The Hell? I do micron in a hotrod, all 20 levels of it, every time. 5x basic speed. Nothing else.

Gold/plat bars and annoying hauling missions. Tags so they actually take a few days to complete. The one good point Russell makes is that the skills involved in getting Engines 20 (easy as they may come to most players) are not strictly required in the rest of the game.

I see alot of morons posting who obviously have not done the course in C2. Micron has been changed at least 4 times since it was introduced (either directly or inderectly) so HAL claiming that it was tested before put in is kinda stupid since its nothing like when it was first introduced.


People plz STFU the majority of the players in this game knows jackshit and the rest of ya are to stupid to understand that just because you can do something not everyone else is able. (lag, disability, crappy computer)

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The Hell? I do micron in a hotrod, all 20 levels of it, every time. 5x basic speed. Nothing else.

If you had even a tech 10 ship with speed augs you could practically AP the whole damn thing, it's not like it's hard. Heck, Helicopter Game is about 100 times harder than it is.

If this is seriously all you have to whine about, you're doing something terribly, terribly wrong.

And finally, I can understand that you might not be a touch typer, but it doesn't take touch typing to fly your bloody ship. If you have to look down every time to find your bloody WASD keys, then again, you're doing something terribly, terribly wrong.



/sarcasm

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SHHBCKc_WE4&feature=yout

Its pretty easy to dodge the drones if use your radar, if you guys need more help then that i can write some hints down. Micron shouldn't be a problem for anyone...

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i support your jihad against those who do not read posts!

but only if you support my jihad against hypocrisy...

Nah. Lots of us complained, including me. However, the dev team responded. Jeff adjusted the effect way down, and Aurora and HAL made their fixes, especially to missiles, which were the worst part of the problem (at least out of the 4 classes I play). Basically, they responded and fixed the problem in record time, and I think most of us who originally complained are now satisfied. Unfortunately for Bonecrusher, when you engage in three or four weeks of hystrionics and lay down a bunch of ultimatums, you sort of paint yourself into a corner where you have to follow through with your threats or eat a big helping of humble pie. Nothing wrong with a little humble pie once in awhile though. I've eaten more than my fair share.