I've dabbled in the FF world years ago and several have suggested the newest one. I thibk I just might give that a shot. I don't mind some fetch / grinding quests as long g as it's not the entire focus. Part of why aion lost a bit of luster for me... got pretty grindy especially near end game when you're gearing up for pvp
New MMORPG
Been feeling the itch to get into an mmorpg. Hard to tell if there's any good ones out. Seems some in the works but what is good this currently available?
My context: was huge into EQ2 for a long while. Loved Rift. Played AION. Didn't really get into WOW but played it a tiny bit.
I like crafting and love the idea of building my house and world. One if the things I loved most about rift was building my dimension. I had HOOOOUUURRRS into it with some very cool stuff.
Anyway... what if anything is anyone playing. It feels like that genre is currently in a drought.
50 cent. He was at a charity function I attended for work. I buckled and joined the people asking for pictures. He was ridiculously nice, absolutely JACKED and smelled incredible.
Slightly different genre I also met Amy Grant at a different charity event for work. Also very nice, slightly less jacked and no discernable smell to speak of.
I Literally just found these!! Game changers!!! I have to be in corporate business wear and these work great and soooo much cooler in the 100 degree heat.
Same to almost all of this. My 20v dewalt line has heald up quite well with some pretty heavy usage.
Air tools have been Bostich or porter cable though truth be told I've had issue with porter cable. My new framing gun is an off brand Fram Amazon. It was on Hella sale and I needed one quick. It replaced a porter cable and has surprisingly held up really well so far.
I also have a light line but unlike yours I'm in the Makita 12v camp. Have a of their lighter smaller 12v tools and love them. Truthfully I'd be tempted to go all Makita if I wasn't so heavily invested in dewalt but I don't really have any dewalt complaints.
Yeah... I get the initiative and don't hate the idea. The problem is technology isn't there yet. At least not at reliable and cheap enough levels.