Saw that spoiler on the FB page, too, I think.

Quote by Sthiss

Quote by Seannewboy

If it had been about his views i would agree, but its just that he was not that good under pressure. The less publicity he gets the better.

Are you talking about the NBA or the NFL here?

I think he's referring to Tebow.

Unfortunately, one of our greatest sports allies, the geekilicious Chris Kluwe, was also not picked up, yet. He's saying it's because of his outspoken support of gay rights.

You know, Siran - it occurs to me that our submissions are awfully close. I had to do side-by-sides to pick out the distinctions.

Damn the split-vote! ;)

Wow! This will get me on my KDF guy! Especially since it's timed perfectly so as to not interfere with my new Rommie toons!

Quote by Seannewboy

If it had been about his views i would agree, but its just that he was not that good under pressure. The less publicity he gets the better.

Are you talking about the NBA or the NFL here?

Quote by Jerran

I can't say I'm not amused that this story sucked all of the oxygen in the sports news world away from the story of a certain sanctimonious quarterback who was booted from his team today.

Thanks for pointing this out! I had to go searching to confirm this, but it made me happy inside!

-Sthiss

Lorenius You are my new Idol! Thanks for exercising my brain!

Thanks for the heads up about potential hiccups! I'm super happy to know beforehand about hiccups I may or may not be experiencing!

I won't be playing neverwinter... Once the game (D&D) deviated from the 2nd/3rd edition I played tabletop I've lost interest on following the franchise.

-Sthiss

An amazing edition. I loved the pics of all the 8-bit craziness on GW. :)[/quote

You have Elquin, not me, to thank for those :)

You're most welcome :)

Well it seems that spunky little Jenna Louise Coleman tweeted a few hints about the mystery of Clara. Perhaps Moffat is going to earn a bit of redemption if this little plot arc has been 2yrs in the making.

Yup, I'll be looking into it too :cheer:

Great designs! Was hard to choose between them. :cheer:

Neverwinter entered its open beta today, which is essentially the game's launch since it's free-to-play. Already, Cryptic is reporting that the launchers for all of its games are experiencing loading problems. Therefore, for the next few days, you may want to expect delays and lag when playing STO.

On the flip side, who is going to be checking out Neverwinter? I'm not sure how much time I'll have this week (especially since I need to get those last few CC shards), but I plan on definitely jumping by next week. Had a great time in the little I played of the closed beta.

An amazing edition. I loved the pics of all the 8-bit craziness on GW. :)

Very well said, Nick.

There is the cultural divide between older and younger in our community that plays into this.

I am not implying the piecemeal approach has ill-served us in any way except one. Us remembering the overall goal, full and equal civil rights for everyone under our banner.

Overall, the modern gay community (meaning both L and G, not B and T) is splintered by subcultural divides or sub-communities. I have no issue with the rainbow of our community, it makes us all unique. I believe my thoughts have to do with how those divides have affected our strategy and tactics.

We have had successes beyond my wildest imaginings and for that, I am grateful. But I would be less of an academic if I did not at least think about the short term implications.

If it had been about his views i would agree, but its just that he was not that good under pressure. The less publicity he gets the better.

I haven't touched GW1 in a few months now, but would definitely like to have a retro night. I think this is a great idea :cheer:

I remember talking about this in passing with someone.

Would anyone be interested in playing Guild Wars 1 with their SWVG guildies?

It would be fun to maybe schedule a monthly retro night or make a GW1 chapter of SWVG for random grouping.

Any interest? No interest at all? :) Reply to this topic with your response.


(secretly promoting this because I want the cat mini you get if you have enough GW1 hall of monuments things....)

blah, I typed out this detailed plan and then it didn't send. /cry

So, I was thinking to do trek tier 3 with two full teams.

Double up number assignments (person A gets 1&2, person B gets 3&4, etc.)

Send all ten people to the hardest spots (which are actually mostly very easy)

Activate the trek and anyone who is at one of the activated spots claims it.

Then people check the list for their number assignments and head out.

pros:
- 10 of the 150 potential spots are already claimed before trek starts
- in the event we do claim a spot, we have extra bodies to help if someone DCs or has trouble with their assigned spots

cons:
- potential to start across the world from your assigned spots and incur some costly travel
- potential to have two or three people porting to the same zone (which is of little concern to me)


This is the best plan I could come up with without having ever done a trek. :P

There are 30 potential zones (every PvE zone except Lion's Arch and Southsun Cove) with 5 possible scouting spots in each (thank you anet for so evenly distributing the spots).

Thoughts? Think this plan is worth testing out?

-Bren

p.s. I like wiki.guildwars2's trek list more than dulfy's (it's sortable. I love sorting) :)