bob the goat
October 31st, 2006, 06:05 AM
Ok, I’ve been playing Real Life, it is a MMOLRPG (Massive Multi Player Off-Line Role Play Game). I started playing it a LONG time ago, so long in fact that I don’t even remember when I started playing. I just dinged level 28. I am realizing though that there is not much left in the game for me besides the long grind to elite status.
At level 2 you get new skills:
Walk: allows user free movement around his environment, training required.
Talk: allows for interface with other players.
At level 5 you get:
Reasoning: allows user to solve complex problems, extensive training required.
At level 16:
Drive: allows the use of vehicles. Must purchase permit.
At level 18:
Vote: allows for democratic GM privileges.
At level 21:
Drink: Equipping allows user to believe they can dance, defy gravity, sing, and many other talents which they have not invested any training points in. Player suffers stamina debuff the next day.
At level 55:
Elite status. Cost of goods and control of bladder are both simultaneously reduced for this character.
Sometime around level 70 your toon will despawn permanently.
At level 2 you get new skills:
Walk: allows user free movement around his environment, training required.
Talk: allows for interface with other players.
At level 5 you get:
Reasoning: allows user to solve complex problems, extensive training required.
At level 16:
Drive: allows the use of vehicles. Must purchase permit.
At level 18:
Vote: allows for democratic GM privileges.
At level 21:
Drink: Equipping allows user to believe they can dance, defy gravity, sing, and many other talents which they have not invested any training points in. Player suffers stamina debuff the next day.
At level 55:
Elite status. Cost of goods and control of bladder are both simultaneously reduced for this character.
Sometime around level 70 your toon will despawn permanently.