Discovering Cantr

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Postby Genevieve » Thu Jul 09, 2009 5:34 am

Archbaron wrote:
Genevieve wrote:I can walk away from Cantr!! ^_^
For all of 2 seconds before someone responds again. :D


*Grins* Well, the refresh rate is only every minute, so at least that long! Now if only I could have CantrSpy on my PHONE I would be in heaven!!!
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Postby Archbaron » Thu Jul 09, 2009 5:38 am

Genevieve wrote:
Archbaron wrote:
Genevieve wrote:I can walk away from Cantr!! ^_^
For all of 2 seconds before someone responds again. :D


*Grins* Well, the refresh rate is only every minute, so at least that long! Now if only I could have CantrSpy on my PHONE I would be in heaven!!!
That *WOULD* be something... I'd never get anything done, though. :D

I just love the conflict and debating nature of this game. People collaborating and thinking on government and economics in a game is such a strange topic, but it's so much fun and very addictive.
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Postby Gran » Thu Jul 09, 2009 5:44 am

Archbaron wrote:
Genevieve wrote:
Archbaron wrote:
Genevieve wrote:I can walk away from Cantr!! ^_^
For all of 2 seconds before someone responds again. :D


*Grins* Well, the refresh rate is only every minute, so at least that long! Now if only I could have CantrSpy on my PHONE I would be in heaven!!!
That *WOULD* be something... I'd never get anything done, though. :D

I just love the conflict and debating nature of this game. People collaborating and thinking on government and economics in a game is such a strange topic, but it's so much fun and very addictive.


It is this kind of interaction that got it me to it. And what amuses most people when I talk about the game. "Omg, u mean no rude GMs? Weee!!!" or something of these sorts.
Anyway, be welcome to our greenish Matrix. Please enjoy. Specially since you've seemed to have spawned in an active location, lucky you.
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Postby Genevieve » Thu Jul 09, 2009 5:45 am

I have found the variety in government, religion, social norms etc IG to be rather fascinating, as well as the development of each and the way one or two strong personalities can change the fate of an entire continent.
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Postby Archbaron » Thu Jul 09, 2009 6:01 am

Just the different cultures and societies forming and falling, then interacting. It's purely amazing to watch and participate in. I have a blast every time I open the event log and see a new law being debated or an event being planned, and the people coming and going, trading, doing their jobs, living their lives...

It's just great to come into, even as a newspawn, and be able to find your place in such a diverse area.
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Postby *Wiro » Thu Jul 09, 2009 1:06 pm

It was fun reading through this one town's trading and chatting. It gave me the feeling I was really in a town. People asking where they had seen so and so, and trading for goods.
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Postby Caesar » Thu Jul 09, 2009 1:20 pm

Most of my chars end up in rather.. sleepy locations. Disappointing. But there's a few that have cool environments.
- Every person lost in war is two too many.
- Respect comes from two sides and must be earned. Nobody has the right to it because of a title, sex, age, race or birth.
- What doesn't kill you makes you stronger.
- I believe in True Love, do you?
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Postby notsure » Thu Jul 09, 2009 1:46 pm

Welcome, ArchBaron!

To get back to one of your original questions, I found Cantr mentioned in a forum on french.about.com. My intention was only to play French charries, and to use it as"homework" or "research", but I do admit to have two English charries, along with three French ones.

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Postby Dudel » Thu Jul 09, 2009 6:04 pm

Caesar wrote:Most of my chars end up in rather.. sleepy locations. Disappointing. But there's a few that have cool environments.


Do as Dudel does, MAKE YOUR OWN FUN!
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Postby Genie » Thu Jul 09, 2009 6:09 pm

Caesar wrote:Most of my chars end up in rather.. sleepy locations. Disappointing. But there's a few that have cool environments.

Get some food and walk away :)
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Postby Caesar » Thu Jul 09, 2009 7:07 pm

What do you think they do? ;)

But mostly if one location is sleepy, the surrounding ones are as well.
- Every person lost in war is two too many.

- Respect comes from two sides and must be earned. Nobody has the right to it because of a title, sex, age, race or birth.

- What doesn't kill you makes you stronger.

- I believe in True Love, do you?
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