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  1. Considering that they seemed to have ignored potential buyers...

    http://mmofallout.com/2012/10/14/ncs...s-says-report/

    ...and that one of them might have been Trion, I'm really skeptical of anything that comes from Seoul right now. And definitely boycotting NCSoft from here on out.
  2. *the Warshade drummed her fingers impatiently on her desk after getting the message* Bring it on. Can't wait for the day we can finally shove you idiots back through the hole and seal it once and for all.

    *she snapped her head up quickly* Uhhh, sorry, Mrs. Anderson, important message, didn't mean to interrupt.

    (Lucretia, it's often done for morale purposes. It's an attempt to demoralize people in the army's path.)
  3. (Was wondering what happened. I had to leave for a month, and y'all just scattered to the four winds. Good to hear you're back!)
  4. Quote:
    Originally Posted by WanderingAries View Post
    Info threads are tasty, the last official one mentioned to hold off on said purchase so they can figure out what the issue is.
    Snarkiness gets you nowhere.
  5. What kind of garbage is this? I'm the leader of my SG, I have more then enough Prestige to place stuff. Why is it that, when I call up the information on the item in question (a decorative item), it says "Price: 10309165"? What else did these guys break?
  6. Why not a county fair? I remember going to those as a kid. In some parts of the US, that was the big summer event. And you know what? I'll retain those memories forever, because of the fun that was had at them.
  7. Quote:
    Originally Posted by Edenfire View Post
    Anyone looking for a channel invite, please post your Global Names, or get ahold of me online at @Two Across.
    Sent a global.
  8. Someone lock this thread already...
  9. Neutrino beams. That way, I can shoot all the annoying tourist morons that come into my store with their bad attitudes and sense of privilege.
  10. I like my weekly paychecks. Makes it possible to actually budget things. Somewhat.

    *gets another coffee*
  11. Yep, and Friday = Payday for me.

    *gets a coffee*
  12. An overly-playful Bunneh?

    *gets a coffee and two banana nut creamers, waving one of them at Fedor*

    Sinful stuff, let me tell you.

    (Got a case of those at the store by accident, they mis-shipped it to us. Guess what? Two days later, it's gone. Guess it was a pretty popular choice. )
  13. Quote:
    Originally Posted by Arkham View Post
    Good morning all.
    Much coffee has been had, but brain still full of fluff. Perhaps I ought to substitute sleep for caffeine...
    Don't do it... sleep is so boring. Nothing happens in it that you can remember 90 percent of the time.

    *gets a coffee, shielding the cup from the fluff*
  14. Sorry, Fedor. I just burned myself out on raiding over a 3 year stretch.
  15. Trials? Haven't done a single one, and really don't plan on it. It's too much like raiding, and raiding = lame. Thank the 2% of the player base that cried for pointless "end-game" content, just so they could feel more and more uber.

    *gets a coffee*

    Sorry for the rant.
  16. Soundwave_NA

    Sup

    PvP... done it exactly twice in this game, neither of which was very fun. Nothing like being the magnet for everyone else. Yeah, no thanks, it's yet another reason why I don't do it.

    Just wish the devs would do something about bases... but we all know that's a pipe dream, right?
  17. *manages to jump above the opening wave of hot salted coffee*

    Good grief, what hath Puppeh wrought?

    *realizes gravity will take over soon and gets a parasol in a vain attempt to counter it*
  18. Quote:
    Originally Posted by Haetron View Post
    Nah.

    Someone should turn on the warburg free for all status in Pocket D without any warning/alert, and see how long it takes the place to devolve into chaos.

    (Actually, that's a HORRIBLE idea, but damn if it also wouldn't be hilarious)
    You'd see DJ Zero going postal.

    Seriously, I remember Gemini Park quite fondly as well. Lot of good times there. It'll be missed, but it's nice to see the devs finally progressing things a little. We've had the same static story since the Rikti War Zone became a co-op area, about time they push it forward.

    But is this the Coming Storm that Lord Nem... errr, Mender Silos talked about?
  19. Quote:
    Originally Posted by Dechs Kaison View Post
    The sixth and final rule of DKTF: If this is your first DKTF, you have to take an alpha strike.
    Been there, done that on my tanker. And you were surprised when I took it and smiled. *hides the Unstoppable button* Wait, what?
  20. Soundwave_NA

    When Playing CoH

    Techno or Industrial.
  21. The girl was just an innocent. Think on how sometimes kids do nice things "just because". I know I did, on more than a few occasions.
  22. What airline food? Can't get any on continental US flights anymore.

    *gets a coffee*

    Anyway, I'm at work the other night, and this guy drives up with a vintage '57 DeSoto, in prime condition, to fill the gas tank and get a coffee. He comes in to pay, and some 18 year old kid looks at him and goes "is that an actual DeSoto?" The guy turns and says "nope, it's a Porsche, just souped up the body a bit."

    Here's your sign...

    (dead serious, that happened about 5AM Thursday morning where I work. )
  23. (Here's another one, hope it's a good one.)

    The Gunslinger leaned against the corner of the shop. Red Zeta Six, as his code name was, surveyed the building that held the supposed turncoat. Who it was, he didn’t know, nor did he know the source of the information. He only knew that there was a supposed traitor inside the Hector Carthage building, and it was the job of him and his team to “silence” the person once and for all.

    In doing that, his team was one of the best.

    Oh, not the best, not like the near-legendary Green Theta Five, who had an almost psychic ability to root them out. No, he was merely good at it. He’d been sent on these missions fifty times before, each one resulting in his renown within the Malta Operatives growing. Heck, people were fighting each other to get in his command, because they knew they’d see action. If not against traitors within the organization, then against MHIs that invariably would run afoul of them.

    He looked over at a formation of Nemesis minions in a nearby parking lot. Rank amateurs, he thought to himself. They look all nice and fancy in their Cossack uniforms, but they’d probably wet themselves in a real fight. He shook his head and took a sip from his water bottle as one of the Warhulks surveyed the formation.

    He was so wrapped up in his mental bashing of the Nemesis soldiers, he almost missed the gentle tug on his sleeve. He looked down after a few seconds, to see a small girl, maybe five or six, looking up at him with a big smile. “Mister?” she said to him, handing him something.

    Red looked down with a little surprise, looking in her hand. In it was a small red rose, the perfect size for a child her age, but tiny compared to his hand. It looked hand-crafted, with great attention to detail, he noticed. “What’s this for?” he asked, as the earpiece in his ear silent informed him of the Malta forces arriving in position.

    “Just because.” was the response, before she skipped off with a smile.

    He blinked as she left, looking at the small rose in his hand, almost missing Black Epsilon Two as he walked up. “What was that all about?” his executive officer asked him.

    “Huh?” he said, a little startled as he snapped out of whatever he was thinking of . “Oh, it was nothing. No idea who that was.”

    Black chuckled a little. “Well, everyone’s in position, we’re ready to begin in fifteen seconds. You ready?”

    Red just nodded. “Yeah, I’m ready. Go in fifteen. Any MHIs present?”

    “No, but you know these goody-types, they’ll get involved anyway, they always do.” Black responded, heading off to the building, talking into his own earpiece. “Team 1, drop. Team 2, maximum force if needed.”

    It was in that instant that Red realized that the girl was heading into the same building that was going to be the scene of much carnage. He blinked, and for the first time in his long career with Malta, hesitated for one or two seconds. As he saw the team disappear into the building, he heard the call of “MHIs, inbound!” over his earpiece.

    He drew his pistols, charging into the building.

    ~ ~ ~

    Prismatic Night walked down the hallway, glass crunching underneath his boots, shaking his head. Of all the times he’d fought against Malta, this battle was by far one of the worst, with a lot of collateral damage. They were fortunate they’d managed to evacuate the building, based on an anonymous tip that there was a traitor from within the Malta Operatives hiding within the building. Sure, the Warshade he was host to had fought far worse, but that was on a galactic scale, not local like this.

    He saw Ragnarok’s Blade standing in one of the main rooms of the building. She looked over at him, walking over. “The building is clear, that’s the last of them.”

    He nodded. “Any signs of the person we were supposed to protect?”

    “Negative, nothing. Every one of them fought us until the end. Malta medical transporters got them out, of course.” she said. “Hopefully when their lumps heal, they’ll think twice about coming back.”

    “I highly doubt that. They are, if anything, persistent.” He looked around, surveying the damage. “Get in touch with Paragon City Construction, looks like Gabriela has some work to do.”

    “Right away.” she said, walking down the hallway.

    He looked around, a sparking light fixture causing him to duck a little. A team member, Shocktastic, chuckled a little. “What, a little electricity spook the mighty Prismatic Night?”

    “Quiet.” he responded, though he couldn’t suppress a little laugh. “Did you find anything?”

    “Nothing. Either our tipster was inaccurate, or he got away before anyone got here, one of the two.” was the reply. “In either event, this might have been…hey, what’s this?”

    Prismatic looked over into a side room, partially blocked with rubble. Calling upon the Warshade’s strength, he moved the rubble and looked inside, where he saw two Malta Operatives that hadn’t teleported away. The first one he saw, he had to turn away, a grisly sight. The second one, a Gunslinger by the looks of it, had the first one by the throat. The Gunslinger had a fatal wound to the chest, while the first one had half his head shot away, including the medical transporter chip that most Operatives had embedded in their skulls.

    Shocktastic noticed the team leader looking inside. “Not pretty… wonder why they didn’t medi-port out?”

    The Warshade pointed at the first one. “He never had a chance to, his chip's blown clean away. This one, though…”, pointing at the Gunslinger, “I have no idea on.”

    A soft voice behind them, which neiter of them expected, and caused both of them to gasp in surprise, said “Allow me.” as Lightsight drifted forward. A former Seer from Praetoria, she had a formidable mental arsenal at her disposal.

    The two men parted to let her drift into the room. She looked up, her visor concealing the eyes, but the sorrow upon her face was very evident. “He had nowhere to go.”

    “Huh? What do you mean?” Prismatic said.

    “He could not go back, or forward. He was stuck in the moment, one he could not leave.” the Seer said softly as she drifted out of the room, Shocktastic following behind, rattling off his usual hundred questions.

    Something caught Prismatic’s eye just as he turned to leave. Looking back, he reached down to move a rock aside.

    Clenched in the Gunslinger’s hand was a small red rose.

    (Disclaimer: If anyone has any characters by the names I've used, I humbly apologize, they were merely the first ones I could think of.)
  24. Soundwave_NA

    I missed it :(

    The date to the left of this message is the day I first created Nachtwache. Three years to the day later, he was my first 50. I know how you feel about sentimental dates.