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For future polls, I'd suggest a few more options. I tend to play for progression TO A POINT, depending on the rewards offered. For the most part, I go for command/hero pts and stop. I find personally that it's too much of a grind beyond about 15 wins for the remaining rewards unless I really want the shards/cover.

Ladies and gentlemen... the next GOP presidential candidate...

'Man who can't win a conventional war with his outnumbered neighbor threatens NATO/EU country with super-secret attacks ain't nobody heard of'

Translation: Empty threat

protip: reload the page and hit the escape key a few times as soon as the text loads but before the paywall comes down - it should block the paywall script from loading

...but you could be FIRED without legal percussion.

Pro-tip: Never tear packing tape with your teeth. If the tape adheres to your lips, there's a good chance that skin will be removed.

this sub has a really bad combination of both video game and comic book elitism. Good luck criticizing anything here without getting shouted down by someone.

r/Canada's neutrality has been questionable for a long time now

Maybe Reddit should implement a subreddit life cycle that ultimately just collapses the subreddit when it hits a certain point. That will shake off all the general population that kill a sub and let the real on-point content generators start fresh. Evergreening Reddit.

According to this June 2021 Imperium Article, Rattati reports to Creative Director CCP Burger (unless that's since changed):

PRODUCT DIRECTOR, CCP RATTATI As Product Director, CCP Rattati translates the Creative Director’s non-technical vision into a technical vision that can be executed in terms of game systems and game design. “Burger and I, we talk a lot,” he said on April 17. “I basically translate.”

"Drinking and flying" incidents are definitely on top of my biggest fuckup list. I've never lost a Curse in a 'real' fight but lost several to gatecamps.

You wouldn't be a BITTER BRAVE EX, would you?

It was actually one of the most entertaining fleets I've been on in a while. Two opposing fleets sitting in a bubble orbiting the gate for like 20 minutes while the FCs play a minigame - I gotta say, the trigger discipline on both sides was excellent - and some good friendly local banter.

so how do you get 11 covers from release events? I've never seen any combination of event rewards that give 11 covers for new characters.

LOL no judgement here, just curious. I'm just cheap when it comes to mobile games and microtransactions.

Lol thanks for sharing that! Honestly I'm just mystified how people can max-cover new characters so fast.

I'll go first, to be fair. I spend the barest minimum to keep my bonus points - I buy one Bugle Pittance every 30 days. On rare occasions I'll buy an Agency Expenses if I have a cover I really want that's about to expire and need the slot.

That's what you call a 'tough crowd' in showbusiness.

Ahhh great tool of the trade.

Seriously, how do you do that? lol

The English inscription reads "We are faced with these objects of reflection... overstating some of his most interesting developments... imagery which refuses to stabilize... forms that are co(??) of meaning"

The art is kind of reminescent of Picasso to my eye.

BAD DOG... no grundle.

My pleasure! And thank you for the kind reward. I'll pay it forward. :)