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Offline Warcold

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Account for grabs for browser game Ikariam
« on: August 09, 2010, 06:00:38 PM »
I'm playing the browsergame Ikariam (http://us.ikariam.com/tour_step1.php) and one of the members of my alliance quit the game because of lack of time.
He gave me his account details to give to another person.

Is someone of you interested in the game? It requires some time, logging in once or twice a day minimum is recommended. It's quite nice though.

The account is well built, the former owner had experience in other worlds before starting here. It's not so big yet, below the alliance's average, but not by very much.
Our alliance is top 50, so nowhere near a powerhouse, but not insignificant either.
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http://warthunder.com/en/registration?r=userinvite_3240166

Offline Caradir

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Re: Account for grabs for browser game Ikariam
« Reply #1 on: August 09, 2010, 06:08:05 PM »
game sucks ;)

its one of the many ive tried and chucked in the past :P

:D :D :D
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