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For Neopets' spin-off game, ''[[Treasure Keepers]]'', go [[Treasure Keepers|here]]. |
For Neopets' spin-off game, ''[[Treasure Keepers]]'', go [[Treasure Keepers|here]]. |
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== ''Neopets'' provides examples of == |
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* [[Absolutely Happened]]: Inverted; there's "no such thing as [[Level Ate|Jelly World]]." Veterans and noobs alike simply ''adore'' screwing with newbies this way. |
* [[Absolutely Happened]]: Inverted; there's "no such thing as [[Level Ate|Jelly World]]." Veterans and noobs alike simply ''adore'' screwing with newbies this way. |
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* [[Adam Smith Hates Your Guts]]: You better hope and pray you make a ton of Neopoints in case your pet ever comes down with a disease (which can happen due to a ''random event''); the cures, depending on the disease, range from 1,000 to over 300,000 NP. Blame the undercutters taking advantage of the random diseases given via Qasalan Expellibox (a game where you can earn Neocash without paying money, hence its popularity) for this. Same thing goes for taking advantage of the demand for items needed for avatars. |
* [[Adam Smith Hates Your Guts]]: You better hope and pray you make a ton of Neopoints in case your pet ever comes down with a disease (which can happen due to a ''random event''); the cures, depending on the disease, range from 1,000 to over 300,000 NP. Blame the undercutters taking advantage of the random diseases given via Qasalan Expellibox (a game where you can earn Neocash without paying money, hence its popularity) for this. Same thing goes for taking advantage of the demand for items needed for avatars. |
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** One Neopian holiday, Illusen Day, takes place on March 17. |
** One Neopian holiday, Illusen Day, takes place on March 17. |
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== Plots provide examples of == |
== Plots provide examples of == |
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* [[Abandoned Hospital]]: The Meepit Oaks Sanitorium for the Psychologically Fragile, a part of the Tale of Woe plot where you have to find the way through a creepy hospital building. |
* [[Abandoned Hospital]]: The Meepit Oaks Sanitorium for the Psychologically Fragile, a part of the Tale of Woe plot where you have to find the way through a creepy hospital building. |
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