Comments | tales_ratings: The Growing World

zelos22 in tales_ratings

The Growing World

Jul 12, 2010 15:04

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[mod] straylize July 12 2010, 23:36:38 UTC

Sorry for the inconvience, but could you please replace the tales-wise part of your application by this (and fill out the questions)? There were some last minute change.

[tales-wise]
Describe your life in a Tales world world:
To you, is magic more of a science or something more mystic? Does it come from the body or the mind? Givce us you thoughts:
Which kind of class do you think fits you best, both in combat and in everyday life?:
Favorite Tales town?:
How important is technology to you? On the other hand, how important is nature?:
How important is multiculturalism?:
Peace, justice, knowledge or love?

Re: [mod] zelos22 July 12 2010, 23:46:12 UTC

littlelinor July 14 2010, 22:42:22 UTC

For most of the app, I was thinking Eternia. In Celestia, to be precise. It has a pretty fluid and non-intrusive government (except when tehre's a psycho in charge, but that's a different problem), is scientifically advanced and treats magic as a science, tends to be a world where the strongest survive, but where people can group together.... idk, I feel it fits you overall. The one thing that doesn't fit is the nature vs technology part, but the only city I could think of that would have fit that would have been Goose in ToH, and you'd have hated ToH's government + church combo.
So yeah.
Eternia for me.

gin_gen July 16 2010, 04:26:52 UTC

It's difficult, because I'm not used to voting on this app yet~ n_n;; But I think you'd be in Vesperia! Mostly because of the guilds, which would allow you to live without much interference from a strong government. Plus, Vesperia doesn't really have a big religious theme, like many of the other games seem to.

Sorry, HTML fail! ;_;

fujicori July 17 2010, 15:01:19 UTC

I started thinking of Vesperia once I got to the parts about religion. Specifically in Dahngrest, but that's in Vesperia, so.... The guilds are very much to each their own, not as intrusive a government as many others, and you could always visit Halure. The magic part doesn't entirely work, but I suppose learning skills from weapons as a technology does.

vesperia July 17 2010, 17:26:57 UTC

I'm gonna have to agree with Vesperia, considering your way of life seems like one that would suit a guildsman. :> Y'know with that whole "opt out of the government" feature thingy.