You think you were all decked out in finery and had a spiffy ride the last time you went to a formal dance? You ain’t got nothing on Skorry!
“Spring has arrived in Final Fantasy XIV, and so it was time for my Ishgardian princess to expand her wardrobe a bit,” Skorry said. “An FC-mate gifted me the spring dress, and the rest fell right into place afterwards. Her outfit was not just the talk of the free company, but of one of her MSQ runs as well! Now to get the quite conservative Nanette over her next hump: Summer wear.”
We’ll take a trip from spring to fall as Lethia blew me away with this autumnal picture: “This week I’m about to spend all the time I can in LOTRO because I have a lot of story to experience — and I gotta catch up. But no matter where I may roam, the beautiful landscape of The Trollshaws remains my favorite.”
Hikari played a game with us in the comments last week, posting a bunch of different pictures without attribution, daring us to figure out which MMO each came from. This one seemed pretty obvious to me: Star Citizen. Am I right?
(OK, so it’s a Christmassy throwback to MapleStory 2.)
“This week I set myself the goal of creating a Sylvari in Guild Wars 2 that looked tough,” Sleepy said. “They don’t make it easy, on account of the whole being-a-plant thing, clothes made of petals and worshipping their mother, but I think I managed it.”
EmberStar gave a present to a fellow commenter: “I don’t think Utakata plays Warframe, so I decided a while ago that one of my Warframes should represent the Pink Pigtails for her. This is Hildryn relaxing at the beach during the off season. (The Grineer tourists are so pushy.)”
All right kiddos, I’ve done my part — now it’s time for you to do yours! Slather our comments with your best or most interesting MMO screenshots along with a story or two from them! Context, after all, matters.
Every week, One Shots shines a spotlight on the best community screenshots from your MMO adventures. If you have a great pic to share, email it to justin@massivelyop.com with the subject “One Shots.” Make sure that the picture is over 880px wide and comes with a description or story!
