and theres nothingus you can do about it how about that https://imgur.com/a/h0OSNIE

1. Obtain the limited event item of your choice in-game by participating in the event, the event and event item must still be active and obtainable, the event cannot be over.

2. Take a screenshot or video of the item on your character or in your inventory and then select the "Contact Us" button on the bottom of this page or any other page on our site, alternatively you can post the screenshot on our forums either in the Crescent Quest section or one of our game related boards.

3. If you decide to choose the "Contact Us" option then simply send a link to the screenshot you took.

4. Enjoy your genuine item badge for your profile.

I've always had dreams about RuneScape, it's one of those games with a mysterious and intriguing aura around it, everyone who has played back in the day always feels a certain way about it, it brings forth many different kinds of emotions, especially nostalgic ones, emotions of an era that has since passed. There's a few games that capture this feeling and it almost always seems to be retro ones but it's not due to what some would call "nostalgia goggles", for example I first played Nights into Dreams in 2017 and was completely captured by the mood of the game, it lured me in and has that mystical feeling RuneScape does despite me having not played NiGHTs before that year. An example of a few modern games that have this feeling would be the alpha / beta versions of Minecraft and to a lesser extent, Undertale.


I can't really put this feeling into words so I will describe it like this, these games feel as though they have more to them than what meets the eye, as if you could stumble across something nobody has found before, unknown knowledge. Older games were often more colorful, vibrant, but some were also dark and gritty, most modern games that aren't indie ones go for a "realistic" aesthetic with many asset clashes, it feels entirely soulless, the characters and world look as though they are made of plastic, the look, feel, and design of the world itself in these soulless modern games are not made for exploration and discovery, there's no places, caves, or rooms with no content in them that make the players simply look at objects in said places, caves, and rooms, in lazy modern games everything must have a purpose, there is no role playing aspect to them or immersion.


Old Minecraft, despite having randomly generated worlds, has this feeling of discovery, mystery and is more immersive to be in it's world than almost every modern game on the market currently. It helps that it was made by one developer, Notch, having one developer means the direction of the game is consistent and has true and full meaning instead of it being designed by a full team of developers with different memories, souls, ideals, experiences, and so on. To be fair I feel the game lost it's charm while he was still working on it in later years,at one point the game lost the feeling of mystery, if I had to give a range of when this happened it would be around the time when hunger and enchanting was added and the game looked more "clean". I don't have an answer on why the games I mentioned have this "mystic" appeal, I can try to explain it but there's no true answer for it. Some games just feel like magic, it's what I strive for when working on Crescent Quest, for the game to have this feeling.


Anyway, about the dream I had, it was of this oddly specific spot behind the wall of Yanille near the willow tree in RS2. I wonder what the dream means?


       

My husband Wolfie got Scarlet, I haven't played any of the newer games since X/Y. I figured it would be even more unfinished than those games and I was right, although I am enjoying my time with it. Here's my team so far. Oh yeah, imagine my reaction when they removed Absol from the game, and now imagine my reaction when I saw a Klefki. Oh well.

   

I just got a switch to play Splatoon with my husband.

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Here are the updates for Crescent Quest 1.7.6.

* Added Ear Plugs.
* Added the Moonlight Scythe, created with Moonlight Ore.
* Added Green, Blue, Yellow, and Purple Crescent Rings.
* Added the Crescent Hand.
* Added a quality assurance credit list to the intro.
* Added the Spotted Fungus Cape.
* Added the Spotted Fungus Cap.
* Altered the dialogue to include the exact experience needed for the Smelter Angel area in Wythdire.

* Added Bulwark Fungi, you will need quite a lot of Slaying experience to duel with these pesky, suspicious mushrooms who roam the outskirts of Keedbalt. A renegade warrior named Wolfaei will help guide you to them as he is well versed in this specific species of fungi.

* Added more to the Keedbalt Outskirts, you can now fight Crescent Knights there if you have the courage and strength for it. You can also harvest a new type of plant found in the outskirts which will slowly recover Energy over time.

Post on the forums if there's any issues with this latest update, I've made some internal changes to the game! Everything should be working as expected.

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really whereus are theyus

tell me wisus ones