JKedan

Nope. I've already filled my entertainment time with other things. Nothing in CoX I can't get somewhere else.

I might give a full CoX2 a look a few years down the line.

Good luck, all, and have fun.

I wish I had characters stuck in the real Galaxy City. Always preferred it over Atlas Park.

I don't care how many tutorials you have as long as I can skip them after the first time. Unless it's just an awesome tutorial.

At what point will the 31 page proposal be available for us to read?

I'd be interested to see this 31 page proposal.

Apparently, if the boards for the last three months are any indication, NCSoft's BIG MISTAKE was buying the IP and leasing the engine rather than letting Cryptic kill the game through neglect. Since most of those villifying NCSoft now already had their hate on for Cryptic back then anyway, would have saved NC money and an earache down the line.

Happy Thanksgiving, all. And to the non-Americans, Happy Thursday.

No pumpkin pie here. French Silk pie instead. Mmmm.

There was a time when I didn't appreciate what you brought to the game, and more importantly what you brought to the forums.

The truth is, you have been the definition of a pillar of the community. Thank you for years of pleasant posts, insightful observations, and enjoyable wit.

As Father Xmas has said, I don't know if I will ever see you on another forum, but I wish you well. I know that any community you join will be better for it.

Good luck with your end of the City event.

I suspect Father Xmas meant gameplay, but visually I get more 'Iron Giant' from Wildstar than I do anything else.

I can't help but wonder how this might look to someone who didn't have a stake in the game.

I wonder if they might not look at all this hubbub and think "if five games in five years is so bad, why were these people still around to get burned after four games in four years? Why is five so bad, but four is 'ok'?". Or even "These people have known since at least the Garriott case in 2010 that this company was capable of dodgy, if not outright illegal, practices. Why didn't moral outrage compel action then? Why were they still supporting a game owned and run by such a company?". In short, why did this urge to 'defend mmo gamers against the business practices of callous publishers' only show up when our game was on the block instead of any of the others that shut down, NCSoft owned or otherwise?

An outside observer might think it appears a little hypocrital, and perhaps a touch self important. A "This didn't matter until I was effected, but now everyone should take note" situation. A bit late to start complaining about something that's been going on with little protest from us for at least five years, isn't it?

Then again, I don't really think most people outside the CoX community care. At least not any more than most of us did when some other game we didn't play shut down. As I recently mentioned elsewhere, I suspect most of them, if they even notice, will shrug it off as the bitter complaining of the last holdouts of an eight year old game that had to go F2P, one that most outsiders hadn't heard of or didn't like to begin with.

I thought the last three slots were going to be:

New Car Smell
Drum Solo
leading up to the final slot....

Peanut Butter Jelly Time!

Though my sources might be slightly unreliable.

Just out of curiosity, how is this any better?

Seriously. You complain incessantly about the troll yet don't have the personal accountability to not feed him. To the contrary, you do everything in your power to keep egging him on by replying to him, often two or three times in minutes, and then create a thread guaranteed to give him another thread to respond to when he creates another account.