[Matthias]

I highly doubt anyone remembers me, but I joined Golden Sun Syndicate back around the first Golden Sun World beta test when I was 12... Unfortunately I do recall me being very immature and quite stupid as this technically was the first forum I ever got active on, but the past is behind me and as no one remembers me I guess this is a fresh start. If you do remember me, please excuse my actions. To be honest I don't really remember what I did wrong, but all I know is that I did do some stupid things.

Anyway I'm 16 now. (My profile says I'm 17... yeah I'm guessing as a 12 year old when I registered I tried displaying my age older than it truly was? Go figure internet.) Now why would I return back to this community? Golden Sun is pretty much dead no? Well I've thought of an RPG concept that has game play elements inspired by Golden Sun that I would like to develop on the Game Boy Advance/Nintendo Dual Screen platforms. To get in touch with familiar game play from the game, I actually replayed Golden Sun 1 and 2, this time paying more attention to game play elements, spriting techniques, map designs, puzzle designs, etc. As I played through the game, I thought back to this community, so here I am. Anyway, Camelot did hint a possible sequel, but after a bit of noise from their golf game (that no one really cares about) it seems like they don't really plan on a Golden Sun 3... Truthfully I'm kind of surprised this website still exists as many websites have died along with the history of the series (ignoring the short and somewhat irrelevant appearance of Isaac in Super Smash Bros. Brawl). But I'm glad it's up and here I am again. I'll pop in now and then to discuss a bit and check in on Golden Sun World progress.

EDIT: Wow. I just looked at some of my previous topics and posts. *face palm*
And ew... my signature is made in MS Paint... wow... this account is quite old.
Also is there anyway I could change my username? I no longer use this the name "RagaKnight" and I would like to change to a more common name that I use on the internet.

[Toasty]

I obviously don't know who you are *points to join date*, but I'm sure that I was worse when I was new, than you were when you were new. And if I wasn't, then I can name a few who are.

Anyway, welcome and stick around. And call me Toasty. My current username was given to me after a round of russian roulette.

....which I deny ever entering.

[Nosferatu]

Ashley Tisdale, on Sep 3 2008, 10:56 PM, said:

....which I deny ever entering.

Shouldn't have posted.

And I can't remember my actual join date so maybe I knew you, maybe I didn't. (This is a second account so yeah.)

Welcome back anyway.

[Valistrix]

I briefly remember you, way back when. Good to see an old member!

And I know the feeling. I acted like an immature tard back when I first joined. Very dramatic too. Oh, and unoriginal; who calls themself 'Link'?

Anyway, hope you stick around and have fun ;D

[Mallick]

RagaKnight, on Sep 3 2008, 10:47 PM, said:

I highly doubt anyone remembers me, but I joined Golden Sun Syndicate back around the first Golden Sun World beta test when I was 12... Unfortunately I do recall me being very immature and quite stupid as this technically was the first forum I ever got active on, but the past is behind me and as no one remembers me I guess this is a fresh start. If you do remember me, please excuse my actions. To be honest I don't really remember what I did wrong, but all I know is that I did do some stupid things.

Anyway I'm 16 now. (My profile says I'm 17... yeah I'm guessing as a 12 year old when I registered I tried displaying my age older than it truly was? Go figure internet.) Now why would I return back to this community? Golden Sun is pretty much dead no? Well I've thought of an RPG concept that has game play elements inspired by Golden Sun that I would like to develop on the Game Boy Advance/Nintendo Dual Screen platforms. To get in touch with familiar game play from the game, I actually replayed Golden Sun 1 and 2, this time paying more attention to game play elements, spriting techniques, map designs, puzzle designs, etc. As I played through the game, I thought back to this community, so here I am. Anyway, Camelot did hint a possible sequel, but after a bit of noise from their golf game (that no one really cares about) it seems like they don't really plan on a Golden Sun 3... Truthfully I'm kind of surprised this website still exists as many websites have died along with the history of the series (ignoring the short and somewhat irrelevant appearance of Isaac in Super Smash Bros. Brawl). But I'm glad it's up and here I am again. I'll pop in now and then to discuss a bit and check in on Golden Sun World progress.

EDIT: Wow. I just looked at some of my previous topics and posts. *face palm*
And ew... my signature is made in MS Paint... wow... this account is quite old.
Also is there anyway I could change my username? I no longer use this the name "RagaKnight" and I would like to change to a more common name that I use on the internet.

Welcome back, guy. I don't remember you, but *points to join date* I joined when I was 11 or 12 too, so. :X

[My Best Wishes]

Same, I don't remember seeing as you haven't posted in at least 3 years.
Don't be so surprised, Max promised this site'll stay open as long as people keep coming, and the community's remained.
If you're serious about a name change contact GL, he'll probably help you out.
Welcome.

[Gio]

Hi.......*looks at join date*.........nope don't remember. : P

[Someone Else]

RagaKnight... sounds familiar, but who cares. Post and hang around.

[TheEnglishman]

Welcome back to these forums then.

[Ironsight]

You seem intelligent. Thats good.

[Drizzy Drake]

i is intellehgent allsow,

[Golden Legacy]

You know, I honestly do remember you!

Welcome back. And yes, if you would like your name changed, I'd be happy to take care of that for you.

[Matthias]

Golden Legacy, on Sep 4 2008, 06:11 PM, said:

You know, I honestly do remember you!

Welcome back. And yes, if you would like your name changed, I'd be happy to take care of that for you.

Yes I would appreciate it! Would you please change my name to Matthias please? Thanks. :D

[Golden Legacy]

Done.

[Matthias]

Golden Legacy, on Sep 4 2008, 07:14 PM, said:

Done.

Sweet thanks! Now I can use my more commonly used signature and avatar. :D

[Drizzy Drake]

mathias? like the mouse?

[Gio]

I was thinking the exact same thing.

Wow I would have never thought that skidz knew of the Redwall series.

[Drizzy Drake]

I have a book collection well over 300.

But yes, I love the redwall books. They may not be on the reading level that LOTR or Silence OTL are on, but they're fun books.

[Gio]

Yeah i read pretty much the whole series when i was in 6th grade. My favorites book series are probably the bourne series by Robert Ludlum, and who doesn't love LOTR.

[Drizzy Drake]

The two Bourne books are two of the best suspence novels in history.

And as you probably know I'm a HUGE Tolkien fan. I'm missing only 3 of his essays, but other that, I have evey book/esssy/poem/faerytale he's ever written.

[Toasty]

I read a little bit of some Redwall book, but I never got into it. I've just never liked sitting down and reading a book. Seems too much like a waste of time to me. =/

[Drizzy Drake]

says the guy who sits down and plays video games all day

[Matthias]

Personally I didn't really like that book. I only liked the original Redwall book that started the series, but every other book I hated. My real name is Matt and my friend gave me the nickname Matthias as a joke one day and it kinda just stuck as a forum name of mine.

[My Best Wishes]

Redwall serious was awesome, started reading those when I was like 7, don't think I've missed one yet, shame I sold all my books when I moved...
Anyone read the Welkin Weasels books by Garry Kilworth? They were kinda like Redwall.

[Toasty]

Vanessa Hudgens, on Sep 5 2008, 10:10 PM, said:

says the guy who sits down and plays video games all day

I honestly can't remember the last time I've played a videogame. Maybe two or three weeks ago? Even then, it was only GoldenSun.

I spend most of my day on the internet. Doing nothing. Much better use of my time than reading.

[Ironsight]

Reading is not a waste of time.

[Gio]

I really need to get back into reading. I have to admit that I have stopped due to stuff going on here, but since I have more time now that my dad has finally admitted that I am right and there are no jobs in my town, I shall have more time to read.

[David]

Well, I just joined today -- (looks at the time and sees it's 12:37) Oops, yesterday =P -- so I don't know you, but I will welcome you to the site. Have fun and post lots.

[Toasty]

Miley Cyrus, on Sep 7 2008, 08:58 PM, said:

Reading is not a waste of time.

Only if it's informatory.

Like technology magazines/blogs, or the newspaper.

[My Best Wishes]

No Toasty. No. A magazine or newspaper is not reading. No.
A book is reading, something someone wrote, someone with Intellect. Just no, get out.

[Mallick]

Quote

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Reading is not a waste of time.

Only if it's informatory.

Wrong; reading is never a waste of time, Toasty.

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No Toasty. No. A magazine or newspaper is not reading. No.
A book is reading, something someone wrote, someone with Intellect. Just no, get out.

Newspapers/magazines do count as reading. Anything you read counts as reading. Also, anything written properly is worth reading. It'll improve your writing as much as it improved the author's did writing it.

[Caael]

Anon is correct.

I go to Reading every weekend, but thats a different kind of reading.

[Someone Else]

Toasty says reading is a waste of time.

Toasty also has poor spelling and grammar.

[Caael]

MAKE THE CONNECTION!

[Gio]

Reading isn't a waste of time. It expands your vocabulary. :P

[David]

Caael, on Sep 8 2008, 02:15 PM, said:

MAKE THE CONNECTION!

Because Knowledge is Power! :P

Haha. I like to read a lot too, but my Creative Writing teacher dislikes the type of books I read, because he says they cause my writing to suffer.

[Laharl]

i can read pictures

[Golden Legacy]

lolz i iz a reader cant u tell lolz

[Split Infinity]

Such is life.

*thread dies*

[Matthias]

Ashley Tisdale, on Sep 7 2008, 10:58 PM, said:

Only if it's informatory.

Like technology magazines/blogs, or the newspaper.

Reading can be anything. You're reading this right now right? That's considered reading. It just depends on the content you read and how you read it which defines if it becomes a productive experience.

[Nosferatu]

Anonymous, on Sep 8 2008, 12:16 AM, said:

Only if it's informatory.
Wrong; reading is never a waste of time, Toasty.

Newspapers/magazines do count as reading. Anything you read counts as reading. Also, anything written properly is worth reading. It'll improve your writing as much as it improved the author's did writing it.

Wind Dude, on Sep 8 2008, 11:31 AM, said:

Toasty says reading is a waste of time.

Toasty also has poor spelling and grammar.

Anon and WD win the topic.
But Anon is always right. So we have no problem here.

Hold on. Toasty, what are you doing on a board where you have to read people's posts? Boards aren't a book!

[Caael]

I'm suprised toasty could even take part in the politics discussion, with all that reading going on.

[Split Infinity]

He probably prints out threads and sends them to be published. I'm looking forward to the TRT Complete Anthology, Volume XVI.

[Toasty]

Wind Dude, on Sep 8 2008, 11:31 AM, said:

Toasty says reading is a waste of time.

Toasty also has poor spelling and grammar.

Nosferatu, on Sep 8 2008, 07:09 PM, said:

Anon and WD win the topic.
But Anon is always right. So we have no problem here.

Hold on. Toasty, what are you doing on a board where you have to read people's posts? Boards aren't a book!

*reads the rest of the posts*

OH SHI-



.....anyway, I just don't like reading books. Every time I do, I feel like I've wasted a chunk of my time.

If the reading involves gaining information I deem interesting, or conversing/debating with people, then I don't mind.

[Split Infinity]

Ashley Tisdale, on Sep 9 2008, 05:10 PM, said:

.....anyway, I just don't like reading books. Every time I do, I feel like I've wasted a chunk of my time.

And video games aren't an equal waste of time?

[Drizzy Drake]

Ashley Tisdale, on Sep 8 2008, 01:58 AM, said:

Only if it's informatory.

Like technology magazines/blogs, or the newspaper.

what a sad sad life you lead.

[Someone Else]

Okay, that's enough Toasty owning for now. =P

[Toasty]

Vanessa Hudgens, on Sep 9 2008, 10:15 AM, said:

what a sad sad life you lead.

KNOWLEDGE IS POWER! *throws fist into the air*

[Split Infinity]

What job are you looking to get, Toasty?

[Toasty]

I intend to own my own buisness, probably something to do with computers/technology, and then become wealthy enough to be an inventor without the restrictions of a lack of funding.

[Split Infinity]

Ah but you see, being an inventor implies a creative side, wouldn't you say?

[Ironsight]

And a degree of laziness. After all, how do you think man came up with the refrigerator-television?

[Toasty]

Luckily, I have both. With a lot of emphasis on the latter.

[Split Infinity]

Yet you don't read books. Some imagination you must have...

[Toasty]

Books don't help you be creative. They only show you how creative their authors were.

[Laharl]

you keep thinking that >_>

[Drizzy Drake]

Ashley Tisdale, on Sep 14 2008, 12:52 AM, said:

KNOWLEDGE IS POWER! *throws fist into the air*

Tolkien books gave me knowledge into early english history, and a slight look into the finnish language thank you.

John Grisham books gave me knowledge of how the legal system works.

I could go on, but...

Ashley Tisdale, on Sep 14 2008, 01:18 AM, said:

I intend to own my own buisness, probably something to do with computers/technology, and then become wealthy enough to be an inventor without the restrictions of a lack of funding.

have fun with that. invent somebody who cares. oh burn.

Ashley Tisdale, on Sep 14 2008, 04:27 AM, said:

Books don't help you be creative. They only show you how creative their authors were.

*megafacepalm*

In a movie, you see Gandalf, and that's what he looks like. Ian McKellin IS Gandalf. But when you read the book, you may see him as looking completely different.

[The Sea King]

Matthias, on Sep 6 2008, 02:20 AM, said:

Personally I didn't really like that book. I only liked the original Redwall book that started the series, but every other book I hated. My real name is Matt and my friend gave me the nickname Matthias as a joke one day and it kinda just stuck as a forum name of mine.

oh...

Anyways welcome to GSR...

[Mallick]

Stop coming back, TSK. Especially if you don't even know what ****in' board you're on.

[Ironsight]

Hahaha wow.

[Valistrix]

Wait.. this isn't GSR?!

[Legolastom]

Ashley Tisdale, on Sep 14 2008, 09:27 AM, said:

Books don't help you be creative. They only show you how creative their authors were.

...

[Split Infinity]

Sports don't increase your fitness. They only show you how masochistic their creators were.

[Toasty]

Vanessa Hudgens, on Sep 14 2008, 11:12 AM, said:

have fun with that. invent somebody who cares. oh burn.

*megafacepalm*

In a movie, you see Gandalf, and that's what he looks like. Ian McKellin IS Gandalf. But when you read the book, you may see him as looking completely different.

Darn straight I'll have fun with it. And that's not being creative. That's using your imagination. :(

[Legolastom]

WHAT!?

[Caael]

ban toasty before we all catch his stupid disease.

[Someone Else]

Your IQ has been damaged by 5 points.

[Ironsight]

What's this about a stupid dis- EERAAAARRRRAAAAAA

[Drizzy Drake]

i lol'd

then i ahh'd

then i that's dumb'd

[Legolastom]

Toasty is a cool guy who doesnt afraid of anything.

[Mallick]

I think Legolastom is an cool guy, eh fucks up meems and doesnt afraid of anythign.

[Drizzy Drake]

*hides behind a rock*

my meme>>>9000>>>fake cake>>>>rhyming meme's>>>>your meme

[Mallick]

Shut the fuck up.

[Toasty]

*uses stupification attack*

[Mallick]

That's what all of your posts should read.

[Toasty]

*uses stupification attack*