Stupidest Question You Asked As A Beginner ?
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I just started and was in ascalon at lvl 4 i think. (missing all the quests :P)
Me: "How do i make money?"
Random person: "You can go farm. You need to go further in the game"
Me: "Farm? is it some sorta thing to plant?"
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When i started trading in ascalon;
Me to customer: " Req 13 is more expensive than a req 9 isnt it cause it need more att"
Me: "How do i make money?"
Random person: "You can go farm. You need to go further in the game"
Me: "Farm? is it some sorta thing to plant?"
-.-"
When i started trading in ascalon;
Me to customer: " Req 13 is more expensive than a req 9 isnt it cause it need more att"
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My boyfriend let me create a character on his account (before I bought the game). As soon as it loaded, I turned to him and asked:
"Okay how do you move in this game?"
Yeah I didn't have much experience with computer games of any sort. Luckily he was the only one to hear all my noob questions. Well... except one incident. Where his friend asked if I had been to grendich courthouse and I thought he was talking about a place in real life.
"Okay how do you move in this game?"
Yeah I didn't have much experience with computer games of any sort. Luckily he was the only one to hear all my noob questions. Well... except one incident. Where his friend asked if I had been to grendich courthouse and I thought he was talking about a place in real life.

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I was once asked by a W/Mo in Preseering,
"Can you help me tame a bear?"
My own stupidest moment was when someone asked me to run them to Sanctum Cay and I thought "run" meant you did all the fighting for them while they stood back - I didn't understand why they just wanted to rush past the enemies and miss all the loot. They were, understandably, a little miffed at me.
"Can you help me tame a bear?"
My own stupidest moment was when someone asked me to run them to Sanctum Cay and I thought "run" meant you did all the fighting for them while they stood back - I didn't understand why they just wanted to rush past the enemies and miss all the loot. They were, understandably, a little miffed at me.
