Tailor Archive
Thread: Retiring as your tailor correspondent
RandDarkstar
Sat Nov 13, 2004 8:13 pm
#27
The sad news is that n'jessi is stepping down, but the good news is that she remains with us. She is not leaving the game, nor leaving the forums. In fact, she is offering to help out as needed when the poor soul comes to try and follow such an amazing act!!
The tailoring community is one of the best. We rarely lose our cool, and are very supportive of each other. This alone will make the next correspondent's job a bit easier to deal with. Gosh, poor SonGouki when he came into the jedi office. He had major changes and bugs right in his face when he stepped in, as well as a community that has never been patient for answers, and hostility from other forums. In comparison, it's going to be alot easier for n'jessi to pass the torch.
But I found her to be so well organized and on top of things. She was fast like ninja and a great correspondent. It's going to be sad to see her step down.
Khristen
Sat Nov 13, 2004 10:46 pm
#28
/sniffle
You are, by far, the most organized, helpful, and fun correspondent I've come across, n'Jessi. Thank you for all of your incredibly hard work and effort.
Falech
Sun Nov 14, 2004 5:33 pm
#29
Like many others here, I thought "Whatwhatwhat?! Oh no... Why?" when I first glanced over this thread's title in the Tailor Forum. Having read the message, I can certainly understand.
It is not as I feared, the l33t d00ds and Comp clones have not tipped her scale after all and she's not quitting SWG all together because she's had it... /sigh
I'm relatively new to SWG, as I started 2 months ago. Immediately I got hooked on the Tailor profession. Being a man, some people think it's a little odd at least, but somehow creating clothing and accesoiries in all sorts of stylings very appealing and satisfying.
The intelligent, supportive Tailor Forum and NJ'sgreat contributions here, as well as her own terrific site, swgtailor.com, have helped, even motivated, me a great deal as a starting Tailor.
All I could think of when trying to respond to this message was how best to say "Thank You" in a big, appreciative way.
So, without further ado:
/mood respectful
/say n'Jessi, Thank You for your efforts, contributions and inspirational presence
/mood sad
/deepformalbow
/showrespect
/showgratitude
/showappreciation
/mood respectful
/stand
/trade
*hands over a badge of honor and gratitude, in recognition of recipient's duties performed under the extremest of conditions to the aid of many distressed and disoriented Allied Tailors, while keeping a cool head in the advent of total carelessnes by the enemy*
/completetrade
/bow
/handkiss
*walks away and lines up with other Fencer-Tailors, forming an honorary guard*
/ui action toolbarpane 04
/ui action toolbarslot 05
*draws One-Handed Curved Sword*
/salute
*raises One-Handed Curved Sword along with other Fencer-Tailors, bringing a sword salute*
If only the l33t d00ds and other brutes were even half the people that the you are, n'Jessi.
In my book, you are a real Jedi.
I wish youwell on your journey, wherever you take it.
LaurieNabierre
Sun Nov 14, 2004 7:54 pm
#30
What else can I say? You're the best, and I am sad to see you go. You've done a fantastic job. You and the regular posters helped me immensely when I began the profession. Thank you for everything!
MarlonFerral
Mon Nov 15, 2004 3:08 am
#31
/equip Hawtpantz
/Bow
*rips Hawtpantz* O_O
Thank you for all the great work you have done NJ your the best =)
Wish you all the best in what you do in the future
-Asha the Wookiee Tailor
Alciril
Tue Nov 16, 2004 7:21 am
#32
Gah, so very sorry to see you go. 
I'm really glad to hear that you plan on sticking around and I hope that we continue to see you often! There isn't much I can say that hasn't already been said, so I'll just say thank you for all of your hard work and for being here for the community!
I'm really glad to hear that you plan on sticking around and I hope that we continue to see you often! There isn't much I can say that hasn't already been said, so I'll just say thank you for all of your hard work and for being here for the community!
Barbercat
Tue Nov 16, 2004 7:48 am
#33
*slips into n'Jessi's travel bag*
Im going to the blue glowie island with you!!!!!
Nova7777
Tue Nov 16, 2004 12:03 pm
#34
You ain't fooling anyone, your going to EQ2 just like everyone else.
Gyopi
Tue Nov 16, 2004 12:10 pm
#35
Nova7777 wrote:
You ain't fooling anyone, your going to EQ2 just like everyone else.
She better not!!
NalfeinQ
Tue Nov 16, 2004 12:34 pm
#36
Gyopi wrote:
Nova7777 wrote:
You ain't fooling anyone, your going to EQ2 just like everyone else.
She better not!!
If she does.... I am going to FWAP her with a pair of hawtpants!
NalfeinQ
Tue Nov 16, 2004 2:04 pm
#37
NJ62 wrote:
Actually I was convinced to buy EQ2 over the weekend, but I've spent a total of 2 hours in-game there. I would only be persuaded to jump ship if their clothing selection pwns ours.
Which it does not. 
Mystyrys
Tue Nov 16, 2004 3:51 pm
#39
When my son and daughter-in-law come over for dinner tonight, they are going to install EQ2 on my computers, log in and let me watch them play for a while. And maybe I will "borrow" one of their char slots. To piddle around and see... but I don't think so. I didn't like EQ, I don't see me liking EQ2 either. My other son put WoW beta on my PC too. So he could see what it looks like with the graphics turned all the way up. Not so I could play a Night Elf. Tsk tsk those dances. 
Like NJ, I'm sticking here, although probably way more laid back, casual... setting all micro-managing tasks to minimum. Hey... that sounds like Blue Glowie Island. Almost. 
