If you're a regular visitor to this humble blog, you'll already know that we're into dragons. Well... not into dragons like certain people who like to refer to themselves as furries, but... you know, like that:
This is Hugo Bosc, our pet monitor lizard.
We have a whole bunch of reptiles now, but if I had to pick a favourite, it would be Hugo. High entertainment, low maintenance. He craps once per week. Once. That's it. It's also beneficial to his health when you feed him now and then (duh), but he's the easiest pet we've ever had. And walking a 3ft reptile around town is one of the coolest things you can do. He looks a bit smaller on the picture, but he's roughly 1 meter in length now - and still growing. The only thing that was even better than walking our pet dinosaur was walking our pet dinosaur whilst being followed by a big tortoise. Went on regular trips outside the shops for his exercise, but he's been sold now. Not Hugo. He's ours. He's not going anywhere. ♥
Virtual dragons are still going well, too.
Apparently, there are some hard mode dungeons for 5 players when you're at the level cap and all, but other than that, you can pretty much solo everything. In fact, some people claim they're soloing the "endgame" dungeons, as well. I guess all it takes is a decent dragon.
One might argue that this kind of destroys the point of playing an MMORPG, but if I can choose between doing something on my own and teaming up with a bunch of random morons, I'll always go solo. So yeah. Go dragons! Go Dragon's Prophet! I'll solo, thank you very much. Or do the occasional duo with Claire. Besides, it makes sense that way - your dragon is supposed to be powerful, you should feel his strength, not consider him another boring battle pet, so if you need to team up for fucking everything, it'll only serve to make you feel like a wimp. Boo!
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