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[Kurai_Fenikkusu]

Hey, I made a new account even though I already had one but I think since I was so inactive for months because I had forgotten about this game that it got deleted or something *shrugs*

Anyways I would just like to say hi and that last year I played the game like 3-4 times and I liked it the same if not more each time I played it.

Also I have a question, why won't it let me add an avatar or change ANYTHING like I go to user CP to change stuff and it won't let me... why is that?

[SiamJai]

Hi and welcome back! :)

Newcomers' ability to edit their personal details is restricted for security reasons; registered spambots would abuse the system and put naughty pictures, links and other NSFW stuff here.

You can edit your details after you have made five posts and have been registered for two days (or made five posts and got 20 reputation points).

[Kurai_Fenikkusu]

Oh, okay thanks for letting me know =)

When I made my first account it wasn't like that... guess there where problems or something since then?

[SiamJai]

Yeah. The forum's popularity with spambots seems to increase day by day. ;)

[Madi2]

You need more posts. Btw, are you gonna contribute to the forum? :D

[Kurai_Fenikkusu]

You need more posts. Btw, are you gonna contribute to the forum? :D

I'll try to, but sometimes I end up forgetting about it or not being able to find something to post in.

[Madi2]

You don't have to be on 24/7.

[Kurai_Fenikkusu]

Well I know that, that's not what I was saying, I was saying that I forget about forums completely a lot and never come back until months or a year later.

[Madi2]

Yeah whatever, try to remember.

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