You know you can just push your numbered buttons on your keyboard instead of clicking your hotbuttons with your mouse, right?

Maybe it's me, but MMO players tend to gravitate towards the easiest/most powerful classes/items/equipment available. This is a pretty common fact. When 9 out of 10 people playing with you are all flying the same ship, this doesn't say, "Oh 90% of people have the same playstyle", but rather, "10% of players choose not to just wtfpwndominate." Call it playstyle if you will, but people don't theorycraft MMO's to have the most entertainment. They do it to min/max. Same with everyone tending to fly the same ship.

Not really. A cheap dual-core processor is all that's needed after you've got the rest up to par. People think they need to spend too much money on the CPU, when the engine doesn't even support higher end CPUs. Nothing more than a $150-200 CPU is really necessary. However, there's a tremendous difference in this game between a $150 video card and a $300-400 video card. It doesn't matter how fast your CPU is, if your video card can't handle the data being sent to it, it'll bottleneck your entire performance.

Video Card, RAM, Motherboard, SSD, CPU. In that order, IMO.

Doesn't matter. Posting links to 3rd party, untrusted apps in the forums is against the TOS...for a very good reason.

This is precisely why. There's a tremendous difference between the amount of gold farmers/spammers in this game, than there are other games. CC numbers is one of those factors. I'd say the majority of gold farmers/spammers in this game are due to compromised accounts.

Your thread is going to get deleted. People...don't EVER download and run executable files that random people post on this forum as their own works. You're just setting yourselves up to get hacked, virus-infected, etc. Thread reported.

Ramdisks are unnecessary. SSD >

It's not illegal. Read the disclaimer on the exact same page it's asking for CC info. All your questions will be answered, and you wouldn't have needed to come here complaining about how your brother needs to put in your parent's CC # "illegally".

By killing them, instead of trying to solo 3 people at once. Which most healers can stay alive vs. 3 people attacking them, currently.

Or the real solution is to just not change something that is already working as intended. It shouldn't be made even harder to kill the hardest-to-kill classes in the game. I would say L2P, but it's pretty much implied.

So you just said it's not true. Then you confirmed it is true. Confused much?

FYI: It's not random.

Translated: Please make the game easier for me, because my skill learning curve is extremely steep.

That's because the "bubble" of detection is quite small, but once you are detected, it takes getting a lot farther away to be invisible to them again. Also, due to client-side (and server-side) prediction - the crap designers have to code in so people with crappy connections can still compete with folks playing from a OC3 directly to the server - you may think you're farther away from them than you really are, but the benefit of the doubt provided by the prediction gives the person chasing you a little big of wiggle room in keeping you visible to them. Go test it with a buddy you are not grouped with. Stealth around. See how close you have to get to them to see them. Then move away. It'll be quite a bit further before you stop seeing them again. Then test it some more while moving. It'll seem like you can see them really far away.