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Dr. kitteny berk
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HereComesPete
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In all honesty Friz, I rarely play any games with the 5punk community, I've been dipping in recently but I'm so shit at them, it's hardly worth it. Seriously - I'm really bad. This said, I do feel just as much a member (rolf!) of the community as anyone.friznit wrote:Yes, it's gotten on my tits a whole lot too (feel free to post O Rly? kitties). Without wanting to sound overly sensitive, it's actually making me want to partake less in the wider 5punk community and just stick to the Eve forum, since apparently I don't play the games that the 5punk democracy has chosen to be flavour of the month. Right now in fact, lacking reliable internets I've been hammering Oblivion a bit, does that make me any less 5punky because it's not 'current'?
Berk and Pete, I'm asking you nicely...please stop it. It really isn't very 5punky.
Thing is, although I never see you in games with the rest of the crowd, I see you as one of the major members (pfft) of the community. You were here before I was and established well. I don't see this as a gaming community as such, rather a community that play games together when they can (obviously for some of us it's a lot more than others). For example, how often do we see WEY play games?
So yeah, try to ignore Berk's poteen strength hatred for Eve (whch I really enjoyed when I played it for a while) and the rantings of a psycho loooking, sexual rash obsessed ginge (love you Pete).
Also come and talk to the rest of us about your fave games of the year, that's what I'm off to do.
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HereComesPete
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Fred Woogle
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/me hopes that my post using the word 'argue' didn't wind anyone up. I meant argue like debate, not escalate into a nuke fight. Sadly, nobody has 'argued' like that. Oh well.
Points for Eve being the best:
LOTS biggerer than Freelancer.
Better Graphics.
Vastly larger community.
More robust resource/trade system, with the ability to build or recycle items into their mineral components.
The ability to create static installations in space. (Both POS's and Outposts).
One server to rule them all, and in the darkness bind them. (Without that, I'd not have met you lot)
Skills that train even when you're not online.
Points for Freelancer being better.
More intuitive combat/flight system. The ability to 'steer' ones ship vs. the eve flight setup.
No monthly fee.
Single player story mode.
Worm holes that could be 'discovered'.
Aliens.
Points against Eve:
Daily downtime that's not always on schedule.
LAG in key systems
LAG during large battles
Updates w/ buggy bug bugs.
Isk farmers pushing the mineral prices down.
Points against Freelancer:
Only hodge-podge player based servers to play on, no guarantee your hard work won't get dumped when some 12 year old finally grows up and goes to college.
No new content (that I'm aware of anyway) since it launched.
No skills that get you excited to log in and fly that cool new ship you've been waiting to fly!
Can we argue like this now?
Points for Eve being the best:
LOTS biggerer than Freelancer.
Better Graphics.
Vastly larger community.
More robust resource/trade system, with the ability to build or recycle items into their mineral components.
The ability to create static installations in space. (Both POS's and Outposts).
One server to rule them all, and in the darkness bind them. (Without that, I'd not have met you lot)
Skills that train even when you're not online.
Points for Freelancer being better.
More intuitive combat/flight system. The ability to 'steer' ones ship vs. the eve flight setup.
No monthly fee.
Single player story mode.
Worm holes that could be 'discovered'.
Aliens.
Points against Eve:
Daily downtime that's not always on schedule.
LAG in key systems
LAG during large battles
Updates w/ buggy bug bugs.
Isk farmers pushing the mineral prices down.
Points against Freelancer:
Only hodge-podge player based servers to play on, no guarantee your hard work won't get dumped when some 12 year old finally grows up and goes to college.
No new content (that I'm aware of anyway) since it launched.
No skills that get you excited to log in and fly that cool new ship you've been waiting to fly!
Can we argue like this now?
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Anhamgrimmar
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Fred Woogle
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HereComesPete
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Absolutely. The point I was trying to make was that third-party modders have added a significant amount of content to Freelancer since its release.Anhamgrimmar wrote:
Erm, point of order Mr Himmler sir!
Surely Dres was quite correct in what he said. There may or may not have been new content full stop (first or third party), but Dres is unaware of it.
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