Hi, I am mendel. I used to play Guild Wars on all 4 campaigns casually, going for Cartographer (= scraping), following the storyline, taking all side quests, not looking up any builds and avoiding consumables. More time on the wiki = less time for Guild Wars. I rarely play PvP. I have sysop powers here on GuildWiki; whether I also had admin wisdom is debatable; and despite that I received and still have bureaucrat powers. Oh well. Who am I?
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If we are going to crash, then I want to go out in style, doing things my way and following my heart. — Entropy, 3 Nov 08 |
This userpage was expertly vandalized by Arnout aka The Emperors Angel, Balistic Pve, Cress Arvein, Dr ishmael, Entropy, Felix Omni, Gigathrash, GW-Viruzzz, Jink, Macros, PanSola, Progger, Randomtime, Silver Sunlight, Suicidal Tendencie, Vipermagi, and Warwick. Thank you! |
This user plays Guild Wars on Linux. |
As in any good traditional commercial, here are some quotes badly ripped out of context to make them appear more favorable than they originally were. Sorted in reverse chronological order.
- "Mendel has the Fast Casting skill, Delegate Powers [for 6...36 months, your wiki-related projects complete more quickly]" Tennessee Ernie Ford, [1]
- "You're rather clinically direct and objective, generally patient, and not a pretentious caustic jerkwad" AudreyChandler, [2]
- "Hysterically long" GW-Alc, [3]
- "You're irritating as hell, persistent, and a fucking carebear." "You're really thick and don't take hints.." private msn conversation, 12 April 2009
- "BTW - mendel was hands down the best user that wasn't given administrative privileges fast enough - top job on everything" Randomtime, on #gwiki, 22:26, 19 March 2009 (UTC)
- "Y, herro dar." Omnithrash
- "Will you get out of my wardrobe?" Suicidal Tendencie No really... get out of there...
- "Dude, liek, we needz you here.... I needz you. plz don't leave :-( "Arnout aka The Emperors Angel, [4]
- "I may be an admin, but that doesn't mean I'm right!" mendel, here
- "I think you hit all the bases with that article" Macros, [5]
- "reasonably funny" Felix Omni, [6]
- "mendel has a great point" PanSola, [7]
- "actually keeps this wiki afloat" Lurkerabove, [8]
- "one of the most reasonable people in this community" Dr Ishmael, [9]
- "I gotta say I love your edit summaries." Entrea, [10]
- " You Win: The Ruricu Awesome Star for today for your awesome reply" Ruricu, [11]
- "I think you are a great contributor." Isk8, [12]
- "I just wanted to compliment you on your diplomacy, sophistication in public and general knack for codes and the way things work." Powersurge360, [13]
- "you've got some mad wiki skillz." CorrectJeans, [14]
- "you are really good at HTML" Hellbringer, [15]
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