Oddski_Boddski

:D embarrassed face

No such luck :/ Thanks for the suggestion though.

I find it interesting that posting something on a thread a mere two days after the last post is considered to be a necro. Props to the 'crons though. Long live the Silent King!

Bonjour Monsieurs, OddskiBoddski reporting for infrequent and somewhat relaxed duty.\ (Just realized that I just necroed this post...)

Correction, I believe that there can be multiple types of "pro" Tis not a black and white thing.

Here's my penny. 1) Just because you don't agree on a game feature doesn't mean that you have the right to make personal attacks on other people. That's what gives us PC gamers a reputation as trolls. 2)The z-axis can be useful. It can also be incredibly annoying, as someone using it can turn your carefully planned defense into target practice for torpedo ships and lrm's. IMHO, there should simply be the option to vote to remov

I'd just like to note something. There are different types, and levels of "pro." Someone who plays on a single Starcraft map and knows all the ins and outs of that map is a pro on that map. Someone who develops an effective strategy for playing on randomly created maps is a pro as well. And the person who plays solely on that one map may beat that person with the strategy for random maps. But there are more maps than that one map.

My friends and I recently bought trinity, and we have been playing a number of matches against each other. One of these friends and I buddy up frequently, and have developed a strategy that seems to be fairly effective against the rest of our friends. I wish to know how effective it is against the wider world of players. This strategy starts after both of us have decent fleets, economies, and territory. One of us will focus on researching whatever tech they deem necessa

So. I pre-ordered Rebellion. Went to Steam. Downloaded the Beta. Clicked on the button that said play. I got an error message from Steam that said "This game is currently unavailable. Please try again at another time." So I started looking around on the internet to find a solution (and yes, to stop the inevitable question, I did wait until a later time before launching it again. It didn't work.) I found several people with the same problem. One solution that apparently worked for some was