The gilding attribute is absent as well as chances
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Qeeet
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Perfect Hole: no gilding info
The gilding attribute is absent as well as chances
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vatas
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Re: Perfect Hole: no gilding info
Perfect Hole isn't a gilding item. It's ring you can wear, or at least was in the Legacy version.
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Re: Perfect Hole: no gilding info
Perfect hole is used for other things than gilding..
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Qeeet
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Re: Perfect Hole: no gilding info
lol, true
btw, it doesn't appear on the character (unlike other rings)
btw, it doesn't appear on the character (unlike other rings)
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Hasta
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Re: Perfect Hole: no gilding info
Because if you show people your perfect hole, some of them (like shubla for example) will not hesitate to take advantage.Qeeet wrote:lol, true
btw, it doesn't appear on the character (unlike other rings)
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Qeeet
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Re: Perfect Hole: no gilding info
I'm pretty sure he wouldn't hesitate to do so when see Uranus as wellHasta wrote:Because if you show people your perfect hole, some of them (like shubla for example) will not hesitate to take advantage.Qeeet wrote:lol, true
btw, it doesn't appear on the character (unlike other rings)
but seriously, that perfect hole is pretty bad thing. 1 hour has passed, the study pie (which indicates time left) has only appeared, which means the study time is freakin long.
2 cooking @10q? It's silly
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Hasta
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Re: Perfect Hole: no gilding info
2 cooking in the ring slot. I'm pretty sure that counts for at least situational, especially since the person who has good quality Perfect Holes is apparently a dedicated cook.Qeeet wrote: but seriously, that perfect hole is pretty bad thing. 1 hour has passed, the study pie (which indicates time left) has only appeared, which means the study time is freakin long.
2 cooking @10q? It's silly
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Qeeet
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Re: Perfect Hole: no gilding info
than such things should definitely appear on the character's handsHasta wrote:2 cooking in the ring slot. I'm pretty sure that counts for at least situational, especially since the person who has good quality Perfect Holes is apparently a dedicated cook.Qeeet wrote: but seriously, that perfect hole is pretty bad thing. 1 hour has passed, the study pie (which indicates time left) has only appeared, which means the study time is freakin long.
2 cooking @10q? It's silly
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MagicManICT
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Re: Perfect Hole: no gilding info
But if it's a perfect hole, is there anything to show? Maybe it's just a feeling of pride the cook has over a superb work that manifests itself as a "ring" you can study?
(I think someone has done too many drugs is what I think.)
(I think someone has done too many drugs is what I think.)
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Qeeet
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Re: Perfect Hole: no gilding info
Well I see just a peace of cheese with a hole in it, which we should be able to eatMagicManICT wrote:But if it's a perfect hole, is there anything to show? Maybe it's just a feeling of pride the cook has over a superb work that manifests itself as a "ring" you can study?
(I think someone has done too many drugs is what I think.)
