No, but I'm up there. ;3 I'm not as obnoxious, but I do like to sing.

They're going to nerf Isida according to the Dev's Journal.

This is a bit hypocritical of me, but I dislike people who use yogurt fonts...

Yes, they destroy lives and certainly can't be cured. .-. Look, I went the first half of my life without touching a phone. (My first console was a hand-me-down NES.) And I did, in fact, live without it the eight hours I went to school. Maybe I'm the minority, but we aren't all phone-obsessed zombies who can't look up for a minute. We're dependent, yes, but we have friends and other things.

That moment a battle loads for so long your monitor goes to sleep.

Fixed. :3

Why would I leave? Plenty of wildlife to eat and a self-sustaining way of life away from our bloody war.

Muwahahahhaha. >:3

I'd like the option for there to be an hourly "Bounty list" that's different for everyone, where you're given a random list of players from the main server you load into upon booting up the game, and their name is highlighted next to a small aiming reticle. To make it more interesting, have it either a long list or multiple kills on each individual person. You have to claim the bounty within the hour or it is swapped for a new player (With the exception being that you have to have collected the reward first, after that it changes.).

That and most people are either too ignorant or just don't care about others, and just think their opinion is the best one outright because it's the one they like best. To quote Alphys: "Opinions are like farts, the more you force one the more likely it's crap.".

True that, but I thought you meant technology in general. Spears and armor, or anything man-made, can be considered technology because it makes a task easier or more fruitful. For example, "Why should I beat this thug to death when I can just use this pointy stick to stab him?" or in today's case: "Why should I spread word I'm planning a party when I can just post an event on Facebook?". I'm not going to try and say I'm the one percent that doesn't check Facebook at least every day, because I do, but I will say that while it's easier than discussing plans for a sleepover with Robbie in person, it isn't my only resource. I WILL say I'm one of the better readers of the generation, if only because I read and drew for the first half of my life. I only recently started using Facebook for the convenience of knowing what my friends have been up to and messenger conversations with them. But overall I agree, we're all going to have computer screens attached to our bodies by the year 2100.

In my entire career I've only ever found one jump hacker. His name was Sabathebest or something, and he was the biggest noob I'd ever seen. Wasp-Twins, and his strategy was to get on the towers in Cologne.

I've seen some artificial lag hacks, or the person was playing on Mars using Windows XP. It's basically lag but only for everyone else fighting the user, so he teleports around. It's not really an unfair fight, just a bit more annoying.

Hmm... I think it would have to be my sword. Even though I don't use it and probably never will.

10-Hacker 9-Mult 8-Drugger 7-GL 6-GG 5-nub 4-[Censored] 3-gold was? 2-no kill gold 1- gold plz admin

I agree with you on technology, it's become under appreciated and people don't realize just how reliant on it we really are. We have computers in just about everything now, including home appliances and our military. However, this has brought out some of the best of our generation such as Stephen Hawking, and Steve Jobs (God rest his soul). If we were to completely get rid of technology we would return to the stone age because technology isn't necessarily applied to one concept like computing or whatever new gun that can shoot around corners, it's what we make and utilize in the world around us. Innovations will be made no matter what efforts we make, because we have to rely on what we can use to be the better nation. The cavemen were reliant on clubs and fire, the early civilizations were reliant on spears and copper armor, and we're reliant on Facebook, Twitter, and the internet.

I'd have to give credit to my imaginary friend Tom. He's a great listener, and calms me down when I'm upset.

Why? It means they consider you enough of a threat to run.

I'm called one for having a different opinion.

La la, lamee? Lotee, Fohsolaso, tee Latee. .-. La tee tee teelafala sola sorayso, tee solatee latee.

Piece of-! WO1. .-.

And I banned you indefinitely for the high crime of existing within the same material plane as me.