Spice up your LFG methods.

Kaylynn Of Ascalon

Kaylynn Of Ascalon

Frost Gate Guardian

Join Date: May 2005

California

11 Jun 2005 at 04:09 - 41
Quote:
Originally Posted by Ollj
Im creative, already did:

"LFG full of idiots, suiciders, leavers and insulting kids!"
"LFG to tickle that dragon" (or whatever subject)
"Looking for people that KNOW they are better than hencheman, just not BELIEVE"
"LFG to see you all die, dieee"
"I need at least 4 Monks and 3 Warriors in my group!!!"
you made me "almost" spit up my beer.

Arrow Whisper

Frost Gate Guardian

Join Date: Apr 2005

11 Jun 2005 at 04:31 - 42
LFG...Got Monk?

Akshara

Akshara

Krytan Explorer

Join Date: May 2005

11 Jun 2005 at 22:59 - 43
In my experience, the best groups I've joined were ones where I just sat for awhile and watched for a well written request from someone who has a good name for their character, or when I was just reading the local chat between certain people and felt that they were intelligent and communicative, and then sent them a whisper.

The "LFG" thing has never worked out well for me, regardless of how clever or descriptive my posts have been.

Eugaet

Eugaet

Wilds Pathfinder

Join Date: Apr 2005

US

Righteous Apathy [RA]

11 Jun 2005 at 23:21 - 44
I read this thread yesterday and decided to try it out the next time I logged in. The only one I can now remember using was this:

LFG <quest>, hot W/N14 chick played by guy on other side of keyboard

Hey, truth in advertising.

Ardus Shadowmane

Ardus Shadowmane

Academy Page

Join Date: May 2005

Guild of the Burning Tree

R/W

15 Jun 2005 at 20:13 - 45
Akshara, yeah that's a good point. I would never join a group with someone who didn't have a decent name. If n00b, l337, or anything simillar is in the title, I pass immediately.