Grats on your real-life leveling up!

Congratulations!!!!!

congrats from me too enjoy the sfter party ;)

Excellent job on it by the way!:)

Congratulations, good job!:woohoo:

Woohoo Congratulations Mark!!! :woohoo: :silly:

I'd like to congratulate our own Spark88 (aka Mark from near Glasgow, co-host of Priority One) on his Graduation from University today!

If anyone would like to watch the proceedings you can see him graduate at about 12noon GMT (7am EST, 4am PST) at the following link:

http://www.gla.ac.uk/events/graduationwebcast/

Congratulations Mark!!! from the whole Fleet!

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When are we starting the RP squad? I am eager to begin, sirs.

I'd love to give you guys a hand in exchange for one of your awesome sigs.
I'll go stick 200k in the fleet back right now.
- Sam

Episode 111 - The Next Generation - "The Last Outpost" - 10/19/1987



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I promised somebody I wouldn't reply any more because it won't get me anywhere but ah well.

Just because it happens all the time doesn't mean it isn't wrong. In fact a lot of companies also manage to open their competitions up to everybody.

You seem to be focused on the law of the whole thing which is absolutely irrelevant to the discussion at hand. It's all about being excluded from taking part which they can easily allow us to do if they change the prizes to something that everybody can receive (in game items, for example) or simply make the prizes US only. Restricting taking part in the competition is a totally unnecessary action resulting in unfairness. We only want to take part.

Another game, which I won't shut up about right now because I'm excited about it, is running a competition during it's Beta stages which will reward the winners with both in game items and a fancy new graphics card. The shocking thing is if a none-US player wins the competition they simply don't get the card but will still get the in game items. You see how that works? We still get to take part in the competition, the fun is still to be had.

That's why we feel second class, that why it's unfair. It's an easy thing to solve why is it not like this now? I don't know.

Edit: Anyway, I was just venting anger and really it's misplaced so let's just let this discussion die because we're never going to agree and let the Americans discuss the actual competition and not the controversy.

Yup, this happens ALL the time, and Squeenix is one of the companies that I was talking about earlier when I mentioned being shut out of contests from companies outside the US. As a Final Fantasy ho, there are a number of great contests I've been unable to take part in.

1 for today.

Welcome back, just in time really, you havent missed anything. Well other than the normal trash talk in vent from the usual suspects. ;)

Well, I'm finally home and glad to be so. I'll see you all in-game and on vent again soon. :D

Hope you guys are enjoying it - I guess having seen every Star Trek ep at least 10 times each, it's so fun seeing someone else enjoying them for the first time.

Guys, to go along with what we were saying about international issues and countries where these games originate from, there is another contest going on right now from Square Enix that is very similar. While it is certainly not as "awesome" as the Enterprise Contest, it is JAPAN ONLY, so I thought I would mention it for those of you outside of the US who are upset with Cryptic. This just shows that Cryptic is not the only one!!! :P

Link!


Edit: I didn't look closely, it's just from a Japanese fansite... but an interesting read nonetheless hehe. Maybe we can be less upset with Cryptic now? Just a tad? ;)

@bfelczer: Yay, we're in TNG! This is what I've really been waiting for, as I've only seen (a lot) of random episodes when it was in syndication. It's great seeing them in order, especially these early ones! Picard is a rather different character than what I'm used to. (And I now totally understand why people hate Wesley. He was super annoying in the first episodes!)

@Jared: Just as a heads-up, Brandon is doing in this in order of episode air date, not chronological placement in the Star Trek universe. He started with TOS and will end with Enterprise.

So I'm a bit behind on this, but I've decided to catch up on Trek. I haven't seen most of it in a very long time, and bits of it I haven't seen at all. (Most of Enterprise, last half of last season of Voyager) So I'm going to start with Enterprise and work my way up. Hopefully I can catch up before you get too far!