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Greetings from Japan
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Kznera
Posts: 8
Registered: 2002-9-12 15:43:34
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Date Posted:
1/9/10 1:36pm
Subject:
Greetings from Japan
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For some reason thousands of miles away from home, I think of this game. My first and only game that I considered a second home. Hope everyone is doing well, though I get sad to look back and see that the glory days of this game dwindled. It has been a long process, all the posts on the vnboards are that of the death of the game anymore. If anyone takes a look at this post, give it a shout... I'd love to catch up with some people who remember me.
Take care, guys.
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<3 Jasmine
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zenaph
Posts: 22
Registered: 2002-2-8 10:28:10
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Date Posted:
1/9/10 1:36pm
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Greetings from Japan
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Yep, I think about this game too sometimes. And I have screenshots to remember the good old days. This game really helped relieve the stresses of college and "growing up". I even almost skipped a test once because I couldn't find my body. :-)
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Zenaph of Leafcull
Player since January 14, 2000
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Date Posted:
1/9/10 1:36pm
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Greetings from Japan
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Yeah same here, Im about to sign up again after a VERY VERY long vaction. I know it wont be the same, but I always enjoyed this game. Sucky part is, I live in japan my self and seeing the posts of the server being dead makes me a little sad to have to play on another one.
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Ballossom
Posts: 8
Registered: 2002-1-7 15:12:02
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Date Posted:
1/9/10 1:36pm
Subject:
Greetings from Japan
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Gek gave me this game as a Christmas present back in 1999. I had just got out of the hospital after receiving a bone marrow transplant (Leaukemia, all gone still).
This game and all the friends I made in-game, took my mind off all the issues I was having IRL.
So, it was definetly a positive experiance for me.
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