Recently got a weird bug. But when I clicked on options it was gone. Matrix Dunbarton.    

Servers' been lagging a lot lately so it could be related to that. Too many users on lately all doing the same quest -_-

Overview of Dungeons Introduction Dungeons are a big part of Mabinogi, especially for fighters. A dungeon consists of an altar at the entrance, a number of floors with rooms and hallways, a boss room and last but not least the treasure room! So how do you get to that shiny treasure? Well you'll have to defeat the dungeon boss to get to ...

Parties & Dungeons: Why party? Many dungeons require you to be in a party. At least they are a lot easier to finish with a party. But why be in a party if you don't have to? You would be getting more experience by killing the monsters by yourself, right? There are actually quite a few benefits of being in a party:You will complete the dungeon ...

My Counter Strategy For Skeletons When Soloing Rabbie Normal This guide is for people getting killed by skeletons in Rabbie because you either don't know the exact timing for normal attack or you're experiencing a little bit of lag and it's causing you to chase the skeletons around the room until you exchange blows with them. My method is ...

They don't block ''people outside america''... They block ip-ranges. If you live in america and happen to have an IP that is outside the allowed range you will not be able to login and it has nothing to do with where you live. Same goes for if you live outside america and happen to have an IP that is inside the allowed range, you will be able to ...

I assume you are using windows XP. Blue screen in XP is most likely a driver issue. Try a newer or older driver and/or check you have latest directx.

Accela:... is this game party based or just meant to be this difficult?Both. Ciar normal you're not supposed to solo at lvl ~20. Rabbie you can solo, math is for parties and fiodh is for parties. It's true you get one hit KO-ed in Rabbie, but you're not supposed to get hit at all by skeletons. They are easy to read once you know their pattern and ...

((Max Damage - Min Damage) × Balance) + Min Damage So this means if I modified a weapon to have 0-X damage and 0% balance, the most frequent damages would be near 0? That sucks.. I'm going to have to change my plans on modifying warhammer.

Ok, thx... o.O