Nitra

Originally Posted by Schismatrix

Low poly count cartoonish orcs and elves aren't really my thing. i mean, i knew that already, but the trial confirmed it for me.

Originally Posted by Thirty-Seven

Blondeshell, isn't it?

Originally Posted by TamakiRevolution

The first two posts answered his question. The rest turned into the old server argument :P

Originally Posted by Buff_Boy

Hi I'm from the Union server. I am thinking of coming over to the U.S servers and would like to know which one is most populated! Any help would be greatly appreciated!

Originally Posted by Abraxxus

I reached 700 on my hero badger a couple weeks ago with the last day job I needed.

Originally Posted by Turbo_Starr

I am building a list of things that our community would like to see improved in base design and construction. This could range from room/plot prices to issues with stacking or new creative units you would like to see. I have researched previous posts but would rather have it under one branch where we the community can hold a candid discussion.

I intend to compile this information and bring it to the attention of a developer who will be designated to bases. Feel free to PM me if you feel uncomfortable posting here. Being the base representative, I can promise that our concerns will be addressed because I too am a base builder and want some closure. I will be following this thread regularly.

Originally Posted by Nericus

And now my SS/fire brute completes them.

Originally Posted by Snow Globe

As of today, my main badge collector has entered the Day Job completion club.

Originally Posted by Fleeting Whisper

I think my favorite is DP/Rad Corruptor.

Originally Posted by Tyger42

Actually, that answer was a shift in what I replied to. It went from being told they can't effect me to "quit the team if you have bad team mates". Sorry, but that effects me. When I have to go through half a dozen or more teams or kick at least as many team mates before I find a team that's not being ruined by idiots, then they are, in fact, affecting me very much. The only way for them not to affect me at all is for me never to have to put up with them even for a short time. And the only way to manage that is, yes, to be psychic so I know in advance what kind of person a new teammate is before I ever play with them.

Originally Posted by Ademia

What about a double xp week, for us fools who have to work all weekends and have more time during the week. How about that?

Originally Posted by RemianenI

Yep, filter better. This is no different from any other MMO. Just because someone is max level does not mean they're knowledgeable about the game or their class/AT. Especially in this day of 'solo to level cap' gameplay, that clueless 50 doesn't have to be an AE Baby. They could very well be a casual type who leveled to 50 over the last four to five years and just doesn't know what "common knowledge" at their level might be (though it's more likely to be an AE Baby, admittedly).

Then again, I'm an old vet from the EQ era where people at max level knew their (stuff) and heck, even being present in some zones suggested you knew more than Joe Casual (had to raid to get there and had to be competent to get into a guild good enough to do those raids).

But seriously, who doesn't at least check the badges on potential groupmates. That's no guarantee either but it's a lot easier to see an AE Baby coming by doing so. That "everything you do in an MMO affects everyone else" line of thinking is a slippery slope. When exactly does it end? Does my selling a ceramic armor to a QM/NPC hurt the populace by depriving the market of supply? Is my soloing depriving the populace of people available to team? Exploits are bad, no one's arguing that. But not everything is an obvious exploit. Demon missions on a fire tanker or brute, exploit or smart gameplay? I am SO banned if that's a 'sploit.