The first contact / Der erste Kontakt
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- Estralis Seborian
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The first contact / Der erste Kontakt
We's like to know how you found Illarion so we can improve the promotion we are doing for it. If you want, you can also write down the first impression you had as you viewed the website or the game itself.
Thanks alot!
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Wir würden gerne mehr darüber erfahren, wie ihr von Illarion erfahren habt, damit wir die Promotion optimieren können. Wenn ihr wollt, schreibt doch auch welchen Eindruck ihr hattet, als ihr das erste mal die Website oder das Spiel selber betrachtet habt.
Danke!
Thanks alot!
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Wir würden gerne mehr darüber erfahren, wie ihr von Illarion erfahren habt, damit wir die Promotion optimieren können. Wenn ihr wollt, schreibt doch auch welchen Eindruck ihr hattet, als ihr das erste mal die Website oder das Spiel selber betrachtet habt.
Danke!
- Josefine da Vince
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I think I came here by www.mud.de. I'm not sure though.
My fist impression of the website was that it has been confusing (wasn't the one right now but an older version so nevermind)
The first impression of the game was horrifying since my char died 10 times in a row. Long time ago. Nevermind. But I must have fell in love with it never the less.
My fist impression of the website was that it has been confusing (wasn't the one right now but an older version so nevermind)
The first impression of the game was horrifying since my char died 10 times in a row. Long time ago. Nevermind. But I must have fell in love with it never the less.
I found Illarion off one of those sites that listed lots of free rpg's online. I can't remember the exact address, it was pretty random. I looked through the vocations and was amazed at the variety of vocations, and intrigued people could make their own houses and things. Prior to this I had played runescape for a while, I looked at the screenshots and found it looked better than most free rpg's. I read all of the main page and rules and things and thought being a hunter, or not even fighting at all appealed alot to me. The fact that this was a roleplaying game didn't really sink in till I answered the questions, I was constantly checking my email in anticipation of acceptance. The longest 3 days of my life.
- Moirear Sian
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I googled for Online RPG, and Illarion was one of the top results, among some text MUDs which didn't interest me. The website and everything seemed simple, the email application system old-fashioned, and my first impression was that Illarion would cater to roleplaying more than a "Commercial Online RPG XYZ" would.
- Adano Eles
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- Delakaniam
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One month, about two years ago, the player of Tzi began talking a lot about this interesting RPG she found online. She finally convinced me to look at the site and apply for the game. Um... I got in, and now I'm absolutely addicted (^^;; . I will have to ask her where she found Illarion, if she doesn't see this thread.
I think my first impressions when I first went to the site was that there was a lot of reading available. For someone like me, I guess that's not really a problem, but I felt like it could be easy for someone to lose interest because of the large amounts of reading.
I'm still not sure if the menus look confusing, for a similar reason. When I look at the main site right now, it doesn't look complicated/confusing to me at all, of course. But I maybe remember thinking that there were many, many choices, so it was a little hard sometimes deciding on what to click for information. At least there IS a lot of information, though. I hate going to online RPG sites that don't give you much detail like Illarion. So it's a good thing, too.
I think my first impressions when I first went to the site was that there was a lot of reading available. For someone like me, I guess that's not really a problem, but I felt like it could be easy for someone to lose interest because of the large amounts of reading.
I'm still not sure if the menus look confusing, for a similar reason. When I look at the main site right now, it doesn't look complicated/confusing to me at all, of course. But I maybe remember thinking that there were many, many choices, so it was a little hard sometimes deciding on what to click for information. At least there IS a lot of information, though. I hate going to online RPG sites that don't give you much detail like Illarion. So it's a good thing, too.
- The-Puppeteer
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hmm.. the first time I was introduced to Illarion was when I was... hm lets see... 10 maybe 11, I was searching the web for some free cool games, since filesharing wasn't that easy back then. Well anyway I can't really remember how I found it but it might have been through here http://play-free-online-games.com/index.html, but i doubt it.
My first impression of the game was that it was really cool, that you could grow plants and that you could be a tailor and all those other things. The game was also good graphic-wise so I got partly addicted and created char after char after char. . I think my first one was Zymeth the orc blacksmith-mage . But I didn't know much about roleplaying back then and I probably wouldn't have got into the game if the account system had been intact... And I probably wouldn't have bothered... But illarion is for sure the game I have played most in my life and therefore the best.
My first impression of the game was that it was really cool, that you could grow plants and that you could be a tailor and all those other things. The game was also good graphic-wise so I got partly addicted and created char after char after char. . I think my first one was Zymeth the orc blacksmith-mage . But I didn't know much about roleplaying back then and I probably wouldn't have got into the game if the account system had been intact... And I probably wouldn't have bothered... But illarion is for sure the game I have played most in my life and therefore the best.
- Tzi Hahasus
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Never played tibia, but I found out about Runescape on that webpage I mentioned. Which I stopped playing quickly after I had begun.
And I also think that there should be a age restriction, but not 16+. Because like myself a year younger than that age and I have very good Roleplaying knowledge which is all thanks to illarion. There actully is no need for a age restriction, because the account system takes care of those who can't roleplay...
And I also think that there should be a age restriction, but not 16+. Because like myself a year younger than that age and I have very good Roleplaying knowledge which is all thanks to illarion. There actully is no need for a age restriction, because the account system takes care of those who can't roleplay...
We should have a maturity restriction. Me myself AND I were 15 when we started playing.The-Puppeteer wrote:Never played tibia, but I found out about Runescape on that webpage I mentioned. Which I stopped playing quickly after I had begun.
And I also think that there should be a age restriction, but not 16+. Because like myself a year younger than that age and I have very good Roleplaying knowledge which is all thanks to illarion. There actully is no need for a age restriction, because the account system takes care of those who can't roleplay...
*thinking* thats long ago...
I was sick of getting slaughtered for "free xp" (Tibia, Runescape) and found Illairon by coincidence on multiplayer.com, I was 15 too by the way .
My first impression was awsome because I became a mastersmith in 2 days muhahaha , but I started a new char very soon and really fell in love with the game when someone hired me as a bodyguard.
I was sick of getting slaughtered for "free xp" (Tibia, Runescape) and found Illairon by coincidence on multiplayer.com, I was 15 too by the way .
My first impression was awsome because I became a mastersmith in 2 days muhahaha , but I started a new char very soon and really fell in love with the game when someone hired me as a bodyguard.
Es ist 4 Jahre her, ich bekam meine erste Flatrate bei Aol und fragte mich: "Für was kannst du das jetzt gut nutzen?". Nach ein paar gelesenen Artikeln über Ultima Online habe ich dann nach etwas kostenlosen in ähnlicher Art über diverse Suchmaschinen gesucht.
Nach wenigen Minuten/Stunden kam ich das erstemal zu Illarion. Eine Woche später, nach weiterer, aber nicht erfolgreicher Recherche, bzw. mir haben die Ergebnisse nicht so zugesagt, hab ich Lennier erstellt.
Nach wenigen Minuten/Stunden kam ich das erstemal zu Illarion. Eine Woche später, nach weiterer, aber nicht erfolgreicher Recherche, bzw. mir haben die Ergebnisse nicht so zugesagt, hab ich Lennier erstellt.
- Grunith Shuth
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I was playing Tibia at the time...(yes Tibia), before I ever knew anything about roleplaying and what not. And it was there where I sent Alatar a message about joining his mage guild. He humbly sent me back an email stating that he had quit Tibia and began to spend time working on his own project through email. He sent me a link back of Illarion and there I have been playing it ever sense. I gradually learned to roleplay from this game and here I still am roleplaying. ^^
Naja, meinem Cousin und mir war langweilig und wir haben nach Freewaregames gesucht. Wir landeten auf der Seite Spieleportal.de und leider war die Beschreibung nicht sehr schlüssig, mein Cousin meinte dann, das Spiel wär wie Diabolo2 Und so haben wir das dann auch erstmal gespielt...also schlage ich euch vor, ihr redet mal mit den Autoren der Seite über die Beschreibung, die sie dort stehen haben.
"A computer fell from the sky and Illarion happened to be on it"
-Korwin, Dec 13, 2002
I remember someone starting a poll like this a long time ago, so I used the search function, and I was quite surprised when I found out who started that poll: http://illarion.org/community/forums/vi ... 50&start=0
A slightly different categorization of options from which perhaps you will be able to draw some useful insight as I once did.
-Korwin, Dec 13, 2002
I remember someone starting a poll like this a long time ago, so I used the search function, and I was quite surprised when I found out who started that poll: http://illarion.org/community/forums/vi ... 50&start=0
A slightly different categorization of options from which perhaps you will be able to draw some useful insight as I once did.
I feel ashamed.Grunith Shuth wrote:I was playing Tibia at the time...(yes Tibia), before I ever knew anything about roleplaying and what not. And it was there where I sent Alatar a message about joining his mage guild. He humbly sent me back an email stating that he had quit Tibia and began to spend time working on his own project through email. He sent me a link back of Illarion and there I have been playing it ever sense. I gradually learned to roleplay from this game and here I still am roleplaying. ^^
i think i found it on www.onrpg.com i think it was like around 30 on the list O_O but im in love..so oh well
- AlaineMilan
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I know that I found it with google, but I dont know how Oo When I saw the site I was really impressed, but after a while waiting I forgot the game. One month later I remembered and visited the site again and I died a lot of times, but I liked the game. Thats why I started a new character and tried again. ^^