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Double Pray XP + Festival of the Dead [Behind the Scenes]


Jake

2012-09-28 15:08:25

Check out this weeks Behind the Scenes Video. Pretty interesting stuff about whats to come..
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Just some notable points
- Festival of the Dead
- New Cosmetic Mask
- Double Prayer XP
- King Black Dragon being updated

LemonHaze

2012-09-28 15:45:50

interesting, thx for posting!

Sin

2012-09-28 15:48:13

Kbd update@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@

Benny

2012-09-28 16:07:19

hmm making it harder not to solo?

double prayer, maybe time to get 14m xp

TehNeonFishy

2012-09-28 16:23:10

I wonder if there will be a cap on the exp you can earn.

Silentcore

2012-09-28 16:29:48

Yeah, I'm going to see some of Mexican Tradition in the game..

___

2012-09-28 18:58:02

From: Silentcore
Yeah, I'm going to see some of Mexican Tradition in the game..


Yes… im not too happy about this either, I think that if you pinpoint 1 tradition that isn't globally celebrated, it should be left alone. Some people may find virtual celebration of death disturbing or otherwise insulting.

Divus

2012-09-28 19:30:33

What the heck… I just got 99 pray last week… :(

stuartroad

2012-09-28 20:03:09

i also just got 99 pray, bad update, i hope it doesnt work with gilded etc.

Jake

2012-09-28 20:54:03

Im guessing that the prices of bones/ashes (if ashes are included), would go up a good amount.

eduardo230

2012-09-29 01:55:04

Yeah! As a Mexican I love to see some content of my country in my favorite game.

Im srry if you dont like to celebrate dead, we have a diferent focus about dead that I will explain.

We feel sad when someone dies, its no like if we were celebrating the dead of someone per se. We make some homemade altar de 1 of november with many things that the Difunto ( a respectfull way to refer to a dead one) liked. such as their favorite food drinks, fotos, games etc.

This has the objetive order to conmemorate the good memories and feelings this Difunto gave us.
Its a day of reflection that we are not inmortals, to live every day at its last and to remember the loved ones that passed.

this tradition began with the prehispanic civilizations (mayas etc) and has being modified with the generations.
i hope that with this explanation it became less creepy as it looked.

If you are interested i can explain more. Its a very pretty and deep tradition that its different of Halloween.

BTW if you fell insulted by this tradition im srry, but its just the way my poeple see dead and life. And i really feel proud of it :D