Dafuq!? *quick Googles*
Gods... IM OLD AT 22!?
Sooooo high school be kinda weird now. You have to do 2 years extra in college/apprenticeship/ bollacks...

Stupid education board, wonders why kids leave school with **** real life skills and decides to keep them longer

High school?

You've been lying to us all along, you're no filthy northerner, you're a dirty Yank!

Eventually the realization that you can agree with people you don't normally get along with, or that you can disagree with someone that you like kinda kicks in.
The world is not all in or all out.

Bellybuttons on the other hand...

wow, I missed that part, Dreis actually describing himself and xor at the same time, we have a winner

While I appreciate your concern about my knowledge of this game, please go look again. The bonus was changed to an overheat period reduction, NOT a heat build-up reduction (which would be ridiculous, and the specific bonus that players asked CCP not to implement in the various feature request threads for the bonus change to begin with.)



Therefore, the above statement is patently false. There has been zero change to the number of shots that Scrambler Rifle can unleash before overheating, with or without an Amarr Assault suit.

My previous statement still stands. Yes, hit detection improved in 1.6, but this is NOT the same as the Scrambler rifle itself changing. Many weapons now perform better in 1.6, including the AR, SMG, and Scrambler pistol. This is what is causing the frustration over TTK, but it is affecting many weapons not just the Scrambler Rifle.

The overheat reduction bonus in practice really only affects the survivability of the user - not the weapon's stopping power. You have less downtime if you overheat, and most skilled players know how to avoid the overheat (or skill into the suit that avoids it). While you are correct that a change to the rifle occurred, it was hardly one that suddenly broke the weapon, compared to the generalized "buff" that most weapons received when hit detection was improved.

Nah there are some places that call it high school. Ealing 25 years ago springs to mind. But yeah, school was what you do 'til you're 16 when I grew up. In America, at least where my wife is from, school means college means University. I think some of the confusion comes from the fact that in America, going to Uni is far less of a choice than here.

Hey Ark, I'm logging on.

Ohh, I get it!

/still walks away confused

Nominate someone to do the walk of shame and return to the slimy gutter where they belong, otherwise known as GD.

I nominate xavior zor. It's like he just turned up one day and said 'I AM HERE, AND I AM BETTER THAN YOU!'. He's like that one awkward annoying kid that you try to ignore.

I nominate Dreis. It's like he just turned up one day and said 'I AM HERE, AND I AM BETTER THAN YOU!'. He's like that one awkward annoying kid that you try to ignore.

He also complains about how you're never on but logs on at 1 AM in the morning when any reasonable human being is asleep. He doesn't even have the excuse of timezones.

Additionally, he's a die-hard pubstar wannabe.

http://biomassed.net/2015/07/27/cpm-candidate-interview-arkena-wyrnspire/

He names and shames people for being better than him

In the UK, compulsory education goes up to GCSEs (General Certificate of Secondary Education). These are finished at the age of 16. After that there are A-levels which students specialise in and only pick a few subjects. Unlike at GCSE there's no requirement to study things like Maths and English. It generally takes 2 years for students to complete A-levels, coming in two parts - AS levels and A2 levels. You have a separate grade for your AS and A2s, but your AS results count towards your A2 results.

Normally people take between 3-5 A-levels - the most common configuration being 4 AS levels and 3 A2 levels. You normally need relevant A-levels to get into university/college to study for a degree.

Alternatively you can leave at 16 to take an apprenticeship or training course of some sort to go directly into work. This route is also available at 18.

We end up with so many various steps that you might end up in work anywhere between 16 and 27 depending on what route and what degree you take. \o/

Still confused? That's alright. The successive Secretaries of Education seem to delight in making things overly complicated. I'm told there's a new setup in the works that introduces a complicated web of pre-requisites for various subjects, although I've finished my A-levels so it doesn't matter to me anymore.

http://biomassed.net/2015/07/27/cpm-candidate-interview-arkena-wyrnspire/

oi mate.... those things are mine still (the skin and suit)
im buying them tomorrow

also compulsory schooling in Aus is 15 (year 10) and 16 and 17 (year 11 and 12) aren't compulsory


btw im better than all of you...

Dafuq!? *quick Googles*
Gods... IM OLD AT 22!?
Sooooo high school be kinda weird now. You have to do 2 years extra in college/apprenticeship/ bollacks...

Stupid education board, wonders why kids leave school with **** real life skills and decides to keep them longer

@Pseudo - Cross did it too.
http://biomassed.net/2015/06/07/cpm-candidate-interview-cross-atu/

TIL Cavman is older than me.

XD

We could really mess with your heads and talk BTEC
Thats a whole different kettle of fish.