Christopher

Datura

Re: Mystery Location Event! [2014]

April 01 2014
congratulations to all!!!
enjoy your sweet winnings!!!
xo
Datura :whistle: :blink: B)
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Re: Leadership Drive

April 01 2014
Quote by Eurrsk
omg omg omg LOL :woohoo:

I know! It's an amazing deal, isn't!?
Volkrov (Eurrsk) Ruk

Eurrsk

Re: Leadership Drive

April 01 2014
omg omg omg LOL :woohoo:
Kevin Van Eeten

Chipz416

Re: Leadership Drive

April 01 2014
First I was so confused... then I saw it was only for today! :silly: You got me, sir... :P
Ben

Gravity

Re: Leadership Drive

April 01 2014
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Kevin Van Eeten

Chipz416

Re: Mystery Location Event! [2014]

April 01 2014
Thanks for this event, it was again great fun to participate!

Next year I'll have another chance to reclaim my title... :P Also, Congratulations to Valeriean! Wow... that V-Rex suit nearly broke my brain before I gave up on that one.
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Linda Layne

Ltervlet

Re: Leadership Drive

April 01 2014
Ohhhhh, that explains it.... ;) I was reading it in my email and was wondering what alien had taken him prisoner.... :whistle:

Unknown Person

Re: Leadership Drive

April 01 2014
And now we know who drank all of the Romulan Ale... :S
Dave (Voleron)

Voleron

Re: Leadership Drive

April 01 2014
Yay, I've been waiting for the guild founder rank to come out for some time... I'm thinking of a Dark Age of Camelot guild, perhaps? :D

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Benjamin Ethier

Sthiss

Re: Mystery Location Event! [2014]

April 01 2014
The game is rigged! How did I come in last place both years in a row!! (winking smiley face) At least I got twice as many right this year than I did last time!

Thanks so much for this fun event! I'm sure all of the Resources department put in alot of time and thought into it. The videos are extremely entertaining and very professionally done!

I would like to suggest a little tweak tho... I'd like to be the person picking locations next time so I can be better prepared to submit the correct answers!
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Leadership Drive

April 01 2014


A N N O U N C I N G

T H E

S T O N E W A L L · G A M I N G · N E T W O R K


L E A D E R S H I P · D R I V E



For a limited time (today only!), the Stonewall Gaming Network will be making available our coveted leadership positions for a meager monetary donation to the organization.  Have you been dreaming of becoming a Senior Member, Officer or even Guild Leader in the Stonewall Gaming Network?  

Now is your chance!  Simply by donating, you're guaranteeing your promotion to the rank of your choice.  Each increasing rank automatically includes the previous ranks abilities and perks so keep that in mind when you're considering getting the most out of your money!



$1499

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InstaMembership | Are you a new recruit and not looking forward to the two week trail period? With this limited time offer, you can skip the two weeks and go straight to Member! You'll gain access to our Fleet Banks and Stores!!

$4999

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Senior Member | Interested in helping our your favorite guild Officer? Like managing the Banks or organizing PvP Tournaments? Now's your chance to become a Senior Member in the guild of your choice! Do I see any new Fleet Captains out there? I think I do!

$14999

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Officership | Become one of the paragons of our community. Help lead and direct the guild of your choice.  Join the Admiralty of Stonewall Fleet or the Commanders of Stonewall Vanguard.  Perks include unlimited Bank access and weekly roster checks.

$29999

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Guild Leader | With this position, you'll have all the rights, responsibilities and authority of yours truly.  Want to change bank permissions or add a new rank? It's totally up to you!

$49999

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Guild Founder | For those eager to start a guild in the Stonewall Gaming Network, this will credit your account with one Guild Foundation Token (GFT).  A GFT never expires and can be redeemed at the time of your choice, to found a Stonewall guild in which ever game you desire.

To purchase your promotions, please just click the Donate button in the sidebar to the right near the bottom.  Enter in the correct amount of funds and send.  You'll be contacted shortly about your promotion.  Thank you for your contribution and support!

*All prices are in USD. Actual price may be higher due to currency conversion rates. Pricing is per guild. Must purchase each rank per guild individually.  All payments will be paid to Nick. Not to the actual organization, for Nick to do whatever he wants with the funds.  Nick thanks you for your contribution and will enjoy spending all his money.  There's no guarantee that the promotions will ever be fulfilled.
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Aztroz

betazoidhalf

Re: How Has Star Trek Impacted You?

April 01 2014
Wow! So many ways! I could go on and on and on, but I'll keep it to a few points.

  1. Understanding: no matter how different we are, we can still be at peace with one another. Our differences accentuate our strengths, not magnify our weaknesses.
  2. Technology: suddenly, we have something to strive for! Imagine what life would be like with a holodeck, replicator, and medical tricorder in every home.
  3. Empathic-ness: As an empath, I had a very hard time finding ways to understand my abilities. Star Trek is by far the best resource I have found for an intelligent discussion on what I'm experiencing. I actually do model this aspect of my life after the Betazoids and Ocampa.


All that, and the best memories of my childhood was watching TNG with my father. :)
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Frozenlily

Re: How Has Star Trek Impacted You?

April 01 2014
This is pretty amazing!! I would love to see more stuff come true :D except.. Viidians, Hirogens, Borg... and most other Delta Qaudrent species and things lol
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Volkrov (Eurrsk) Ruk

Eurrsk

Re: How Has Star Trek Impacted You?

April 01 2014
Quote by Suruk
Has the world become like the world of Star Trek? No, but it is changing slowly. I like to think it is getting better. It won't happen over-night or even in my lifetime. But I have hope in mankind, I like to look at hope as a first step for us all to take in the right direction. Call me weird if you like or a dreamer, but our future evolves from all of our dreams. Things change because of our dreams. Mountains are moved because of dreams and we travel to the stars now because of dreams. So what is wrong with dreaming of a world where your diversity is embraced as a strength?

So how has Star Trek affected me? It affected me with life, love and hope

Wow ;_; Beautifully said, Suruk! Like Martin Luther King Jr, "I have a dream!"
Well, those dreams will take us far! :D Boldly go! *big hugs*

Quote by Mrizzy
I saw the difference in Data, and his drive to become more like the rest of the crew, and his struggle to comprehend his differences and how to overcome them. I felt as thought it were my own internal emotions being portrayed by an emotionless being on TV. I was enthralled by the idea that everyone is the same, everyone has the same opportunities and everyone has the potential to command a Starfleet vessel. Star Trek became the primary fuel for my daydreams and fantasies (the Holodeck concept helped there).

have never been much of a Gamer, but when I found out about Star Trek Online I knew it would become a very important part of my life. Finding Stonewall Fleet was such a coincidence that I almost didn't see the posting in the forums. Thankfully I did, and here I am. Happy.

Aww :D I absolutely love Data. He is one of my favorite characters from the show because of those reasons you point out so well. ^^ This game and this community is like no other, and I'm really grateful that you've been such a wonderful cheerleader as an Admiral for this fleet! Thank you for giving me the opportunity to grow in this community and being a positive influence on others. Boldly go, Izzy! *huge hugs* !
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Edited April 01 2014 by Eurrsk
Mike

DBeaSSt

Re: How to fly faster - Diplomatic Immunity

April 01 2014
As requested, here are the galaxy maps that I use when I do the mission. KDF is slightly different than Fed of course. :)
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Edited April 01 2014 by DBeaSSt
Ben

Gravity

Re: Maximizing Photon Torpedo Damage

April 01 2014
take a look at the dyson weapon set it has some nice setbonuses regarding photon damage also.
Isaac Burrough

MrIzzy

Re: How Has Star Trek Impacted You?

April 01 2014
Stark Trek, for me, is the embodiment of acceptance and equality.

I was introduced to Trek with TNG. I actually don't know when I started watching it, but it must have been season 2 or 3. I have since re-watched the entire series many times over along with all of the other series, except for the original (sorry Dave).

I identified with Data. As a young tween in the early 90's I was raised in a very Christian home. I knew at a young age that I was different, but didn't know what or why. I was very sheltered and didn't get much social interaction. We didn't even have cable TV until I was in High School. It actually wasn't until High School that my friends basically told me I was Gay...and it all fell in to place.

I saw the difference in Data, and his drive to become more like the rest of the crew, and his struggle to comprehend his differences and how to overcome them. I felt as thought it were my own internal emotions being portrayed by an emotionless being on TV. I was enthralled by the idea that everyone is the same, everyone has the same opportunities and everyone has the potential to command a Starfleet vessel. Star Trek became the primary fuel for my daydreams and fantasies (the Holodeck concept helped there).

I became so enamored with the show that I would actually stand in front of the TV with my finger over the IR sensor so my brother couldn't change the channel with the remote control when a new episode was on.

I have never been much of a Gamer, but when I found out about Star Trek Online I knew it would become a very important part of my life. Finding Stonewall Fleet was such a coincidence that I almost didn't see the posting in the forums. Thankfully I did, and here I am. Happy.
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Dan

danster411

Re: Maximizing Photon Torpedo Damage

April 01 2014
The Tactical Consoles from the Fleet Spire are the best for Photon Torpedos.

Console - Tactical - Vulnerability Locator Mk XII [+PhP]
+30 Photon Damage
+2% Critical Hit
(if I remember correctly)

They also work with the Gravametric Torpedo (Dyson Reputation)!

Check them out.
Lonnie Gleim

Suruk

Re: How Has Star Trek Impacted You?

April 01 2014
These are all very good stories. So I thought I would share my view of Star Trek and what it has meant to me through my life.

I was around 7 or 8 years old when I first saw Star Trek, it was the original series, and no we are not going into my age ;)

I grew up in an abusive family I was sexually abused by my Uncle and Cousin and physically and emotionally abused by my father. I grew up listening to You can't be my son or you will never amount to anything. After you hear this enough you begin to believe it. It affected my greatly because I no longer trusted anyone and was struggling hard in life with who or what I was. Words impact us profoundly and I don't think most people really understand how words hurt us more deeply then physical attacks. As a child I actually wished I would just die so it would all end.

In my world of hell I found one thing that gave me hope and a reason to endure the pain my life was full of. It was a show called Star Trek. I loved this show because it always left me with a feeling of happiness. Not because I loved Science Fiction or the thought of traveling in space seeing the stars. But how the world was in Star Trek. I saw it as a world that did not care who you were or what you were or even what color you were. It showed a world where diversity was a strength. I gave me hope that things can get better.

It gave me a guide in life to change myself and break the chain. The chain I speak of is violence. I was determined through my life that I would not be like my father or my Uncle and cousin. I would choose to seek out peaceful solutions to problems. Sure I was called a coward, a pussy a chicken and yes a faggot. I didn't care, I did not care if I was looked at as the odd person or different person.

Has the world become like the world of Star Trek? No, but it is changing slowly. I like to think it is getting better. It won't happen over-night or even in my lifetime. But I have hope in mankind, I like to look at hope as a first step for us all to take in the right direction. Call me weird if you like or a dreamer, but our future evolves from all of our dreams. Things change because of our dreams. Mountains are moved because of dreams and we travel to the stars now because of dreams. So what is wrong with dreaming of a world where your diversity is embraced as a strength?

So how has Star Trek affected me? It affected me with life, love and hope.
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Edited April 01 2014 by Suruk
Volkrov (Eurrsk) Ruk

Eurrsk

Re: How Has Star Trek Impacted You?

March 31 2014
Quote by Rasilek
While daily life can be a drag at times, it is important break away from the mundane. Share in your adventures with those you love and it tends to make life that much more awesome, for those experiences are timeless and transcend everyone, no matter who you are or where you come from. And challenges: They can be overcome together.

Twenty years later, the kid in me squee’s that I have my own starship. There are no limits. So boldly go.

Wow ;_;

*hug squeeze* The loss of a loved one is never easy, and I'm really glad you did found that comfort and hope through Trek. You're never alone. Those adventures and experiences are truly worth cherishing, and with the people you love. :)

Boldly go, Steve!
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Edited March 31 2014 by Eurrsk