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Old 02-03-2003, 04:32 AM
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This is my first post in the Dustari forums in a long time :O

Anyhow, the reason I kept silence on all of these matters is because I did not want to interrupt the reign of Larrien. As far as I know, he did an outstanding job and he really cared for the kingdom. I wasn't on, but this is what I heard, and I have no reason to doubt it. I am sort of sad to see him go, but in a way much relieved. The task that he took upon himself, to make Dustari great is like furiously swimming upstream. It pained me, at times, to see him work so hard for the kingdom, and get little output for his results in the end. I'm glad that he had his chance to rule, but also I know that he's seen that leading a kingdom can be not fun at all, which is one of the reasons why I quit. Now he can get back to having fun and enjoying himself in the game.

I have barely play graal kingdoms in the last weeks, months for that matter, and I promised myself I would stay away from Dustari in that time to avoid and conflict in case if I became involved. However, if Kamuii does come into power, I may consider, not say I will, but consider coming back to Graal Kingdoms to play with Dustari once again. Ironically, it is the most fun to be part of a kingdom when you don't have to worry about things like wondering how you're going to deal with disruptive members, making rank structures, dealing with problems and sorting out tedious issues.

Why will I come back? I don't know. As I look back over my history with Dustari, I seemed to have to most fun back in the days of me being a regular and Kamuii being King. Maybe it was him, maybe it was just the environment. We'll see.
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