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[shinything]

I'm most creeped by the fact that they named their clown doll "Bazooka". *shudder*

I still think all the antique keys and locks are beautiful. I wish we could really buy them! I'm not sensing any immediate puzzles here just yet, though.

[konamouse]

[MageSteff]

[Sandra]

If you look up with the treaties is about I can understand why she would want some type of identification. Google it. lol

[Pixiestix]

If we can all be mature here, and not force people to google something so useless, here {not really mature content below compares to the language in bruce's blog}:

[exrester]

I don't really see the technical discussion of medical problems relating to the scrotum as a reason to ask for I.D. I also don't imagine she plans to sell a lot of these valuable manuscripts to kids in the first place, just because if you're buying, say, a 13th-century Bible leaf, it's probably going to cost you a bit more than your average teenager is willing to spend on such a thing. I'll send an e-mail and ask for info about the treatise. (Might be a dead end, but it can't hurt to check.)

[Edit to combine the two adjoining posts by the same person - kona]

Sent this:

[Pixiestix]

I have known stores that do not sell books with possibly graphic images{drawn or not}, even if it is an outdated medical book, to minors. It just doesn't strike me as that unusual... if you feel it is worth a digging, then by all means if for nothing else than your own sake go for it. I have definatly been through that myself where i was certain something was important and no one else was, and sometimes it turned out i was right.

[MageSteff]

[exrester]

Well, I got an autoresponder, which may have been posted elsewhere but if so I haven't seen it. In case anybody's interested:

[Rogi Ocnorb]

[Pixiestix]

I didn't play CTW1... I do admit there are some things that players of the first game are more apt to be better at, spec wise, but i've really not felt left behind - i think as long as you read the guides from the first game {remember, we aren't sure this reality HAS much to do with the old one for sure yet.... but all in all it is a sequel} then i really feel any player should be fine.

[Citizen Kane]

Unless, of course, sometime in the game it becomes a liability to have knowledge of the first game. I know if "I" was running a sequal to a game like this, I'd try to do something like that.

[MageSteff]

[Sandra]

CK, I think you've hit it - that somewhere along the adventure things are going to be turned upside down for all of us.

I can understand the frustration of coming into CTW2 with those of us who were active in CTW1. For me, it's like coming home to a place I loved being in. It's also a bit frustrating at times because I know so much of what went on that sometimes I think twice before posting anything that I think might relate to this timeline from the last. I started a private blog so I can have a place to post all the things I want to say but feel might be too much related to what went before.

I believe that once the story starts moving along those who are new to Aglaura and its citizens will feel more "at home." So far the immersion hasn't really been there - atleast to me in comparison to what it was last time. Meaning I'm not arguing back and forth with Bruce in private mail. lol Or getting one of the stones.

My feeling is that we are all in for a ride we can share and feel a part of. We all have something to offer to this adventure.

And I hope that those of us who participated before can have our memories of people like Phyllis revived and those who are here for the first time will be able to gain some insight into these people.