When Skavak holo's Risha with plans of revenge the reply is: "In my fantasy, you burn alive."

Yeah, I ran into the same thing. Directed how I answered the following dialogue but they comically pass it off. I'm now torn between reading the codex afterwards or continuing to check it before completing a quest.

Thank you for all your feedback, answers my question perfectly. It's alright to have a casual friendly minigame, I just played a lot of flight sims and some fantastic space sims as well. Understanding limitations and abilities in those games changed the approach to the same objectives. They talk up each ship and it's differences compared to other ships, but it's just talk, and that is a little disappointing. The only thing missing from this is Pepe popping in to say "Do a Barrel Roll!"

Nothing major, but I get a little annoyed at being passed by numerous ships, from a turret's "blind spot", when we supposedly have one of the fastest classes of ships. I haven't played any other class, for those that do is there a difference between the ships or is it just a model replacement like I suspect? I know this is a very small part of the game, and is more of a mini-game than a class-definable role. It just feels like ship specifications don't enter into the equation for how you go about each mission.

Hey Kid I'm a computer. Stop all the downloading.

My voting priority is: exceptional healing>fun/entertaining player>objective playing>last person. I always vote. If you're in the top of the charts you obviously don't need help. Don't recall when players stopped helping out their realm mates and actively screwed them to get a tiny bit better, but here we are.

Go with Tron

sab for aoes and essentially SW:TeamFortress edition. ss for dps and blast downs. (no offense until cover, so be VERY aware when you play this and use your CC/stuns wisely) I would go SS personally, but sab can really rack up some points in PVP and clear standard mobs in groups fast.

Use sneak to get close and come at them from the back, the forward arc has the highest detection rate.

The circle is a detect warning, they know someone is there. Move away from them if it pops up and they shouldn't come after you. Also, for most mmos, certain mobs will have higher stealth detection. Scouts and the like I give wider distance, usually some indicator in their name.

If range is more important than stealth go slinger, scoundrel is definitely a melee class. At this point I have hotkeys for <4m attacks and click ranged because they're not what a scoundrel needs. Scoundrel: get close and personal, unload, slip away. Standard assassin tactics. Gunslinger: setup a turret spot, attack till they close, move. typical sniper/kiter playstyle. If PvP is not your primary goal slinger has more group viability imho and will pay off a bit better. Mobs don't matter about stealth near as much as PvP.

Same problem with daoc. keep your companions on passive until you're ready to fight. switch back to passive if you are kiting to reset.

Just go for afro. http://i.imagehost.org/0769/1256531019650.gif

Timmy?

Pirate/ninja preference. I like the smugglers a lot for their entertainment value. My personal opinion is the IAs are a little more ****** with style.

I'm going to continue playing scrapper and be one of the few. I'm a new player and don't have nerf-bias.