Hero online is a fantastic MMORPG bases on Chinese ancient legend. After it launched formally, numerous players found their another life in it and unable to extricate. Today, let? s have a chat with {xPAlNx}---a top-rank player of Hero online who just got the leading place in his server. Will he unveil some secret of his success for me? OK, here we go!
(Specially thanks BluntMaster for his contribution. If you wanna be our interviewee, please tell me---Seal Danpier.)

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Name: {xPAlNx}

Class: Shinobi(Male)

Level: 100

Honor: Skillful-Adept

Guild: Supremacy

Server: All Dragon

BluntMaster: Explain what the daily life of gamer? From sun up to sun down.

{xPAlNx}:I think of gaming and PC games as synonymous with the food we consume. Somedays we want more, sometimes less, variety will vary on certain occations, and sometimes we do not want anything at all. For me, it all depends on how fascinated I am with the game s depth and width, and how it captures my interests, that will have a significant reflection on how much time and effort I am willing to invest in that particular game.

BluntMaster: How many mmo s have you played ever? And your experiences in gaming.

{xPAlNx}:Diablo 2 and Hero Online are the 2 MMORPG I have ever played.

Ever since I could remember Coleco Vision, Atari 2600, Nintendo 8bit, Sega 16bit and so forth, I was hooked. I think growing up in the 80 s played a vital role on my gaming experiences. I remember children of all ages would walk around my neighborhood( Honolulu,Hawaii ) visiting their homies with few cartridges ( atari or nintendo ) on their left hand, sets of controllers on the other. I was one of those kids. Now, two decades later, different time and different channel but same darn show.

BluntMaster: How did you come to play Hero Online? Were you anticipating this game?

{xPAlNx}:After being medically discharged from USMC in June 2006, I needed a break. I wanted a game that will keep me entertained for a while. My brother-in-law and myself are gamers. We were fortunate enough to try Cabal Online Europe for 5 hours before they blocked U.S. of A IP addresses in late July 2006. Disturbed and agitated from Cabal Online Europe, he went to the all mighty "Google" and found Hero Online.

I was anticipating "any" MMORPG during that moment in time.

BluntMaster: Could you explain some methods for levelling, builds... your thoughts for those that haven t made it to level 100 yet?

{xPAlNx}:Kill fast, level fast. That is truthfully your bread and butter when leveling your character in Hero Online. There is no hokus pokus beyond that.

For those that have not made it to level 100 yet, and your goal was to have that cool aura around your character, then Do Not Quit. Yes, grinding gets tedious and repetitive. Yes, grinding gets boring and meaningless. But I personally think that those negative energy you are feeling while you are senselessly clicking that keyboard and mouse, for hours and days on end, is what makes being level 100 in Hero Online quite special. Not many people out there could do it or willing to do it. On a possitive note, that is something to be proud of. Do Not Quit.

BluntMaster: How abouts did you create your guild?  What number of members are you?  What does one need to join such a guild?

{xPAlNx}:Many players have different agenda in any game they play. Majority enjoy the company of other players, few likes to be alone and simply train. I like to surround myself with people I could trust, and that reflects how I interact with others in online gaming. I do not consider my current guild an "active guild" because there are very few gamers I could ever trust in Hero Online so therefore, I do not bother recruiting anybody.