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The Bragging Thread
Replaceable:
Heh this was back before max level was 45 :o
I thought it was spud. But i thought it would be worse to say the wrong person xD
And yeah it was amazing- we had to call the right person to the right place. "Spanner to hull." "Chem to balloon." It was a really good laugh and it proves that teamwork is the most OP after all. ;)
Mod Josie:
--- Quote from: Replaceable on January 01, 2015, 05:18:46 pm ---Heh this was back before max level was 45 :o
I thought it was spud. But i thought it would be worse to say the wrong person xD
And yeah it was amazing- we had to call the right person to the right place. "Spanner to hull." "Chem to balloon." It was a really good laugh and it proves that teamwork is the most OP after all. ;)
--- End quote ---
We did it for a laugh but we promised to try hard at it and it worked! We got into a stable rhythm. We also took different pilot tools for in case we needed to pull some fancy moves, with only one of us sporting a spyglass. Teamwork is the most OP without a doubt.
And ya, this was before the big levels patch so our levels would all be in the 15 - 25 region nowadays. We're badasses we promise.
James T. Kirk:
Oh man, I soooo remember this.
Even though we were the same class, we had roles.
Like, upstairs was chem and pipe wrench, and below was fire extinguisher and spanner.
That was just for starting. We had people jumping all around for all sorts of different situations we planned for, almost felt like some sort of anti-duck, running all gunners so tightly.
I actually really recommend you all do that with a crew you're super tight with, it really builds trust and communication.
Also: (and I admit, I got this idea from someone else) I was flying with Welsh Zelda, Admiral Obvious, and Lord Fudge.
Admiral tied a dirty shirt around his head like a blindfold as the pilot; Lord Fudge wore a welding mask (IRL) so his visibility was about 10% as secondary engineer; Welsh Inverted her mouse controls as the gunner; and I took main engineering, telling Admiral where to fly, and helping anyone else as the gunner class.
We played a couple of matches like this, and actually won a few, and managed a *Very* close raid match (within 50 points).
Arturo Sanchez:
--- Quote from: James T. Kirk on January 03, 2015, 03:58:46 pm ---Oh man, I soooo remember this.
Even though we were the same class, we had roles.
Like, upstairs was chem and pipe wrench, and below was fire extinguisher and spanner.
That was just for starting. We had people jumping all around for all sorts of different situations we planned for, almost felt like some sort of anti-duck, running all gunners so tightly.
I actually really recommend you all do that with a crew you're super tight with, it really builds trust and communication.
Also: (and I admit, I got this idea from someone else) I was flying with Welsh Zelda, Admiral Obvious, and Lord Fudge.
Admiral tied a dirty shirt around his head like a blindfold as the pilot; Lord Fudge wore a welding mask (IRL) so his visibility was about 10% as secondary engineer; Welsh Inverted her mouse controls as the gunner; and I took main engineering, telling Admiral where to fly, and helping anyone else as the gunner class.
We played a couple of matches like this, and actually won a few, and managed a *Very* close raid match (within 50 points).
--- End quote ---
do that against me so I can later brag that I kicked the butt of the most experienced players in the game.
Schwalbe:
Well, recently I was aboard one of the ships, who kicked some experienced asses. I believe that Replaceable was there? And Lydia? I swear I saw Wundsalz. And Lueosi. Goddammit, why I haven't recorded that fight. Nor did a screenshot.
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