You know, I actually thought that it might be that, but for some reason I thought it wasn't lol
I should get into it again though, it's a great game~

It totally is. It's the first game that I've bought instead of just going play for free, and even though in the past I've quit games because of hoards of mobs, this one I seem to be doing alright with. But then, I also enjoy 'Drakensang Online', now that I've bought more inventory space.

I've tried Drakensang online briefly a couple of times, but I didn't really get that into it (not that I gave it much of a chance).

Also, you can have an alpaca as your pet in TL2. Which is important.

I left DSO after my first try, but that was frustration with the inventory. It's a lot like a differently arted, very German (I LOVE the dark and gothic forests) version of TL2.

LOL! That's one species I confess I didn't pick. My engineer has a hart, the berserker has a little fluffy dog (it seemed funny at the time) who has been fed a fish that turned him into a big jackal, the shooter has a big kitty that rolls around on his back and rumbles, and the embermage has that funny little dino critter.

I must admit that I prefer the art style of TL2 more; whilst I like more realistic looking games, there's something about DSO's art style that I'm not that fond of. Can't quite put a finger on it, though~

I only think that my first character had an alpaca, I honestly love the look of the ferret and the hawk more. Probably just because I feel like the alpaca is too big, though.
I really love that there's pets that you choose from the very start though, rather than them just being summonables like in a lot of similar games.

*vrrrooom, is steering the convo back on topic*

Shirt with some kind of video game character on it!

*smashes that buy button*

Yarn ball and knitting needles! :D

I feel like this should be a part of every newbie gift from now on :|