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Originally Posted by Angry_Citizen

I um.. used to troll the forums occasionally. On purpose. Successfully. Mostly y'all didn't catch on that I was trolling. I was pretty good at it, generally only dangling worms that wouldn't cause too much ruckus or be seen as too unbelievable. Oftentimes I would do it just to play devil's advocate if I saw a certain group of people going into herd mentality without examining their own positions. Sometimes I would do it because it needed to be done and y'all were starting to take yourselves too seriously. Sometimes I would do it to let off steam. But it was always done in the spirit of an older brother picking on a younger brother. Or a younger brother annoying an older brother. Or some combination of the two.

Gonna miss y'all. Sincerely.

Originally Posted by UserShadow7989

Getting a character to 50. I got in on the game really late, so I never 50'd any of my characters. I probably could if I jumped into game right now with my highest level toon and grinded like crazy, but I don't want my last memory of the game being a grindfest.

A more prominent regret is not doing more taskforces/etc. I was mostly a solo guy, and only in the last month or so found out I could do taskforces as a free player. Not being able to send tells also hindered my efforts to get into groups being formed for them at times.

Originally Posted by DarkCurrent

Call me a sadist but watching NCSoft's stock continue its decline these last 3 weeks gives me a warm fuzzy feeling.

http://www.reuters.com/finance/stock...mbol=036570.KS

If you overlay the last year with their releases, closures, news, Nexcom deal, etc. it makes for some interesting speculation.

Originally Posted by Cracked

Great Job on the figures.

Question: I was wondering how you took those screen shots of characters at the character select screen? I want to save a few pics of my characters before November 30th.

Thanks

Originally Posted by Horatus

That name brings up two people. Where do you live so I can narrow down the search?

Originally Posted by Hyperstrike

My aim in games was always an uncertain thing at the best of times (unless I was behind a sniper rifle). It's was basically lots of "kentucky windage" (short for aim in the general direction of the other guy and if he blows into chunks you did it Right).

I tended towards team environments. I'd function as a shock trooper. I'd try to find a formation of enemy, fall on them like a metric ****-ton of bricks and, while I died, they were usually so completely distracted while my team came in and wiped the floors (and walls, and ceilings, and occasionally if you could paint extradimensional axes we'd do that too...) with them. Most of the teams we played against just weren't ready for a guy who was WILLING to scream a prayer to the Flying Spaghetti Monster and charge in, hell-bent on suicide.

Freaked them the hell out.