What lesson you can take by playing the Arcane Legends?

[Kreasadriii]

For me it help me a lot
- I can practice english more and learn many language by asking friend in the games.
- I know how market works, I mean here is auction, by controling price, and keep an eye for cheap item then sell it higher price.
- I learn how to corporate better with our friends in party, in KM3, Elite Maps, PvP, Hauntlet, Leveling, almost everything.
- I start thinking about comparise build on stats, skills, and pet what I use.
- I got friends which before he/she is my enemies in PvP.
- I can appreciate how hard STS did to us even sometimes we keep complaining everything, but they keep the game better by let us giving feedback.
- I learn how negotiate about buying and selling items or any stuff is very very interesting.


Most of all, you realize or not, you must be learn something from playing this game, isn't it?
How about you guys? What did you learn? Let us all know that game beside fun, it can be teach us many things..

Just share my experience, and sorry for my bad english. ^^
Give your own experience and be polite comment here. thanks!

[Layzi]

i learned that game aren't "time wasters" as most of you call it it's more of a way to make ur day feel better , but if you keep letting people's trash talk get to you then this game will be a time waster for you since your not enjoying it.
i also learned that those "virtual friends" can be sometimes your in real life friends as well

[Fauksuras]

-That money talks.
-Anonymity brings out the worst in people.
-People will offer you peanuts if you aren't careful.
-There are still decent people out there.

[ClumsyCactus]

I love this thread sooooo much...
(Imagination)
-showing my mom-
(Mum talking) oh Jina, now you dont have to travel to some boring festival with us right when ursoth event starts!
(Me talking) oh, thanks mum, i love you!
Ooooh, i wish this was how it Went...

[Schnitzel]

Ive been in PL more than AL

I learned how to merch, and was not sucessful

[Crowsfoot]

-That money talks.
-Anonymity brings out the worst in people.
-People will offer you peanuts if you aren't careful.
-There are still decent people out there.

Pandora's box of a post o_o

[Visiting]

I've learned that some people have way too much time and money...

[Crowsfoot]

I've learned that some people have way too much time and money...

My mortal mind would still like to know why you edited your post.

[Visiting]

My mortal mind would still like to know why you edited your post.

With that many green bars, you should understand why I edited.

[Crowsfoot]

With that many green bars, you should understand why I edited.

You wrote an edgy joke, realized you might get an infraction, laughed at it, and then changed it before anyone noticed?

[Visiting]

You wrote an edgy joke, realized you might get an infraction, laughed at it, and then changed it before anyone noticed?

Worse.

[Crowsfoot]

Worse.

I literally can't make a guess without getting in trouble .-.

[Visiting]

I literally can't make a guess without getting in trouble .-.

Ok, let's stop derailing this nice thread, gimme a thank and I'll pm ya

[Yobz]

You don't need to go to Vegas to lose your money.
Rich people still get everything they want.
No plats eat the slab.

[Crowsfoot]

Ok, let's stop derailing this nice thread, gimme a thank and I'll pm ya

*somewhat gets thread back on track while answering the above*

I've learned you have a limited number of thanks per day.

[Jack O Reaper]

- i learned how to avoid beggars.

[Flamberge]

I've learned that you can't trust anyone from the Internet.

[Arachnophobik]

I learned how to be more social.
I learned that the strongest people would either be the most humble or the worst jerk.
I learned that i could get real close friends despite how far we are from each other.
I learned that patience really is a virtue.

[-no]

To ignore trolls -_-

[Starkinea]

I learned how to be more social.
I learned that the strongest people would either be the most humble or the worst jerk.
I learned that i could get real close friends despite how far we are from each other.
I learned that patience really is a virtue.

I could not agree more, especially on second and third points

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