In college everyone had to take a 6 week course in Ancient Religions. Why? No one seemed to know. It was not a private college nor was it geared towards religion. I found it very difficult to stay awake. Fortunately, since there are so many of them, the Professor only highlighted each one, but we had a lot of reading to do and we were tested mostly on what we were suppose to read, not so much on what was covered during the class. I kept saying to myself, "It's only 6 weeks, it's only 6 weeks. It's only 6 weeks, not a whole year. You can do it."

My top 5 of least liked maps. Starting with the one I least like to the better of the 5. Iran (voted) camp madness skyscrapers polygon I don't know about duel. I never played it.

To be honest, there were a couple times all I had left on my missions was to pick up a few boxes. I joined Brest battle on losing team just to get those boxes, then I left. Missions accomplished!! I know this wasn't really fair game play, but it didn't hurt the team either. They were already so far behind there was no way they could catch up. In other missions you get xp for the battle and crystals while battling (battle fund). There's an incentive to stay in the battle. So, what's the advantage in picking up a few boxes? You don't get to keep the ones you pick up. There are so many other options that could be put in the place of the box collecting.

About the invisible tanks. I've wondered about this myself. If you hit "P" as soon as you die, the camera stays right there. Hit "P" again and you respawn. So, I'm wondering if your tank is invisible during that time between "P's" (Somehow that didn't come out right :huh:).

Last week I was sniping on Brest during TDM, upper floor. The other team had 3 Shafts on the upper floor. One of my team mates using Hunter/Shaft would come up to the top floor, sit behind the wall for a few seconds, go into an opening face first to the enemy. Before he could get his scope focused, he was dead. He did this many, many times during the battle and never got a shot in. He was 3 ranks higher than me. At my rank, I know better than to do things like that. That's why I use railgun instead of shaft. It was a close 30 minute battle and either team could have won. It came down to which team was ahead at the end of the battle. We won by 10 points. Was he multing (giving kill points to the other team) or just a genuine Nincompoop?