>(for instance) writing 4000 words to the prompt "According to the >Anyway, sometimes as a sort of meditative exercise, when I should be Also, I'm 85% sure T'Vrell's skirt is actually skorts. (You can't tell in her bio pic, either, but she's quite short. I almost feel like I should break with a principle and pay for the "Seven of Nine" costume just because the silver jumpsuit is exactly the kind of thing a Grey ought to be wearing. I'm not sure its theīy Reticulan standards, she's appallingly overdressed. >clingy uniform with the short skirt sure helps. For a gal with antenna, she's kinda hot - that Traumatic graduation aside, it appears she's still not taking the business entirely seriously. In hindsight, it might not have been Starfleet's best idea to let her name her new ship herself.
Regardless, keeping the Roswell would just have been too sad after all that, so she traded the old bucket in the first chance she got and went - ironically enough - with something a little more in line with her people's old flying-saucer ethos. She will always suspect that Captain Masc Taggart of the USS Roswell knew all that, and was laughing with her, when he named her his first officer for the pre-graduation training cruise but, alas, now she'll never know for sure. Their version of the Prime Directive is, "Thou shalt not get thyself clearly photographed." The little grey men and women of Reticula Prime have been tooling around pre-spaceflight species' backroads and byways for millennia, scoping things out and getting their kicks by scaring the lower extremity garments off the locals in deniable ways. This time what happened was a variation on my old "Invader Kyra" model representing a different "UFO fantasy" trope:Īs a cadet at Starfleet Academy, Xaara built her career on appearing to take the whole business of learning to be a spacer from humans, Vulcans, and other such johnny-come-latelies very seriously, but inside she was laughing the whole time, because none of the Federation's "marquee" species know dick about space exploration when compared to the Reticulans.
#Sto nerds of prey generator
It's not like a) they cost extra or b) the City of Heroes one is going to get a lot of traffic nowadays.Īnyway, sometimes as a sort of meditative exercise, when I should be (for instance) writing 4000 words to the prompt "According to the readings in your textbooks and the lectures, why is Canada's history characterized as a story of survival?", I'll jump into an MMO character generator and just. The last one's approaching capacity and seems to be more of a gameplay discussion at this point anyway. So ya.Eyrie Productions, Unlimited - (STO) Pictures 3Įyrie Productions, Unlimited Subject: "(STO) Pictures 3" So I can BACK UP my claim that PVE is broken.Īnd I am being told that ALERTS are even equally broken. I have 20 hours of game play and it isn't pretty. That way when you lie here and say that PVE is fine, I can call you to task on it. If you want to defend the new system, then go play some PVE, come find me, I'll play with you and recored the match. This isn't fun gaming, this is the crap that drives people away form the game. I am seeing vetren players rage quicking like never before. When a pair of Odessey Class ships, that normally take out a cube in short order, coupled with a 3 other heavily armed ships and the help of a Photonic Fleet of Romulans ships can not take down a single BIRD OF PREY, its safe to say ♥♥♥♥ is broken. And everyone is saying the same thing, WTF? You get some jerks that say they are better now, but the truth is, of the 30 or so I have played in the last 24 hours, 90% of the people have either left the matches early, given up and just sit out there waiting for it to end, or just fly off and don't bother with playing it at all. Anything to say, ya THIS IS ♥♥♥♥ED! People are leaving the PVE matches now because they are utterly unplayable.
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