John

phoenixfirexine422

Re:Final Fantasy XIV

December 28 2009
Probably still too much running around in FFXI lol didnt the choco breeding last like a month and you only got 30 charges of a chocobo? lol not sure i stopped playing after sea
PJ

Teknomage

Re:Final Fantasy XIV

December 27 2009
yeah i agree with you. not sure about chrono break though. i think a remake of chrono trigger would be better
Eric

chemkarate

Re:Final Fantasy XIV

December 27 2009
As a huge fan of Chrono Trigger (I also think its one of the best RPGs in history), I have a very complicated view of Chrono Cross While the battle system and music were fantastic, the characters were deplorably one-dimensional (probably because they had a billion of them) and they proceeded to destroy the story that started in Chrono Trigger. On top of that, they pretty much took nearly all of the original characters from Chrono Trigger and just beat them in front of you like an abusive father.

My fondest wish is that Square-Enix makes Chrono Break and they just retcon the ever-loving hell out of Chrono Cross.
PJ

Teknomage

Re:Final Fantasy XIV

December 27 2009
lol i know what you meant by it.. and i agree they dont know when to stop. When they play a game they make it last, there are sociological reasons why I think but I wont get into that. I loved tactics. Crono cross was meh. Crono Trigger is one of the best RPGs in history. Ever. lol
John

phoenixfirexine422

Re:Final Fantasy XIV

December 27 2009
"Japping it out"

Definition:

Crono Cross: you like lots of characters? We will give you 998739293793273 characters that can join your team and you will have to play our game 10 times just to get them all!!!!

Zone of Enders: you like explosions and robots? We will give you robots moving so fast you really dont see what you are doing and there will be so many flashing lights on the screen that you will probably get a seizure!!!!!

Final Fantasy Tactics: You like building diffrent jobs? We will give you 40 jobs and 10,000 skills and endless characters to build up that you can literally spend years on jobs alone!!!

All games i love i just don't think the japanese know the meaning of the word moderation, I guess it comes with being superior in creativity than other places in the world
PJ

Teknomage

Re:Final Fantasy XIV

December 27 2009
lol Garbage Shitadel.. I never heard that one before. Jap it out?! lol What a terrible thing to say.. though I totally understand what you mean. Lets hope its good.
John

phoenixfirexine422

Re:Final Fantasy XIV

December 27 2009
http://www.reallifecomics.com/archive/090605.html ...lol hilarious

I agree im curious about FFXIV, the story for XI was just amazing and endgame sky and sea were just epic, only drwback and what eventually made me quit was that everything took forever, a hour to get to where you wanna go, a hour to set up, then 2 hours fighiting one boss, everything in FFXi that you did , well you were in for the night lol. If they can fix that and make the game more soloable it could top wow, but alas the japanese just dont know when to stop, if they dont jap it out the game has potential :cheer:
Edited December 27 2009 by phoenixfirexine422
Jordan - INVAD3R J

INVAD3RJ

Re:Final Fantasy XIV

December 26 2009
I played 11 for a few years and sadly.....will never get those years back. But I did sign up for the XIV beta just out of pure curiosity. I have a feeling I'll be playing STO endlessly at launch. :P
Munkyspooker

munkyspooker

Re:Help Topic! If you have a forum error, post here!

December 26 2009
When trying to unsubscribe to a thread from the "forum" section of "My Profile," I get the following message:

Catchable fatal error: Object of class stdClass could not be converted to string in /home/themgcom/public_html/stonewallfleet.com/components/com_comprofiler/plugin/user/plug_cbsimpleboardtab/cb.simpleboardtab.model.php on line 189

-Tim
PJ

Teknomage

Re:Getting to know you.

December 25 2009
Well, i guess its my turn. Live in tampa, fl. I go to the univ of south florida studying biochemistry. i want to work in pharmacuetical labs making new drugs. I live with a roomate, my friend Tim (TampaFl here in the fleet). Been a sci fi and science geek for as long as i can remember, and I knew i was gay when i was 7. Been a gamer since I was 5 lol my father got me an atari. Painfully single lol Hm.. what else. I am a very open book and brutally honest so feel free to ask me anything here or in chat. Not really sure what else to say in here right now.. oh and yeah I had a crapy family too lol I think we all have that in common as well.
Jae

Dracoven

Re:Final Fantasy XIV

December 24 2009
I actually bought a new 360 so that I could play XIII when it drops
Jae

Dracoven

Re:Getting to know you.

December 24 2009
HaHa,
Going through some of the previous posts I realize that the late 70s early 80s was a very popular time for Josh's to be born. So I will start using a nickname that I have had since college and go by Jae. I was raised for the most part in California, but at the age of 12 my parents decided to move to Oklahoma so that my brother and I could know my mom's side of the family. I have been fortunate to have known and loved 6 sets of grandparents and great grandparents. Family is one of the most important things in my life and mine is incredible. I have friends who when they came out to their family they were either disowned or taken to counseling to be "fixed". My family welcomed me with open arms and most of them stated that they had known since I was 7. I once asked my ex what exactly it was that caused him to break up with me, and he stated that it was my family. The one thing he wanted more then anything else in life was a family such as mine, but when it was in his grasp he didn't think he could handle it. That has stuck with me. Many people state that they want something out of life, but when the Fates hand it to them they get scared and walk away from it. I make it a point to keep an open mind about wanting something and that it is truly what I do want. I can type for hours on things I like or dislike but that will just bore you to tears. So I will keep it on the shorter side and say that I love SciFi/Fantasy and haven't been this excited about a new MMO launch...Jan 12 can't get here quick enough!!!
Jesse

starseed

Re:Getting to know you.

December 24 2009
I am sorry to hear about that Joshua. That is so great to hear that you found your sister, and you are completely right when you say that it is your mother's family's loss in choosing to cut off contact.

My grandma has a somewhat similar story because she chose to join another religion instead of Protestantism. I think her family members were hardcore Orangemen. You cannot control whether or not other people choose to be consumed by hatred.
Joshua (Zepari)

Zepari

Re:Getting to know you.

December 24 2009
My Turn

Hi, I'm Joshua. I'm 30, born in Brasil but I grew up in the small tourist resort of Portrush in Northern Ireland. Went to a posh school but chose to do my senior year at a local college as I wanted to study psychology (and be Deanna Troi). Went on to study psychology at university in Edinburgh and then moved to New York for a year, before moving to England and staying there for 8 years. I recently moved back to Belfast in Northern Ireland for my job, and regretting it so far.

Loved Star Trek since about 1990 when I first saw TNG and wanted to be Miles O'Brien (before wanting to be Deanna Troi, lol). I got so into Star Trek that at one stage every present I got was Star Trek related. I was like one of those dads whose kids buy him nothing but golfing tees. I've always been into computer games and am just old enough to remember having to wait for the cassette to load before being able to play on my old ZX81. The only MMO I've really played much before was Pirate Galaxy, but loved the group dynamic and am now even more excited to find a LGBT group to play STO with.

Grew up during the troubles in Northern Ireland but I wasn't really aware of it even though my parents divorced and my Mum got remarried to a man of the opposite religion when I was 5. It wasn't until I was 10 that I got a glimpse of all that. I found out one day that my big brother wasn't my Mum's first child, and that my Stepdad and my Mum had had a baby girl in 1969. But because of how things were back then in Ireland, the baby was taken away. When I was 10 I was told about my sister and that my parents had been trying to find her for 5 years so they had contacted a national TV show as they did personal appeals for lost relatives. We went on the show hoping my sis was watching, but it turned out they had already found her and she was waiting for us. We've been very close ever since, but my Mum's family were not happy that we had exposed their dirty little secret and we never saw them again. Thats their loss though and it did teach me not to tolerate intolerant people.

Taking a break from relationships at the moment as the last one ended badly, so STO came along at the right time to keep me occupied for the forseeable future.
PJ

Teknomage

Re:Final Fantasy XIV

December 24 2009
chemkarate wrote:
I played Final Fantasy XI, but wasn't all that impressed with it. I remember that after getting to lvl 11 or so, it became a royal pain in the ass to assemble the kind of group necessary to play it. I played way back when it launched though, and I've been told they've drastically retooled it since then.

I'll keep an eye on XIV, but I'm way more stoked about XIII's impending release.


Oh yes, I understand all too well.. two words: Valkurm Dunes.. lol
Eric

chemkarate

Re:Final Fantasy XIV

December 23 2009
I played Final Fantasy XI, but wasn't all that impressed with it. I remember that after getting to lvl 11 or so, it became a royal pain in the ass to assemble the kind of group necessary to play it. I played way back when it launched though, and I've been told they've drastically retooled it since then.

I'll keep an eye on XIV, but I'm way more stoked about XIII's impending release.
Bernie Burger

STXBernprint

Re:Hello from the STX!

December 22 2009
Hello to the Stonewall Fleet. I have come onto your ventrillo a few times now and had a great time. I have spoken with Fleet Admiral Wagner and he would like to pursue a MPP with your fleet. We have similar interests in playing the STO game together. I know it is the holidays right now but if you have time I would like to speak to someone about this. I would like to know if there is a logo that we can get to put on our diplomacy page that is 88x31 that we could add instead of just a link. We have had some trouble getting our link on our forums to work with Internet Explorer so here is the direct links to our site and forums.

Main site LINK HERE
Forums LINK HERE

Hope to see ya over there. I have also created a sub forums for members to post in just let me know who needs access to it.
Edited December 22 2009 by STXBernprint
PJ

Teknomage

Re:Final Fantasy XIV

December 22 2009
OMG yes! I LOVE FF ever since I was a kid, its what got me into RPGs. The moment I heard about and saw FF14 I flipped. I signed up for beta last night. :D
Munkyspooker

munkyspooker

Re:Final Fantasy XIV

December 22 2009
FFXI was my first MMO. I played it for 5 years. While I enjoyed the social aspect (and had made many close friends), I didn't get the fullest experience out of the game. End game was too spotty, soloing was poor (and I'm all about soloing), and the game altogether seemed more geared for groups than anything else.

I saw FFXIV was coming out, and am following the main page of it, but I'm not going to apply to the closed beta, and I doubt I'll play it when it comes out. My love is for STO, as I'm more of a 'Trek geek than I am a Final Fantasy geek.

-Tim
Ryan Shrader

IsilRahsen

Re:Hello from the Omicron Fleet

December 20 2009
Thank you for your swift response. We look forward to hearing from you.

Isil Rahsen
Diplomatic Liaison
Omicron Fleet