Originally by: Backdoor Bandit

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I feel it's time I stood up for our Amarr brothers, Testy McTest has already sewn up the Minmatar Emo 'lets all kill ourselves cos arties are no good' thread

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Originally by: Wild Rho

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/me cries (but in a butch and manly way).

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Originally by: Backdoor Bandit

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Despair with me as 95 page Amarr threads go utterly ignored.

Cry with me about the thought of trying to eat through 30k of 70% EM resisting armour before your new tier 3 battleship caps out on the second volley.

Use the word Nihilstic as many times as possible about 'Khanid Mk2 awaiting further study as a 50% recharge rate shield bonus is thrown into the game with the quote 'I didn't really check it but' attached.

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Originally by: Waagaa Ktlehr

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Although we may suck, the ladies just love the Disco Dread! Pew pew purple, red, yellow, green, woei!

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Originally by: Amira Silvermist

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PS: What was that Khanid MK2 thing about anyway?

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Originally by: Amira Silvermist

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PS: What was that Khanid MK2 thing about anyway?

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Originally by: Reddari

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Now just be nice before I start to make life for the BOB devs (yes you have some) harder by exposing their player characters.

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Originally by: RUNYOUFOOLS

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wrong on so many levels you could o

Originally by: Wodin Drukvik

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Look at it this way - at least our tier 3 will be able to fit the biggest passive tank of all. Of course, it won't be firing long enough to kill anything else, but it'll be a really tough brick to pop.

We'll see. RIP Khanid Mk. 2 - you were a great idea that just never quite got off the ground.

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Originally by: Wodin Drukvik

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Look at it this way - at least our tier 3 will be able to fit the biggest passive tank of all. Of course, it won't be firing long enough to kill anything else, but it'll be a really tough brick to pop.

We'll see. RIP Khanid Mk. 2 - you were a great idea that just never quite got off the ground.

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Originally by: Max Teranous

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I laugh at my so called Amarrian brothers, and shoot them with my a/c's.......

Till I run out of ammo.

Bugger.

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Originally by: Forsch

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Cheers Bandit! Good to have some backup support from behind.

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Originally by: Backdoor Bandit

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Where do I go to get my free Sarmaul?

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Originally by: Waut

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On the bright side, the apoc is an excellent battleship to mine with

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Originally by: Backdoor Bandit

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Then go train Caldari because the Rokh is gonna kick your ass.

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Originally by: Wodin Drukvik

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Originally by: Amira Silvermist

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PS: What was that Khanid MK2 thing about anyway?

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http://oldforums.eveonline.com/?a=topic&threadID=351948

Read, enjoy, and dream. It's probably the single best player-designed revamp I've seen done in any MMO, because he provided actual motivation, appropriately balanced changes, and absolutely nailed the sweet spot of "attractive class of ships with a unique place in the world."

Ironic that a die-hard Minmatar advocate gave it to us Amarr as perhaps his defining work.

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Originally by: I M'Aspy

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What's an emo?

At the risk of treading on someones teenage angst, is it anything like a goth?

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Punk music on estrogen. Often acoustic guitar with soft, high male vocals that dwell exessively on the singer's feelings, especially melancholy remembrances of past relationships/mistakes in life. A form of music that diverged from punk in the '80s, the name "emo" is derived from the emotive style of the lyrics and music. This genre has lately been marketed heavily by the music industry to teenagers with bands such as Dashboard Confessional and Taking Back Sunday, and has seen much commercial and mainstream success. The music has also spawned a subculture which conforms to certain conventions in dress such as tight sweatshirts, tight band T-shirts and horn-rim glasses. Adherents profess to exessively melancholy temperments. Males that adhere to the emo subculture are sometimes confused with metrosexuals; indeed the line between the two is somwhat blurred, though both groups claim to be intouch with their emotional side. The ephemeral and hackneyed nature of emo songwriting suggests that its audience will be restricted largely to teenagers. the genre suffers from a lack of credibility outside the aforementioned demographic group, much like current Nu Metal bands.

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Originally by: Aeaea

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Originally by: I M'Aspy

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What's an emo?

At the risk of treading on someones teenage angst, is it anything like a goth?

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Definition One :

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Punk music on estrogen. Often acoustic guitar with soft, high male vocals that dwell exessively on the singer's feelings, especially melancholy remembrances of past relationships/mistakes in life. A form of music that diverged from punk in the '80s, the name "emo" is derived from the emotive style of the lyrics and music. This genre has lately been marketed heavily by the music industry to teenagers with bands such as Dashboard Confessional and Taking Back Sunday, and has seen much commercial and mainstream success. The music has also spawned a subculture which conforms to certain conventions in dress such as tight sweatshirts, tight band T-shirts and horn-rim glasses. Adherents profess to exessively melancholy temperments. Males that adhere to the emo subculture are sometimes confused with metrosexuals; indeed the line between the two is somwhat blurred, though both groups claim to be intouch with their emotional side. The ephemeral and hackneyed nature of emo songwriting suggests that its audience will be restricted largely to teenagers. the genre suffers from a lack of credibility outside the aforementioned demographic group, much like current Nu Metal bands.

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Originally by: Backdoor Bandit

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.....so we can sit around a burning Zealot, Listen to the Smiths and write poetry about how much Tuxford hates you....

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Originally by: anonymous

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If you're being chased by a police dog, try not to go through a tunnel, then on to a little seesaw, then jump through a hoop of fire. They're trained for that.

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