u/hardstatic

Not with that attitude.

Wrong.

Came here to post this after reading a long thread with players complaining about ammo drops. Checked "new" to make sure I wasn't duplicating a post. Thanks!

Juggler is indeed always active. No energy ammo? Kill stuff with your kinetic, and vice versa.

I doubt it's "raining" exotics. It sure isn't for me. People are grinding the hell out of the game already, putting dozens of hours in the first few days. Plus, RNGezus is a bitch.

Flexing? ...

:)

I would not take firearms legal advice from random redditors - at the bare minimum get on Calguns.net and read up. A quick search indicates while this may be legal to own, it most likely is not legal to use. Do your own research.

Louisiana.

Bezel is upside down.

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Damn dude, you mad? I own both Jeeps and Toyota trucks... like them both. This pic isn't flex, it's just a nice pic. SAS and then we'll see some flex. Clean the sand from your vag, might not be such an ass.

No offense, but coming from XJ's, this is a bit comical. Love 4runners, but, c'mon.

Not convinced the OP actually owns this truck: http://bringatrailer.com/2016/10/11/iron-pig-in-new-england-1977-toyota-land-cruiser-fj55/

Freeloader. /s

Good grief man, remove the sand from your vag.

Great stance and look with the stock wheels. What size tires/lift?

If Frank Underwood can unwind to some CoD, I think we're validated... not that it's needed. Just turned 40 this year, been gaming since the days of Zork, Pitfall, Metroid, and Space Quest to name a few.

That's a fair assessment and I think you have some very agreeable points!

I don't understand how people can continuously compare this game to Eve. Eve has been around for 15 years had has an annual R&D budget of ~$60,000,000.00.

ED has been out for a year and has a fraction of that budget to work with.

Well aren't you a peach.

I would argue that it is much harder to develop using fixed funds vs a subscription model where a company can financially plan based on monthly recurring revenue. Eve was in beta, with paid subscribers, for many years.

I'm not attempting to compare Eve with ED either, it's not a fair or accurate comparison. Are you asserting all space MMO's are the same and should be judged on the same set of standards?

I would also argue that all new gaming ventures of this scale seem to start at a "primitive" state before ultimately getting to that "ah ha!" point. Heck, look at a recent example like Destiny. $300+ million in development costs, 4+ years in development, backed by Activision, marketing campaign out the wazoo... and at release the game was seriously flawed and had the depth of a kiddie pool. But the core fan base is loyal because of the potential.

I look at this game the same way, except Frontier is working with a 10th of the budget (and that is being very generous) and the game has 10x the potential.

We could go down the Star Citizen comparison path, but i'm sure that horse is long, long dead.

Did you play Eve in year 1? I did, and it was like Asteroids.

You have to have a "hopper" available for each type of material as well. Better refinery modules have more hoppers. Not sure if this is what you're experiencing.

Careful, this game is like buying a Harley Davidson motorcycle. The game is the cheap part. Shortly you'll be shopping for two more monitors, head tracking devices, 7.1 surround in a headset, a HOTAS setup, VoiceAttack software, HCS voice packs (so cool)... you get the idea!