Ranger Archive
Thread: Die filthy animals!
Chra
Mon Mar 15, 2004 6:46 pm
#14
/look over shoulder
/check perimeter
/look over other shoulder
/load rifle
/listen to the area
/areatrack animals
.... Jax.
/checks trees in case they learned to climb.
Jedur
Mon Mar 15, 2004 6:59 pm
#15
Those Shauputs. For some reason they are just too weird. Love to see em die!
Fred_Skinner
Tue Mar 16, 2004 1:45 am
#19
Why? They are cute and fluffy and did not kill me as a n00b rifleman. The Crazed are devil spawn.
Calculus_Entropy
Tue Mar 16, 2004 1:57 am
#20
Regular Durni are Crazed Durni waiting to happen! Plus, I have been branded as a coward since the beginning of the game because of them. My new (at the time) buds and I were out killing stuff, rarely venturing further than 1k from Tyrena. We were standing there talking, and a durni starts walking towards us. I shouted "AHHHHHHH, GET HIM OFF ME." The legend of the Cowardly Trandoshan was born. I still get crap about those buggers, so now they must die. Plus the regulars dealt me the trifecta of incaps MANY times as a newb (prior to that event).
Message Edited by Calculus_Entropy on 03-15-2004 01:59 PM
KapowBzapp
Mon Mar 22, 2004 12:28 pm
#21
Giant gubburs, the kreetles of Corellia. You're simply passing through on your own business when some stupid bouncing ball frog with a mustache gets all attitudinous and wants a piece of you. Why? It's only going to die. Pathetic and annoying. At least kreetles look nasty, a gubbur looks like little peevish French maitre'd.
In fact its because of gubburs that I generally don't kill gurrcats. Once I was running somewhere and a mustache frog started bouncing after me, and just as it closed in a gurrcat jumped in with a growl and swatted it dead. Good cat!
In fact its because of gubburs that I generally don't kill gurrcats. Once I was running somewhere and a mustache frog started bouncing after me, and just as it closed in a gurrcat jumped in with a growl and swatted it dead. Good cat!
DWolfe
Mon Mar 22, 2004 3:27 pm
#23
I finally figured that it meant Bring a Friend. I usually refer to them as "pack" oriented, because that was the way they were referred to in the Prima SWG strategy guide that I studied diligently before beginning play.. and finding out that it was already wrong in so many particulars, and had never been right in others.
Calculus_Entropy
Mon Mar 22, 2004 3:40 pm
#24
DWolfe wrote:
I finally figured that it meant Bring a Friend. I usually refer to them as "pack" oriented, because that was the way they were referred to in the Prima SWG strategy guide that I studied diligently before beginning play.. and finding out that it was already wrong in so many particulars, and had never been right in others.
Yeah, I bit on that one, too. But, I very ocassionally use it for getting a general idea of what a profession can do, if I am too lazy to look it up in game.
AgonThalia
Mon Mar 22, 2004 7:13 pm
#25
Oh my god...
I thought it stood for Big Azz Funkies (replace funky with a word you hear on Jay and Silent Bob Movies)
im such a dork...
I thought it stood for Big Azz Funkies (replace funky with a word you hear on Jay and Silent Bob Movies)
im such a dork...
Aunora
Tue Mar 23, 2004 1:15 am
#26
DWolfe wrote:
Gurrcats.
Before I had learned the meaning of such mysterious acronyms as BAF, I was learning the meaning of pain from these critters.
so what does BAF mean anyway?