Thank you for the event, all involved.

Cahin

Most of us are often bitter because it's the hat we have that feels the most comfortable to wear, but thank you to the people who put the work in for this event.

It feels nice to have attention thrown your way. Here's to the future of Achaea and optimism towards the many great possibilities this event has opened up.

For myself there were many interesting parts of this event, but it was very cool to finally get a taste of what it's like to be a demigod.  That was certainly one of my favorite parts.

Idelisa

Amen. I cannot even begin to imagine the amount of creativity, work, and heartache involved. 

I have loved watching every last moment of this.

Vadimuses

Yep, thanks for going through this. The recent game-changing events were certainly nice and a break from the stagnancy of the earlier years.

Iocun

Yeah, all the work put into this is certainly appreciated - even though I can't in all honesty say that I enjoyed it, mostly due to the fact that it was just largely unplayable due to the lag. I just hope this whole demigod thing ends very soon, as it's just a too great temptation for everyone to break character and treat it all like a test server (I'm totally including myself in that).

So or so, it's great to see that you guys have the courage to do big and crazy things, even if they may not always work out to everyone's happiness.

Ginmund

I get tired just thinking of all the work that must have been involved. Kudos.

Ephram

Even with the lag, which was terrible... It was still an epic conclusion.

I will miss being a demigod though. Whenever that ends. However, the honours line is a nice bonus!

And thanks! Which is the point. The amount of coding that must have gone in to all of it, plus plotting and such is scary to think about. A+

Avto

Big props!

Davio

I enjoyed it and found myself on far more than I have in a long time. Well done!

Wysteria

I also thought how nice it was for everyone, irrespective of faction, House and Order, banded together to clear Nishnatoba of the shades and Dalay'myrr and so on. Granted the stupidity following was unnecessary, it was still a lovely though.

Idelisa

<.< 

I should have called out sick.  No Demigod or honours line for me!

Shunsui

Had a lot of fun with this, lag aside it was pretty fun. Just wish I could dform while a demigod, I have a dala'myrr corpse I want to consume >.<

Lodi

So much respect to all the people behined the scenes who put in the hard work to make this happen!

It not only brings back nostalgic memories of the old days when events like this where common, it utterly smashes them into second place!

I am currently feeling like this:



So thank you so so much!

Sherazad

I remember when people were talking about other IRE games having much better stuff. These days, I'm glad I was too lazy to try the other games and just stuck with Achaea.

Tvistor

Whatever problems I had with lag and stuff, the event still stuck a spectacular amount of work and it was hugely appreciated.

But please don't make me stay up until 8 AM again weifawjknm

Sohl

The final speech from Sarapis was a great catharsis for the whole event. +1 everyone who helped make this happen, thanks for all the work you put in.

Cooper

Great job, all involved. The most epic event anyone who plays (or has played) a text game will ever experience.

Tagg

Man don't say that, tell them it could've been much better and you expect their A-game next time around. Gotta keep em on their toes.

Also next time kill Pandora. You jerks

Cooper

And next time delete Tagg, please.

Sylvance

Iocun said:

Yeah, all the work put into this is certainly appreciated - even though I can't in all honesty say that I enjoyed it, mostly due to the fact that it was just largely unplayable due to the lag. I just hope this whole demigod thing ends very soon, as it's just a too great temptation for everyone to break character and treat it all like a test server (I'm totally including myself in that).

So or so, it's great to see that you guys have the courage to do big and crazy things, even if they may not always work out to everyone's happiness.

That ain't breaking character.  It's what everyone would totally do ICly with demigodhood; not even gods are immune to the lure of new-powah!-lulz, #wherespandorashand

Awesome event, @Sarapis.

Tvistor

First thing I did was try to goto Bal'met;zap Bal'met because I don't have time for dramatic storytelling.

Katzchen

Tvistor said:

First thing I did was try to goto Bal'met;zap Bal'met because I don't have time for dramatic storytelling.

That would have been an epic showdown. Tvistor + his lagbeast friend vs Bal'met. Epically short.

Synbios

Sylvance said:

That ain't breaking character.  It's what everyone would totally do ICly with demigodhood; not even gods are immune to the lure of new-powah!-lulz, #wherespandorashand

Awesome event, @Sarapis.

Nonsense. I will be very responsible with the use of my powers, aiding the weak and assisting in the reconstruction of our fallen city.

...well, I suppose I could take a few seconds to zap a Mhaldorian.

...well, maybe just one Ashtani won't hurt as well. Or two. Or three. Or maybe seven. It's only a small percent!

...I'm sure they won't mind if I zap a few griefers back to Minia too, but really, I'll be very responsible with my powers. Really! Believe it!

Arlanda

If everyone's demigod abilities stayed for long soon everyone can just eat herbs to fill their tummies... The entire sapience would be harvested and extracted clean

Jurixe

Very surprisingly, I logged on on an itouch and on hotel wifi, but still somehow had an okay connection - though I made sure to stay out of most of the big group battles because that would have probably made my itouch explode. Extremely glad I was able to be present for the conclusion, and happy I decided to not just stay on the ship and give it a shot!

The moment I got told 'we're going to be demigods' there was just no way I couldn't at least try.

Thank you for the event, thank you to everyone who put so much effort into it. Thank you to the writers, amazing writers, I really appreciated it all - especially the last part, that final goodbye. That made me tear up a little, I won't lie. Thank you to the admin, for incorporating so many changes that the players have been waiting for for so long into an amazing experience for all involved, newbie or old player alike.

Thank you to the players for being mature in one of the most epic events ever to occur in Achaea (the majority of you, anyway, the stupid ones won't know/admit they were stupid so not like it matters), thank you to the people who logged/messaged everything for the people who couldn't be around for various parts of the event (special thanks to those who did it for me ).

Finally, thank you to the players, all incarnations, of the slain gods. I know it must have been incredibly difficult to see a role you have put so much time and effort into erased from the game, it's never easy killing a character - especially your own. I don't really know how the gods to fall were chosen, but honestly, if a character's going to go, then it might as well go out in a blaze of glory, and because of this event, your god-characters will live on forever in history - as heroes. Thank you for all the work you put into the role while you were still playing it, and all the players you made the game fun for.

Anyway, tl;dr: thank you!

Favonius

+1 mega-thanks for all of it. I was basically dormant before the event... and well, I couldn't not come back for something this epic.

I think by way of thanks, everyone on the forum should take the time to do this:

www.achaea.com/vote

Crono

Full list on dead Divine and those remaining yet?

Idelisa

@Anatral made THIS THREAD a while ago, but we have a few Gods to add to it now.

Mishgul

Cooper said:

And next time delete Tagg, please.

Don't delete it! I love that game!

Oh wait you mean the person. NEVERMIND

Rovelda

I will always miss the embers (will there be one in this gnoll?). The Ormyrr remained a mystery for me for a long time, until they didn't.  ~X( There have been many days expecting what was going to happen, which was always fun, with a story to read.

Just by making my little aliases, I can imagine how much work it must be to code all those novelties.

And still so many unknowns...:)