User talk:Deyvid Petteys
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You play Tactics Ogre too?
Dude, I love that game. I'm only halfway into Chapter 2 though. --—SilverCrono[T/C] 17:17, July 17, 2011 (UTC)
I thought I was the only person who played this game? Ha. Of course, I discovered Person of a Lordly Caliber, for the N64 first. I had no idea there were prequels. Right now, I just finished Zodo Marsh. So I literally just started Chapter 2, I guess. I plan on playing Knight of Lodis next, but I still have yet to finish my Chrono Cross play through, so I might go for that. --— Radical D (bother \ stalk) 19:10, July 17, 2011 (UTC)
I got it for my birthday (3rd of June). It's really fun, Crono lieky. It's definitely better than FF Tactics: War of the Lions. Also, I think I grinded too much. When I was at Zodo Marsh, my Denem was a level 18 Knight. >> --—SilverCrono[T/C] 20:15, July 17, 2011 (UTC)
Too funny. My birthday is the 11th of June. Gemini all the way, man. I hate admitting this, but I emulate Tactics. I actually really enjoyed the original Final Fantasy Tactics, but not as much as I enjoy Tactics Ogre. If you've never played Ogre Battle 64:Person of a Lordly Caliber, I'd highly recommend it. Unlike Tactics Ogre, characters aren't split up into single spaces. Instead, their clumped together in units of six characters, each unit is still custom, but they their banded together. It's awesome. Anyway, my Denim is only level 12 right now. I grind levels while editing; just set it on computer and let them go. He's also a Wizard because it was the first class he could change into. Pretty kick ass, all the same. --— Radical D (bother \ stalk) 22:32, July 17, 2011 (UTC)
Stop with edits?
Am I supposed to stop editing tomorrow? How will this website change work? Thanks! Boligao 22:45, July 17, 2011 (UTC)Boligao
Yes, so today is the last day for edits as far as I know. I may be wrong, but to be safe, please refrain from editing. Basically, what will occur is that Silver will export pages to the new wiki. I believe it works just like importing pages. Not sure on that. Basically, we're copying the content of all articles here at Chronopedia and moving them to a new website, where we can customize skins, control the functions and terms of the wiki, and basically control it and host it, so we don't have to rely on Wikia. Hope that makes sense. If I'm not mistaken, even our usernames and edit counts will cross over to the new wiki. Along with everything else. --— Radical D (bother \ stalk) 23:49, July 17, 2011 (UTC)
