Piece of My Mind

What? A free-to-play First Person Shooting online game. You are free to download and play it without paying any money, but the free weapon in this game is horrible. The starting weapon is M16 which is low damage and high recoil. Or maybe i just suck in any FPS games. You can download this game at http://www.suddenattack.com and you have to register your account at Asiasoft before be able to play this game. Gampelay: It play almost like counter strike, but sad to say that counter strike has better map and weapon than this game. :P Game start, kill people, bomb the site, win,repeat 1000X. The game has the online store. In this store , you can buy a better weapons, skin and some other useless things. The game has ranking system, so you can brag to your friends. :D The lag is quite ok, not i try to say it's smooth, but the lag is acceptable. :D Heh, it is free. So why bother too much if you dont pay for the game. To be honest, i quite enjoy this game. Every kill makes you quite proud

No money in hand. Too lazy to grind for ISK. I think i will takes a break from EVE. Funny thing is i still have 2 and a half month of subscription. Maybe i log in , just to change my skill training. From last week, i am playing more on Battlefield 2142 (stupid chaotic game) and Warhammer Online. Warhammer Online is quite cool MMORP because you can join any  PVE  group easily and PVP anytime (inside RvR area which is so huge and wide). But i only play it with trial account and still dont decide to pay for Warhammer subcription. I want to try other MMORPG first. :D

Last week, i manage to get 2 kill in my crow. 1 Myrmidon, 1 Devouter. High tanking ships, but my role is not to break their tank, i just make sure they dont warp away from the battlefield. Flying the crow while scrambling is not easy because i keep out of range while orbiting. My usual orbit is 18km, not too close to get webbed or not too far from scrambling  range. Maybe i need to fly taranis, a close combat interceptor, so i can get inside web range without thinking about the range.