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I salute all the people in this forum

 

My name is Alexandros-Marios and I'm originally from Greece ( Crete ) ,currently I am in Germany.

I'm a MXC member since 2012, didn't had any interaction with the forum since then. I first played L2 back in 2015 in c3 Chronicle. This game continues to fascinate me ever since. Had long breaks but now I came back because I am going to drain the nessesary information out of the Forum  in order to start a project that I have in my mind.

https://vlc.onl

I guess I will look around for interesting people who are open for work and can teach me something,too.

I like this forum because of its humor and its tolerance too.

After all we must have all something in common ...

https://getappvalley.com/

I am an Autodidact and a dreamer... freedom or death !

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5 hours ago, annie31 said:

saludo a toda la gente de este foro

 

Mi nombre es Alexandros-Marios y soy originario de Grecia (Creta), actualmente estoy en Alemania.

Soy miembro de MXC desde 2012, no tuve ninguna interacción con el foro desde entonces. Jugué L2 por primera vez en 2015 en c3 Chronicle. Este juego me sigue fascinando desde entonces. Tuve largos descansos pero ahora volví porque voy a drenar la información necesaria del Foro para comenzar un proyecto que tengo en mente.

 

Supongo que buscaré personas interesantes que estén abiertas para trabajar y que también puedan enseñarme algo.

Me gusta este foro por su humor y su tolerancia también.

Después de todo debemos tener todos algo en común...

 

Soy autodidacta y soñador... libertad o muerte!

Welcome MxC!

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