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Post by Siren on Aug 14, 2013 14:05:36 GMT -8
FIVE NEW QUESTS have been added to SoD! What has been your favorite part of these new tasks? Collecting various plants for the Botanist and learning about their unique properties? Perhaps it was tracking down your Viking companions to discover new things about the different species of dragons? Or maybe it was figuring out what materials can create the longest-lasting fires? Tell us about your latest adventures and your favorite moments in these new missions!  |
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Marie-Cris
Viking-In-Training
Sig and avi? Both drawn by me.
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Post by Marie-Cris on Aug 15, 2013 5:05:15 GMT -8
Two things. This nod to the pyromaniacs:  And this typo:  |
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Post by dragonmaster on Aug 15, 2013 5:10:33 GMT -8
LOL Marie. But I have to agree on the burning things quest.
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Post by Acanthea on Aug 15, 2013 5:22:07 GMT -8
"Burning things is fun!" I just imagine the alchemist being all like:  But I have to agree! I love to do experiments. I always do much more than the quest says. Why burning only one paper, if you can BURN 5!! Or why not EVERYTHING AT THE SAME TIME! Yes, the oil, the paper, the coal and the wood all at the same time! Oh, science is fun.  |
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Post by Vim on Aug 15, 2013 6:11:20 GMT -8
The science parts are my favorite part of the game. Especially when you do the rock stuff with Toothless. I was just setting rocks on fire thinking to myself, "I don't think rocks actually catch on fire...."
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Post by Acanthea on Aug 15, 2013 6:17:11 GMT -8
The science parts are my favorite part of the game. Especially when you do the rock stuff with Toothless. I was just setting rocks on fire thinking to myself, "I don't think rocks actually catch on fire...." Everything is possible with dragons. You're thinking the Viking Way  |
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Post by Vim on Aug 15, 2013 6:21:05 GMT -8
Also, how do they have thermometers? I doubt they know about Mercury.
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Post by dragonmaster on Aug 15, 2013 6:21:44 GMT -8
The science parts are my favorite part of the game. Especially when you do the rock stuff with Toothless. I was just setting rocks on fire thinking to myself, "I don't think rocks actually catch on fire...." Immediately after I read that I thought about the hungarian horntail trying to peace Harry Potter xD. I also thought, why don't we have some sort of magic in the series or game? We have dragons and they're mythical. So why not magic? |
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Post by Vim on Aug 15, 2013 6:23:23 GMT -8
The science parts are my favorite part of the game. Especially when you do the rock stuff with Toothless. I was just setting rocks on fire thinking to myself, "I don't think rocks actually catch on fire...." Immediately after I read that I thought about the hungarian horntail trying to peace Harry Potter xD. I also thought, why don't we have some sort of magic in the series or game? We have dragons and they're mythical. So why not magic? Well the HTTYD world is he same as our own, just with dragons. |
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Post by dragonmaster on Aug 15, 2013 6:23:54 GMT -8
Also, how do they have thermometers? I doubt they know about Mercury. So? They don't need to know HOW a thermometer works. They just need to know it does lol. It's kinda like we KNOW the universe exists however we don't know HOW the universe works (ok well we kinda do but you get my point) or if aliens exist |
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Post by Brynjolf on Aug 15, 2013 10:04:48 GMT -8
Two things. This nod to the pyromaniacs: And this typo: Thanks for pointing out the typo, Marie-Cris! We'll get that fixed right away. |
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Post by Brynjolf on Aug 15, 2013 10:18:00 GMT -8
The science parts are my favorite part of the game. Especially when you do the rock stuff with Toothless. I was just setting rocks on fire thinking to myself, "I don't think rocks actually catch on fire...." Immediately after I read that I thought about the hungarian horntail trying to peace Harry Potter xD. I also thought, why don't we have some sort of magic in the series or game? We have dragons and they're mythical. So why not magic? Great question, dragonmaster. While I think magic is cool just like my other Viking companions and would love to spew fireballs from my hands, your fellow classmates bring up a good point that the School of Dragons universe is set in the same as ours--the only exception being the presence of dragons. While we typically associate dragons with fantasy, in School of Dragons, Vikings view dragons as we would wolves--they're wild, cunning creatures that would be pretty awesome to tame! We like to think of it more as adding another species of animals into the world. And just like any other creature, we use science to learn more about them and the world around us. Hope this clarifies things a bit! |
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Post by dragonmaster on Aug 15, 2013 13:01:41 GMT -8
Immediately after I read that I thought about the hungarian horntail trying to peace Harry Potter xD. I also thought, why don't we have some sort of magic in the series or game? We have dragons and they're mythical. So why not magic? Great question, dragonmaster. While I think magic is cool just like my other Viking companions and would love to spew fireballs from my hands, your fellow classmates bring up a good point that the School of Dragons universe is set in the same as ours--the only exception being the presence of dragons. While we typically associate dragons with fantasy, in School of Dragons, Vikings view dragons as we would wolves--they're wild, cunning creatures that would be pretty awesome to tame! We like to think of it more as adding another species of animals into the world. And just like any other creature, we use science to learn more about them and the world around us. Hope this clarifies things a bit! Stop making sense! XD Still can't wait for the rest of the dragons to be implemented!  Any idea when that might be? |
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Post by Brynjolf on Aug 15, 2013 13:22:21 GMT -8
Great question, dragonmaster. While I think magic is cool just like my other Viking companions and would love to spew fireballs from my hands, your fellow classmates bring up a good point that the School of Dragons universe is set in the same as ours--the only exception being the presence of dragons. While we typically associate dragons with fantasy, in School of Dragons, Vikings view dragons as we would wolves--they're wild, cunning creatures that would be pretty awesome to tame! We like to think of it more as adding another species of animals into the world. And just like any other creature, we use science to learn more about them and the world around us. Hope this clarifies things a bit! Stop making sense! XD Still can't wait for the rest of the dragons to be implemented! Any idea when that might be? Just doing what I do, dragonmaster  No news yet, although I'm sure when something comes up Snod or Siren will be on it! |
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Post by lemoneyedragon on Aug 24, 2013 10:49:59 GMT -8
Immediately after I read that I thought about the hungarian horntail trying to peace Harry Potter xD. I also thought, why don't we have some sort of magic in the series or game? We have dragons and they're mythical. So why not magic? Great question, dragonmaster. While I think magic is cool just like my other Viking companions and would love to spew fireballs from my hands, your fellow classmates bring up a good point that the School of Dragons universe is set in the same as ours--the only exception being the presence of dragons. While we typically associate dragons with fantasy, in School of Dragons, Vikings view dragons as we would wolves--they're wild, cunning creatures that would be pretty awesome to tame! We like to think of it more as adding another species of animals into the world. And just like any other creature, we use science to learn more about them and the world around us. Hope this clarifies things a bit! I have a question, how much time does it takes to create one quest, and how much to create...like... five? |
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No news yet, although I'm sure when something comes up Snod or Siren will be on it!