All Worlds Maintenance Extended (Mar. 26): Follow-up 2

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Originally Posted by Alerith

Excalibur wasn't the sword in the stone. This is an (apparently popular) misconception.

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Really? Oh man...

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Originally Posted by Quesse

Excalibur, you are the weakest link. Goodbye.

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naw we are so bad ass we had to have 3 servers combine to make the most awesome server around.^_~ Servers are having hard time adjusting to all the awesomness in one place ;)

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Originally Posted by Bizzy

Will they please stop extending it! Maybe they should've left things alone by not merging the servers. Seems like this is too much of a hassle. Or maybe they should've thought this out more before doing it.

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Or maybe its just a few hours away from your precious game. man overact much ?

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Originally Posted by Alerith

Excalibur wasn't the sword in the stone. This is an (apparently popular) misconception.

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That's because its myth .. Oo

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Originally Posted by Starlord

Yeah.. with this community..

- *SE Shuts up* Y U NO TALK SE?!?!
- *SE communicates* SE, Y U KEEP EXTENDING THIS SH*T!?!?! Y CAN'T YOU BRING 2.0 HERE NOWZ!?!?!

^ This is our community, hope you like it :D

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Work of art...

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Originally Posted by Allcars

Really? Oh man...

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Caliburn? was sword in the stone
Excalibur was given by lady of the lake.

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Originally Posted by Laf

Caliburn? was sword in the stone
Excalibur was given by lady of the lake.

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And... for a spin off story [Camelot (TV drama series)] Merlin actually kill Lady of the Lake lololololol

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Originally Posted by Laf

Caliburn? was sword in the stone
Excalibur was given by lady of the lake.

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The name Excalibur apparently derives from the Welsh Caledfwlch which combines the elements caled ("battle, hard"), and bwlch ("breach, gap, notch").[1] Geoffrey of Monmouth Latinised this to Caliburnus (likely influenced by the medieval Latin spelling calibs of Classical Latin chalybs "steel"), the name of Arthur's sword in his 12th-century work Historia Regum Britanniae. Caliburnus or Caliburn became Excalibur, Escalibor, and other variations when the Arthurian legend entered into French literature.

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Originally Posted by Laf

Caliburn? was sword in the stone
Excalibur was given by lady of the lake.

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Well, it really depends on the version of the story you're reading. In a few, there's only one sword. In Mallory's Morte Darthur, they were two separate swords but both named Excalibur (confusing!). Caliburn is itself obviously just a variant of Excalibur.

lol do yall rember when u played the sega the game would freeze then u played playstation the game would not load and freeze then xbox u get red ring and mail it back to fix it now where on pc and we get server errors, freezing, blue screens of death, maintenance patches, que's,etc lol we have come along way to be gamers give your selfs a pat on the backs

Caliburn is derived from the welsh and cornish spelling, they are the same sword as Excalibur.