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I got pussified by my total inability to moderate my consumption I have fond memories

I don't yet have a computer koalafied to run Star Citizen I've kicked in the equivalent of 2 years' worth of Eve subscription fees and have already received better gameplay for my money

this the big ships will maneuver so slowly that piloting them won't be much fun much better to man a turret or juggle systems to keep the ship alive

oh noes, flying penises in spaace! seriously, I really want the capability, but asshats are gonna be asshats I will be interested to see how CIG handles this

I made some edits to get the meter to match better and made it more upbeat I see a TEST squard rising ( alt: I see a Voltron forming ) I see Auroras on the way I see a Monty and a SeungRyul I see great times today Let’s all undock tonight We’ll laugh and take your life We're the TEST...

best yet!

what did you expect when you promised 42% more beer?

go bulldoze the wreckage after you visit the family

no cops are bothering him he must be koalafied to lounge in the middle of the road

pseudocode best code

not gonna happen, because game balance expect that a buff in one aspect will be offset by a nerf in another want more powerful guns? you will have to give up shield capacity to power them, etc

took the words right out of my mouth

sore loser, checking in

Aurora LN Supah Hornet Freelancer MIS all LTI I might melt the Aurora for a Caterpillar

I expect to blow my ships up too quickly to form any attachment to 'em LTI ftw

Sandi Gardiner, the Queen of Innuendo

it's a standalone ship, my game pkg has an LTI Super Hornet

Imma melt my LTI Aurora LN for a Drake piwate ship after I win that Aurora in the next drawing

the information on the mechanics of mining is as interesting as the ship itself

for me. it was a modem on the phone line back in the day. If I had a high-end video production / streaming rig I would protect it with a Tripp-Lite sine wave uninterruptable power supply. They cost upwards of $500 when I was building networks at the turn of the century.