8. That was like 20 years ago. I figured I'd better do it before I turn 30.

Upon your good advice, though, I'll be looking forward to that sausage sandwich most of all the few things I'll be able to do there! And don't worry, I won't feed the Royal Family. Eep. Only a month left before I go!

There are several other countries I'd like to see someday, but they range around 2nd-5th on my list.

I just want to photograph the old castles.. but I also want to go to Italy, and after seeing the pictures that Kronos took, Japan.

My sister went to Italy for 6 weeks the summer before last, for some classes through her university. She loved it. I'd like to go there someday, too. I think Japan would be interesting to see, but it's low on my list.

I just bought a large SD card for my camera about a week ago, so I'm prepared for tons of picture taking! I wish I were going to be out in the countryside more, but London is where I'll be mostly.