They conveniently placed a yellow Greycat Armor into a new shopping console in New Babbage, introduced Test-Skins with the Redeemer and the Raft, the new Jump Point has an ad with yet another upcoming testified Armor-Set. Why do you worry? If anything they try to exploit our obsession with our brand - successfully.
The Silver Spark MSR skin still has the white interior with red trim.
I agree with you here. But it's not my problem anymore. Upgraded mine to a Redeemer with a proper Testskin and yellow interior accents ;)
I have that on my Redeemer too which makes the MSR interior hurt all the more.
I'm pretty sure that CIG changed from calling the color changes on ship from Liveries to Paints because enough complained saying that a livery should include the interior instead of just the exterior. I'm hoping that when CIG opens the various customization shops in the ship manufacturers locations, that we'll be able to tweak & modify the interiors of their ships at least to the degree that we can with the Origin 300 series.
I can get the Inquisitor armor there in both Yellow and Black. Not the ORC armor.
Who's that Pete everyone keeps talking about? Am I a "Boomer" because I don't get it?
I'm pretty sure every Boomer knows Pete.
I've never called anybody a pot licker, but I did lick a few pots of dishes that were that delicious while I was a child.
You're the worst kind of criminal in the eyes of the Boomers
I always preferred the term 'window licker', as anyone that has a grandma that is a good cook can understand wanting to lick pots.
No but I rarely get the opportunity to insult someone in english language. ;)
Ironically, most Boomers & those of their parent's generation have always tended to love me because I've always been a huge fan of history, so I'd sit there quietly listening to their stories from the past, then hold conversations with them about those time periods using the information that I'd received from them & their peers while I was growing up.You're the worst kind of criminal in the eyes of the Boomers
My grandmother was an incredible cook, so I would lick her pots the most before cleaning them while I was growing up.
