User:Erydanos

Background
Started playing MMORPG circa 2008, with Fiesta Online. After that I have played other games that aren't 'mainstream' (I have never played WoW, Elder Scrolls, etc.) but that is due to real lack of interest or due to computer specs limititations (I'm playing on a Mexican laptop, goddamit!)

My first character class was a Healer, and since then, that's the job I check first whenever I'm interested on a MMORPG. The deal is that the job needs to have some killing capabilty, since I'm a very shy person and I hate to rely on others. Clerics in Fiesta had Maces and their healing abilities were skill level dependent, not stat dependent, which gave me a chance to try the 'Battle Cleric' build. Further games I've played have provided no such leeway for Healers, so I tend to choose the branched job: Monk.

This sort of choices might led to think that I like to PvP...nothing farther from the truth. I actually dislike PvP since I think it brings out the worst in players. Is all one-up-manship and stress, not to mention that depending on how the game is handled, PvP can be a matter of which player has the fattest pockets.

I like the PvM aspect of games, crafting stuff, filling journal entries and of course, getting immersed in the Lore.

Guild Policy
Though normally a loner (and unfortunately pretty far from the suave lone wolf persona) I admit there's a point where someone cannot progress further without help. I like talkative guilds, with a nice environment in guild chat full of nonsense and funny stuff.

Currently I have my own guild for taxation purposes (my first char was unable to find my GL in order to tax him, so he leveled past the entrance limit of Overlook Dungeon w/o finishing the quests.)