Planetside is one of those games that you really need to play for a while before you can do much.

Understanding the layouts of the Bases and other objectives give you a way better idea of where enemies are coming from, and being aware of your surroundings is necessary to not get insta-killed.

If you play as a medic you can get lots of easy XP by healing and ressurecting allies, The engineer hands out spare ammo and can repair vehicles and MAX units, all of which give XP. He also has a sweet stationary turret.

Another good cert grab is getting the AMS addon for the Sunderer vehicle, allowing your Sunderer to act as a mobile spawn point and weapons terminal. Everytime someone spawns from your Sunderer you get XP!

Pictures from a magazine. Diagrams and charts, mending broken hearts and making WEIRD SCIENCE!

I'll just stick with my stillsuit thank you very much.

Until the iYacht 2 comes out next year...

Darmok and Jilad, at Tenagra

The only feature I really want in Borderlands 2 is the ability to abandon quests from your log. I hope they fixed that!

I love the smell of toasted zergling in the morning.

Almost all the comments I see on the internet are narcissistic and/or angry.

The use of the period doesn't really surprise me, the biggest internet wankers absolutely relish in using perfect grammar, probably because it makes them feel superior to everybody else.

Gotta love getting insta-railed in DM1 from the top where the 'nade launcher is and from the ledge where the hyperblaster spawns.

The cheaters were few and far between from my experience - although it only takes 1 to ruin a game. Once knowledge of botting got out, however, lots of really good players would get accused of cheating and sometimes booted from public servers. Sore losers and poor sportsmanship ruined online gaming for me, even more so than flagrant cheating.

Where do you think "YMMV" came from? :P

Here in Canada the 'toxic emissions' are listed on the side of the pack. The different brands of course vary in how much tar, nicotine formaldehyde, hydrogen cyanide etc. they contain. It's all nasty stuff, but I still love the damn things.

But the only people allowed to pull a fast one on us Canadians are our politicians and our telecom companies.

I think seeing a slightly larger, brighter moon will be nifty. "Extreme supermoon" may be selling it a bit much, but I'm looking forward to having a look tonight.