He didn’t have a lot of knowledge on real demons. “Not like you, but actual monsters made of pure chaos?” “Your supervisor hangs out with demons?” Alden asked. But she’s recently been penalized for consorting with a demon, and I believe she’s trying to appear more law-abiding than usual.” “Normally, she would have been easier to persuade. My supervisor was disinclined to grant them temporary access to the trading interface.” They would only be able to provide you with moral support, however. Then, instead of replying to Alden’s attempt to subtly express his gratitude, he said, “I have received confirmation that you are allowed to have your friends accompany you into the trading room.
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And Alden didn’t even know how to say thank you properly without possibly making the situation worse for him. So Gorgon had crossed some sort of line for Alden.
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Yet Gorgon hadn’t lifted a finger for him.īut he couldn’t help noticing that the alien’s gray skin was looking downright charred beneath his magical bonds. Alden had fumbled a two-person sleeping bag, snacks, bottled water, his book bag and his ancient laptop into the building.
He had been relieved when he returned to the consulate last night with things that might qualify as actual luggage in hand, and the alien had completely ignored him.
He felt the need to acknowledge Gorgon’s hint now that he was positive there was no uncomfortable servitude thing going on between the two of them. “I’m still thinking over what you said to me last night. “Thank you for the juice.”Īlden hesitated, considering his next works carefully. I’m gonna go grab a bite and figure out why.” I think I was really lucky, but he was a little odd about it. The guy I got it from seemed to think so, too. “It seemed like something I could trade more easily. “That is an extremely rare assignment.” Gorgon spoke in the same totally inflectionless voice he always used when the conversation turned toward anything Alden might construe as advice. “So, I’m a pre-affixed Chainer now,” he said as he passed the alien the bottle of juice. He stopped by the vending machine to buy a fruit punch for Gorgon, then he headed toward the lobby desk. It would be nice to hang out in a place other than consulate basement while he researched his new class. It was five in the morning, but a coffee shop had to be open somewhere. Maybe I really will go get breakfast before I come back. There should be a real, tangible benefit for having done this already.Alden stepped out of the elevator, yawning. Why make her grind utterly pointless?Īs far as I’m concerned, rep should absolutely be account wide. But now that I have, really, why are we forced to grind the same rep multiple times on our alts? If it’s to keep your alt from getting the good rep gear, why is that a good thing? Very often, by the time my Warrior is exalted and can get the decent gear on a rep vendor, she’s got better anyway. So the repeated suggestions I’ve seen this week saying that reputation should be account wide took me completely by surprise, because I’ve honestly stopped thinking about how weird and annoying rep grinds are, and so I had to be reminded by someone else - it’s so totally a part of my WoW experience that I honestly don’t really ever stop and think about it. I hated scourgestones, I hated Light’s Hope Chapel, I was completely and utterly tired of each and every one of those guys. I remember by the time Naxxramas came out in vanilla, I was done with the Argent Dawn.
It’s something that’s been in WoW so long that I sometimes even forget about how strange it feels, and the old saw about how the higher a player’s reputation with a faction is, the more they hate that faction for all the repeated grinding they had to do to achieve it really rings true to me. Having to get it to max level on one character is bad enough, but having to do it over and over again on each new alt? It doesn’t feel really great. I think that Shadowlands, with its focus on the Renown system and Covenants, really made me aware of r eputation in World of Warcraft and how stifling it can be.
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