I thought I'd follow the example of my last post and do some photoblogging. So, here are some photos of the workplace! :D
Map of the surrounding area:
Photos of the building, reception desk, lobby, and cafeteria:
2005-06-29
2005-06-28
Guild Wars PvP screenshots
So far I've mostly played in the random grouping PvP arenas. I've come to like the lower level PvP battles more.. it's more exciting somehow =P. Trouble is, you'll often be grouped with very low level people, like a level 4 in Ascalon Arena (which is 1-10.. but you should be at least 7 or 8). Those teams don't last long (once your team loses it is disbanded).
It takes a while sometimes to be placed in a great group, but when it does it's great :).
It's 2:30am and I can't sleep, so here's some pics taken in some of the Arenas. I don't want to lose a battle and screw over a good team so I don't take shots in the middle of battle (it freezes my laptop for like 2-3 seconds).
Other random screenshots will be here too. I think I'll use imageshack.us for posting pics of Japan too.
Pics:
First off, a very cool mob! Go Kratos! (He pwned me good but the party recovered)
Tomb of the Primeval Kings Missions:
(International, 8 players, goes to Hall of Heroes)
This arena is the toughest to win in. Some of the missions there have 6 teams from all over the world competing, and with 48 people it gets hectic real fast.
6 team all-out competition!
King of the Hill style match with 3 teams.
Competitive Missions:
(Random grouping, 4 players)
3 on 4 battles are very hard but sometimes are doable..
R/Me versus casters.. it's amazing. Especially when people don't see "Backfire" and cast themselves to death.
This was a very good team, probably the best so far. It's funny when people run from warriors while they're still bleeding.. you just chase them, chase them (maybe pull their monk away from the rest of their group) and they inevitably die.
I actually joined in the middle (same with Scraper), but Stalvys and Huck got to 50 consecutive wins on this great run. We parted ways amiably. This was about 10 minutes ago =)
Farming:
Well, enough of my PvP adventures. Here are some fun farming pics. I don't farm anymore, but it was great for a while. 19 hp farmzor monk!
And a prayer to providence (hey, I'm a monk!)
Well that's all. Now I'm sleepy..
It takes a while sometimes to be placed in a great group, but when it does it's great :).
It's 2:30am and I can't sleep, so here's some pics taken in some of the Arenas. I don't want to lose a battle and screw over a good team so I don't take shots in the middle of battle (it freezes my laptop for like 2-3 seconds).
Other random screenshots will be here too. I think I'll use imageshack.us for posting pics of Japan too.
Pics:
First off, a very cool mob! Go Kratos! (He pwned me good but the party recovered)
Tomb of the Primeval Kings Missions:
(International, 8 players, goes to Hall of Heroes)
This arena is the toughest to win in. Some of the missions there have 6 teams from all over the world competing, and with 48 people it gets hectic real fast.
6 team all-out competition!
King of the Hill style match with 3 teams.
Competitive Missions:
(Random grouping, 4 players)
3 on 4 battles are very hard but sometimes are doable..
R/Me versus casters.. it's amazing. Especially when people don't see "Backfire" and cast themselves to death.
This was a very good team, probably the best so far. It's funny when people run from warriors while they're still bleeding.. you just chase them, chase them (maybe pull their monk away from the rest of their group) and they inevitably die.
I actually joined in the middle (same with Scraper), but Stalvys and Huck got to 50 consecutive wins on this great run. We parted ways amiably. This was about 10 minutes ago =)
Farming:
Well, enough of my PvP adventures. Here are some fun farming pics. I don't farm anymore, but it was great for a while. 19 hp farmzor monk!
And a prayer to providence (hey, I'm a monk!)
Well that's all. Now I'm sleepy..
2005-06-27
Finally, Japan has the COE!
Just 16 hours ago I received this message from Epson in Japan:
Dear Mr. Wen Yuan Yu
This is to inform you that we have received your Certificate of Eligibility
(COE) from the Japanese Ministry of Justice.
Before sending the COE, could you please confirm your mailing address ?
As well, could you please provide us with your phone number ?
And also I would like to know which day you will arrive in Japan and also
start to work.
As to the day which you start to work for our company, please choose one day
on either 1st or 22st of August.
Regards,
Chiemi M.
*****************************************
Dear Mr. Wen Yuan Yu
This is to inform you that we have received your Certificate of Eligibility
(COE) from the Japanese Ministry of Justice.
Before sending the COE, could you please confirm your mailing address ?
As well, could you please provide us with your phone number ?
And also I would like to know which day you will arrive in Japan and also
start to work.
As to the day which you start to work for our company, please choose one day
on either 1st or 22st of August.
Regards,
Chiemi M.
*****************************************
SEIKO EPSON CORPORATION
Software Engineering Planning Department
M. Chiemi
Email:M***Chiemi@exc.epson.co.jp
Software Engineering Planning Department
M. Chiemi
Email:M***Chiemi@exc.epson.co.jp
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