Coyote_Seven

I suddenly wonder if there's anyone on Virtue with the name "Mackie Messer". I'll bet there's that and "Macheath".

I'd check, but I'm not at home!

Hey, you think if you keep switching sides over and over again while running inf from one side to another, you'll get some kind of badge for morally waffling like that?

The Wishy-Washy Badge: "Make up your mind, already!"

So, uh... who's been paying 200,000 infamy for a Thorn Tree Vine on the Black Market?

'Cause, you know, dang!

I kind of like the idea of a team of misfit heroes and villians trying to do the ITF, where all of them have but one or two of their most important powers, if any at all!

I wonder how many hours it would take to complete it.

You know what might be kinda cool, is if they had some kind of Vet reward or GR perk that allowed two simultaneous logins per account. I suppose, as long as they originate from the same IP or something!

Just a thought!

But... spending money you don't have on things you don't need is the American way!!!

How else would you explain the existence of Hummers?

We all must defend that, if we are true super heroes. Well, true American super heroes.

Well, you did see the explaination of that feature on their site, yes? The person to whom the "duck" is "passed" can choose to refuse. Or they can opt to pay only a partial amount. I believe the intent here was that a kid would have his or her parents pay it, and they'd pay their parents back... with money or chores or whatever.

I kind of think the idea here was that kids would have to learn how to make some extra money to pay for things like this on their own. But since they'd probably get paid in cash and they probably don't have a checking account, using something like Kwedit would actually be pretty convenient.

Oh I'm afraid you're about a century too late for the whole "personal responsbility" argument. Usury used to be so frowned against that the punishments if you were found guilty of it were sometimes rather severe. The way people used to buy the big things (like a house or... well, cars didn't exist back then!) was to save up for it first, and then pay for it. Now, we get a loan from a bank or a credit union or somewhere else. We buy now and then pay later! And later. And later. And later...

I must admit, this would help those players who've wanted to get those bonus packs (or whatever they're called!) but haven't been able to, because they don't have or refuse to have (or link) a credit card.

Weren't there a few players here who'd complained about that before? I vaguely recall that happening when the Wedding Pack was introduced. There were several people who would pay for their game using time cards and they were a bit miffed that they would need a CC to pay for those things.

Dude, did you see the list of games that accept Kwedit?

Check the list down near the bottom.

For a couple of hours tonight (before and after Lost, of course), I almost got back the feeling this was a brand new game, playing a Dual Pistols/Devices blaster in Atlas Park. I hadn't played the low level game in so long, I'd forgotten how fun it was. I wasn't worrying about my slots or playing the market. I wasn't even caring that I was eventually sucking wind and had to wait for my endurance to recover before attacking any more. Just... none of that mattered!

I was in a pick-up group. We went into the sewer. Then we made our way to Perez Park. If I hadn't been so tired after that, I might have taken up their idea of running a Positron Task Force with them.

But yeah, that old magic of playing the game for the first time sort of came back to me for a little while. I dig that. This is cool. Thanks.

Here's my clarification.

EDIT: No wait. This one is better.

I remember Adamastor conning green to my blaster, and being able to solo him for the badge.

I too stumbled upon Force Field Generators and Trees of Life in my lower levels, not knowing where they came from and not recognizing their faction!

I remember once seeing two or three higher level heroes in Steel Canyon in what looked like a protracted battle against several Sky Raiders. One of them was an energy blaster. I was too afraid to get too close though. I watched the epic battle from afar!

All I know is I want a power that makes all my MM's robots combine into one giant robot, that my MM then climbs into. So I can go stomping around in a giant robot.