MunkiLord

I would have kicked the tank. People with his attitude are bad players and you're better off without him.

I'm not opposed to raising drop rates. However, the only problem is people refusing to roll for common salvage with AE tickets. This is not a problem caused by marketeers in any way. They are simply selling salvage at prices people are willing to pay.

I'm also ok with drop rates remaining where they are currently. Because if someone refuses to use the tools available to them to get what they want, then paying high prices is only the fault of the player. There is nobody else to blame.

but the devs hate villains!!!!!!!!!

I'm happy for everyone.

Angry_Citizen, I don't know you well but I have read your posts over the years and have enjoyed them(even if I did want to yell at my monitor on occasion).

My advice(I'm gonna repeat a lot of stuff I'm sure):

1a. Go to class
1b. Study

In high school I did not have to do either of these and my grades were fantastic. However, college is different. Perhaps I could have gotten away with minimal study if I attended class, but I did neither. If you only do two things, I suggest it be these two.

If you didn't have to study in high school, then I suggest learning how to study. Good study skills are developed. Find out what works for you.

2. Watch your partying. I'm not sure what kind, or any, partying you're into, but don't overdue it. This may sound obvious but, don't drink when you have class the next day(especially if you have it early). Don't get me wrong, I'm all for partying, but your brain needs rest. Passing out is not the same as sleeping. Besides, hangovers get worse the older you get, so it's a good habit not to fall into. Also, it's a lot easier to skip a class after drinking a twelve pack the previous night.

Another thing to keep in mind with partying is the harm a criminal record can do to future job opportunities. Sure a Minor In Consumption or Public Intoxication aren't big deals to most companies, but a DUI or Possession(pot) could be deal breakers. Those are just misdemeanors. If you hurt somebody when drinking and driving or get caught with any significant amount of certain stuff you can be charged with a felony.

I'm not preaching, I'm all for people having a good time. But I do know a couple people who had promising careers ruined because of one bad decision.

3. If you need to work while in school consider waiting tables. They typically work with high school and college schedules. Plus it is great money in the right place. Just be aware that servers like to party, so keep number 2 in mind.

4. Make sure your community college credits transfer to the universities you want to attend.

5. I would avoid credit cards. The bills get big faster than you may realize. Having bad credit sucks.

6. If you have a vehicle, take care of it. Change the oil, rotate tires, check the fluids. That will save you money on gas and repairs. Which is important, because as a college study you are probably gonna be poor.

7. Watch your diet and exercise. It's tempting to go to the fast food place down the street, but I suggest against it. It's bad for you and expensive. Going to the grocery store once a week can save you a ton of money. Money you can spend on other stuff.

8. If you're planning on taking online course I suggest waiting until after your first semester, at least. That way you will have an idea of what subjects you can do online and what you may need to be in class to complete. For example, I was fine doing all my math courses online(only subject I did well in during college), but when I tried to do Science online I couldn't motivate myself to make time for it.


I didn't do most of these things, and I flunked out with bad credit and a car I let go to ****. It's taken me several years to fix most of this, and it's been a pain in the ***. I learned the hard way, don't do what I did.

I suggest carrying a lot of blue inspirations no matter which secondary you choose.

I set up a bind for every character:

/bind L "broadcast Level $level $archetype LFT"

You can replace the letter L with any key you want. The $level and $archetype are variables and will say the level and AT of whatever character you're currently playing.

I'm all for this suggestion. It's already done by many players, might as well take the inconvenience out of it. This wouldn't harm anybody.

Does NCSoft have a physical presence in Europe(I imagine they do)? Because if they don't then they don't have to follow any European laws.

I'm not having any problems. Sucks for yall.

I'm all for removing the aggro caps for tankers. However, I think it needs to be done with certain conditions.

First, no extra range or target increase on aggro auras or taunt.

Second, no increase to the AoE cap for any AT.

Basically, if the aggro cap is removed, I want ABSOLUTELY NO BUFFS to any AT or power. So if a tank aggros 45 mobs, the tank shouldn't get any extra tools to maintain that aggro.

To me that means your poor to above average team won't see any difference. Only the great teams will improve. Why, you ask? Simple, because most tanks are too ******* ****** to handle the current aggro cap.

Here's my thing: MOST CONTROLLERS SUCK AT CONTROLLING*. Which means they are basically gimp defenders. Might as well get the better buff/debuff numbers and the extra attacks.

*I realize not all controllers suck, but the good ones are a minority.

This is the best part of i16. PC is now second fiddle.