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Nooooooooooooooooooooooo! CIG, look away now! I think armistice around org bases would be cheating. It would be a player-owned base, which would make the juiciest, tastiest loot for the end game. Sure, we just destroyed your capital ships and stuff, but WE'RE COMING FOR YOUR FORTRESS! Wait, no...

My bad, I spelled "Javelin" wrong. :))

Wow, $4000+ ? A Javelin is $2500 and it's PACKED FULL of technology. Also, it has engines and it can move, while Port Olisar is a static docking station.

We began discussing this in another thread, but I'd like to know what you guys think. So, if Port Olisar were sold by CIG for real life money, how much would it sell for? Please consider the following: - it's huge - it's mostly... basic (no super technology, just a bunch of landing pads and...

Freelancer? An Idris is $2.5k, and I'm willing to bet there's A LOT more technology in an Idris than in Port Olisar. Port Olisar is just a few hollow rooms + landing pads + shops + beds. I wouldn't pay $2.5k for Port Olisar.

My prediction is this: mobile, player-owned Port Olisar. Hugeass capital-like motherbase. Really big, really slow, equipped with many toilets. Shops, cantinas, w/e. Org Headquarters ship. $4000. If I'm right, you guys have to buy me a hotdog.

OMG thank you. I was very confused by the weird (!?) mechanics that govern D2. You just made everything a lot clearer.

Welcome to TEST! Stay safe during Irma!

Welcome to TEST!

Congratulations, @RussianJ ! May your days be long and your hardships few.

E amuzant cum fiecare vorbeste in alta limba si nimeni nu intelege nimic.

Sure, parade your ships all you want, but without an Aurora, a fleet is worth nothing.

Yeah, I agree. Although, I think this survey reflects what the most active ~120 members of TEST own. Of course, some people will join the hype while others will drift away from SC during the long development period, but my guess is that the people who are currently active in our org and on the...

I'd actually find that pretty accurate. We love Auroras, but we also love destroying people.

That's basically it: Humble Monthly is a subscription to HumbleBundle.com and, for $12 a month, they give you tons of games, usually worth a lot more than the $12. G2A Deal is the same thing, except it's about $3 per month. The quality of the games is lower, but it's still a bargain. I know G2A...

I came to this thread and saw that the code was already given. I thought to myself "damn, I really would have loved to play some NBA 2K17". Then I checked my Steam account and saw that I already had the game. I'm such an idiot. Btw: you guys know about Humble Monthly and G2A deals, right?

I'm too poor to afford a picture of a Lambo. :)

This confirms that the 600i doesn't make money: it's a $400 status symbol. And they're trying to sell all its disadvantages as "luxury". If I would buy a 600i, I'd be the real life equivalent of this: Guy sells his house, buys a Lambo, lives in it because he's now too poor to afford a house...

OH. MY. GOD. Even if the game was sh*t, I'd still pay $60 for that trailer alone. Enjoy: