QUOTE(master_bacarra @ Jan 15 2007, 02:02 AM)

i maintain a low amount of money so i could just rely on soup fairy to feed my pets
Cheapskate

That, by the way, is the pot calling the kettle black

I am a cheapskate myself but I don't rely on the soup faerie. There are lots of other means for you to feed your pet for free. For example, if you don't mind cholesterol poisoning, you can always get a free omelette at Tyrrania everyday. If you don't mind sweets, there are also free jellies at jelly world.
QUOTE(master_bacarra @ Jan 15 2007, 02:02 AM)

the browser-based games kinda suck for me, especially since they lack animation
If you were talking about the Battledome, I totally agree

The early neopets site had web-based games but they now have flash-based games. I do admit that a lot of times, some of their artwork suck. I do think these lousy artwork are remnants of an earlier Neopet age. I must concede that they probably have better artists now for their new flash games are quite nice, graphics-wise.
There are some exceptions, of course. The recent Advent Calendar had a few terrible entries. They have nice sounds (music) but when it comes to giving voice to neopets, I'd say it's downright pathetic. All you get are a few yeeps, yows and yelps.
I know many people might scoff me for even being a member of neopets. However, what I do like about it is that, first, it immerses me in a virtual world where I can pretty much do anything I want. True, I can do the same with any other online RPG; there are a lot that are free too. That's where the second part comes in: Neopets doesn't pull me in too much. With games like Ragnarok Online, O2Jam or even the pathetic Runescape, there is always the "I can't leave my character like this" pull disabling me from, well, leaving the game. With Neopets, I can leave whenever I want to.
It's pretty much repetitive but it's what rocks my world. Plus, it's also nice to see my virtual bank acount growing fatter each day

(One day, I'll rule the virtual stock market)
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