I hadn't played GW since it released really... had long forgotten my account info.. :( so starting new... but I did get Nightfall and OMG so much easier then the original area.. ton of stuff to do for these points and I'm not going to kill myself over it.. if I can get a few points for the armor I'll be more then happy... its also fun to brush up on the lore and such...

if you guys are ever bored and playing look up Enoch Lowington

I have played GW1 for many years so already have many of the perks unlocked(15/30). I just need to get a few more sets of armour, maybe get a pvp statue, and earn my eternal survivor titles then I will be done there.

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I know that ALL FLeet Captains have the authority to go from the Fed side to the KDF and invite personell, and also work issues on that side.

I think everyone's responded to your post pretty well. I just wanted to point out that in the Klingon house, Cadets and above can invite into the fleet. If you're only in the Klingon house and see someone needing an invite, then right click their name and invite. If I remember correctly, the Bank limits in the Klingon house are a bit higher than in the Fed fleets, as well.

I'll contact you about the Fleet Captain position, Gabriel.

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I was also thinking of doin this too, so when ever I get the money to get it I'll let you know yeah :-)

I'd been thinking of this for awhile and after the BWE I decided to go for it and play GW.. I'm starting from scratch and will slowly work towards the HoM perks. Im wondering if anyone else is doing this?

Added almost a dozen names to 5-3 and 5-4.

http://inhabitat.com/jordans-1-5-billion-star-trek-theme-park-to-be-powered-by-alternative-energy/

Can I make reservations now? :woohoo:

http://insidetv.ew.com/2012/04/30/star-trek-tng-blu-ray-season-1/


who else is excited??

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Guys, thank you both for responding. Plazma, I by no means meant that across the board. It was something that was brought up during a discussion, and I did see some light in it. However this could be one person who was burned and felt quite passionately about.
I have to play devils advocate on this one, when looked at from the outside it could be percieved as being a popularity contest. hence why i said that I hope it wasn't.
Zepari, I MISS PLAYING WITH YOU!!!! You were always one of the most fun players to do missions with, and your music collection was TOP NOTCH!

I tried SWTOR when it first came out, and then wasn't at all thrilled with the constant issues, not to mention the lousey customer service. If it changes, I may.. MAY come back. lol

I do hope that this hasn't "burned any bridges", as I would greatly appreciate to show the fleet that I could be a valuable member of the officer corps.

-Chris

Maybe I said it wrong. I spent the last few weeks trying not to blow my top over the smallest things. If I seemed upset or defensive in my response, I didn't mean to and I'm sorry. I just wanted to tell you that becoming Fleet or Admiral isn't about nepotism.

Gabriel. I think you make a good point and have every reason to make yourself heard. However I do disagree with your comments on Admirals (Officers) and Fleet Captains.

I'm not an active member of Stonewall Fleet at the moment, I'm guild leader of Knights of Stonewall, but I fought and (I hope) earned that title. I was the personnel officer for Stonewall Fleet for 2 years and so that's why I would like to comment on the recruitment criteria. And there are none! If you are willing and able? Then you are a potential officer.

If anything, knowing or being friendly with a current officer causes more concern about promoting someone. Nepotism is not what we are about, and for those of us who have had to show our abilities over the past few years to gain the respect of our peers, it is a bit offensive to suggest, lol.

I have to admit that the information needed by members on how they can become officers is lacking, but we run regular recruitment threads, and rarely deny anyone the position. Anyone, like you, who expresses an interest in helping the community is normally snapped up as we need people like you. You just have to let us know personally so we can respond personally.

Basically what I'm trying to say is... that "officers" are far more restricted than members in what they can do. They have to constantly be aware of the needs of every other member of the community. If that is something you want to do, then by all means let a SWF officer know that!

If you fancy playing Star Wars: The Old Republic in the future... I could use someone like you too! (sorry Nick)

I was reminded last night that the coveted positions of fleet captain and admirals was one gained by popularity. Hopefully this isn't the case

Before I was a fleet capt I only talked to one person in the fleet, and he was not a fleet capt nor an admiral. I've been a member for 2 years, done 2 tours as a FC, I still wouldnt say I'm 'popular'. FC Voleron has been working on all the banks to get them organized. I did pulled the logs and saw that you have done a lot of work as well(thank you).

also tuvak and BrianBenzinger have been working on the banks

Episode 600 - Voyager - "Good Shepard" - 03/15/2000

http://www.allstepisodes.com/megvid.php?n=4620

Three crew members who are under-performing are taken on a mission by Janeway.

Enjoy!

The word "marriage" always reminds me of this:



Otherwise the word doesn't have any positive meaning to me, any more.

Sensible response by ArenaNet. Should they add an in-game system to service marriages I'd imagine that they'd include same sex.

After all they'd have to let Asurans and Norn marry and that's an interesting partnership. Certainly a lot of Yellow Pages would be needed.

In case some of you want to get married in guild wars 2, a moderator posted this on the beta forum:

Just as in the original Guild Wars, players are free to engage in in-game marriages through role-play in Guild Wars 2, as long as their in-game behavior abides by our Rules of Conduct.
Whether the in-game marriages are between people of the opposite sex or the same sex (or any sex), it doesn’t matter. What matters is that all players abide by the Rules of Conduct.

6 for 5-2.

I love steam!

There are constantly ridiculous sales on games (I've gotten great games at up to 90% off). There are sales basically everyday on SOMETHING, "weekend deals" - including being able to play some games free for a weekend, which is a great way to try before you buy. They also cool week or more sales events around twice/year - the christmas time holidays in particular.

The social elements are cool too. It's fun to see what my friends have been playing, when they are online (also has a chat program). I even use it in place of something like ventrilo for coop playing with a friend in SF even for games that aren't on steam. (Though steam has a way to link in non-steam games for social stuff and ease of game launch).

When I got a new PC last year, it was really easy to reinstall games on the new PC and only the ones I wanted. You control which you download and install, etc. and don't have to worry about discs and stuff. All your games are available "forever".

Oh, and it's a very easy way to get game demos.

The only down side is I own a silly number of games because I bought them so cheap. :)

I think I may be a fanboy.

Episode 599 - Voyager - "Child's Play" - 03/08/2000

http://www.allstepisodes.com/megvid.php?n=4619

The family of Icheb, one of the Borg children, is found, but he is reluctant to rejoin them. Seven, too, is reluctant for him to leave the ship; and his parents are concealing the real reason for desiring his return.

Enjoy!