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New PvP airship mount from XIV looks unsafe :|

I can break these cuffs.

Yeah I got that gun :o

unless there's maint or super late/early

Balmung.

Some 2 months ago I was there like a vulture waiting to log right after the playbutton was available after a long maint. Didn't happen, it remained locked until the end of time. Tried at all hours of day too of course, I once even set my alarm at dawn just to try. Nothing. Permalocked.

Really? I just made a mule on there a couple weeks ago called (playername)'is'a Real'bad'tank so I could harass them about being a bad tank in duty finder.

Really? I just made a mule on there a couple weeks ago called (playername)'is'a Real'bad'tank so I could harass them about being a bad tank in duty finder.

Well I stopped trying after my free month expired. Sucks that it starts counting before you even do your first login.

In his Live Journal blog, Martin said that he's also disappointed that "The Winds of Winter" is not yet done. Everyone, including his fans, editors, publishers, HBO, and others, is disappointed since he was expected to finish the book at the end of last year.

He revealed that there are already lots of stories written, in hundred pages and dozen chapters, but he admits that it is still far from completion. "But there's also a lot still left to write. I am months away still... and that's if the writing goes well," he said. The author also said that he have a lot to rewrite, as well. "I always do a lot of rewriting, sometimes just polishing, sometimes pretty major restructures," Martin shared.

He also admits that it concerns him that "Game of Thrones" was able to catch up with the books, which causes complications because it's "revealing things not yet revealed in the books, etc." When he first didn't make it to his own deadline last Halloween, the author revealed that it depressed him. "I tried, I promise you. I failed," Martin sadly admits.

The last promise that the author made is that "The Winds of Winter" will be "pretty good" when it comes out eventually, and that he'll keep writing. "Chapter at a time. Page at a time. Word at a time. That's all I know how to do," he concluded.