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[Mesa]

Sorry for the double post, but I think that this blog post is of a worthy note.
I'm psyched for the introduction of colonial and ancient servers, but classes like Voice Warden and Magic Dancer look cool, too.
And a nerf for the damn Golden Pine Trees, woo! Suck it, pinecone traders and this inflation BS.

[wer6]

Just hit land, turns out that giant bump I hit was A huuugge arse wave, this island seems, Incredibly bigger, I think I may have hit main land, i dont think its as small as my other island, but it definitely has A shop! so I planted some coconut saplings, and sold all my coconuts, and then bought A bunch of tools and materials to build MORE stuff, I just finished building A arch-tech reactor, and now I am gonna use that power to build A robotic factory to build constructors to builds stuff, and to mine the area, and judging by the fact there is A surface oil deposit, I think I might be able to go into space in A couple days, just neeed more uranium or fuel for the engines, any other efficent items for fuel?

[Mesa]

I heard that acid hippopotamus manure makes potent biofuel, but it is not viable at all at the point you're at.

EDIT: You may want to use microbinium. It's somewhat rare, but very efficient and stable. And it doesn't appear all that deep either, which is a good thing.

[wer6]

There is A acidic swamplands biome on my main land, will the enemy's be completly over dominating over me? or do I have to sneak around and grab the manure?

[Mesa]

There is A acidic swamplands biome on my main land, will the enemy's be completly over dominating over me? or do I have to sneak around and grab the manure?

Check my previous post, I made ab edit.
But AFAIK, you can lure the acid hippos with coconut milk, they seem to like it. But again, that's a last resort deal.

[wer6]

HUh, so i have TONS of Microbinum, didn't know what it was sued for, and I lured the acid hippopotamus into the manure farm, I have both fuel sources and I just finish the robotics factory, now its building robotics to build the rocket, Any other things I could bring or make for the rocket?

[Mesa]

Are you making an emergency rocket or a full-sized vessel?
If the latter, then some weapon systems, shields and FTL engine are borderline crucial.

You'd need FTL engine and stellar maps regardless, but weapons never hurt anybody.
Oh, wait...

[Parsely]

Managed to get an entire fleet of Tantalo Battlecruisers into a single matter diffuser. And I thought it'd be hard to get all the particles I needed to finish constructing the sub-zero calibrator for my triple-barreled galactic freeze ray! Boy was I wrong. The tough part's gonna be moving all the matter one atom at a time. Should take 4000+ in-game years to finish up, but it'll be worth it when all you bums are popsicles and I'm sitting back, yukkin' it up on my throne of ice!

[Mesa]

So after playing a bit of Voice Warden, I can officially say that it is THE best class since Spellgunner.
You can kill people with the power of a song that you choose, Beat Hazard style. You need Supersonic Modulator and Book of a Million Words, though. And those are fairly expensive.

Here is a video of me rolling the Enigma Tower with DragonForce music spells.

[wer6]

In spaccee, mining up some materails, landed on A diffrent planet when A NPC with a hammer in A truck flying of A ridge named "space asshole landed on my mining facility, destroying it and hten left, Who is he?

[Mesa]

In spaccee, mining up some materails, landed on A diffrent planet when A NPC with a hammer in A truck flying of A ridge named "space asshole landed on my mining facility, destroying it and hten left, Who is he?

I think this guy procs a certain questline, but I don't want to spoil too much.

[Kadzar]

Sorry for the double post, but I think that this blog post is of a worthy note.
I'm psyched for the introduction of colonial and ancient servers, but classes like Voice Warden and Magic Dancer look cool, too.
And a nerf for the damn Golden Pine Trees, woo! Suck it, pinecone traders and this inflation BS.

You totally messed up the link there. This is more like it. And, yeah, that's some pretty cool stuff, but I'm more interested in the bit at the end, where they talk about what they'll be working on next. I think the "blasts from the past" that Jorts is not-so-subtly hinting about are the Popcorn Mystic and the Libations Theurge, respectively.

Now, obviously they're going to have to majorly nerf the Popcorn Mystic to keep it from owning absolutely everything; it's going to be a tough job, since most of that class's appeal was in just how overpowered it was, but I think Jorts is capable of pulling it off. The Libations Theurge is another matter, though. When it was first introduced, being able to turn any liquid into holy alcohol was a huge thing, but gradually they introduced more and better magic alcohols, to the point where holy liquors just couldn't compete anymore, especially considering the fact that you can't get a holy version of Diabolic Ultra Vodka. I'll just say I'll be very pleasantly surprised if they manage to turn it into a viable class again.

[Mesa]

Sorry for the double post, but I think that this blog post is of a worthy note.
I'm psyched for the introduction of colonial and ancient servers, but classes like Voice Warden and Magic Dancer look cool, too.
And a nerf for the damn Golden Pine Trees, woo! Suck it, pinecone traders and this inflation BS.

You totally messed up the link there. This is more like it. And, yeah, that's some pretty cool stuff, but I'm more interested in the bit at the end, where they talk about what they'll be working on next. I think the "blasts from the past" that Jorts is not-so-subtly hinting about are the Popcorn Mystic and the Libations Theurge, respectively.

Now, obviously they're going to have to majorly nerf the Popcorn Mystic to keep it from owning absolutely everything; it's going to be a tough job, since most of that class's appeal was in just how overpowered it was, but I think Jorts is capable of pulling it off. The Libations Theurge is another matter, though. When it was first introduced, being able to turn any liquid into holy alcohol was a huge thing, but gradually they introduced more and better magic alcohols, to the point where holy liquors just couldn't compete anymore, especially considering the fact that you can't get a holy version of Diabolic Ultra Vodka. I'll just say I'll be very pleasantly surprised if they manage to turn it into a viable class again.

At least it will be better than Master Chef at release.
JESUS, this class was horrible!

Sure, it is somewhat okay at the moment, but seeing CC players at that time was simply pathetic.

[Sirus]

Personally I hope they buff the Hitchhiker class. Limiting them to using towels as weapons might be funny, but since they get virtually no attack bonuses or useful skills they're pretty much useless at the moment.

[Kadzar]

Personally I hope they buff the Hitchhiker class. Limiting them to using towels as weapons might be funny, but since they get virtually no attack bonuses or useful skills they're pretty much useless at the moment.

I think you're majorly underestimating them. Sure, Hitchhikers suck at fighting, but if you're playing a Hitcher right, you'll get in very few actual physical conflicts, and be able to come up with a quick way out of the fight if you do. The towel for them is really just meant to be used as a last-ditch resort, though there are some modifications you make to it to turn it into a viable weapon (which is a practice most veteran Hitcher's tend to frown on). The towel is more of a general utility tool that happens to have a combat feature among it's many hundreds of others.

Now the thing that really limits the Hitchhiker class is the fact that they can't spend more than 30 pinecones a day. Sure, that's gotten better with the recent inflation, and the fact that they can get huge discounts and in some cases waive costs or offer alternative payment, but that only gets you so far, and it takes quite the improbable circumstances for a Hitchhiker to get to positions of high power. Though, oddly enough, there are quite a lot more of them in such positions than one would think statistically possible. That may have something to do with the fact that Hitchers have possibly the highest luck stat out of any class.