AION Meeting ~ TODAY 7/12 @ 9:30PM EST

Shit i missed it... hell i dont even have yalls vent info... Back in my day *old man voice* yall were on teamspeak.

Mind PMing me vent info?

Thanks

 

I'll give this game a shot..hopefully I'm remembered from back in the AoC days.. ;]

 

I remember the good 'ol Teamspeak days... where everyone sounded like a robot xD

 

Shit..I missed it, but it really doesn't matter to me which race you guys choose. I just want to kill people.

 

What about Roger Wilco. I think that came out before TS.

 

any who there a AION section in the XoO forums at the bottom of the website, if anyone have any questions plz ask there or PM me and ill try to get you questions answered asap

 

Battlecom was the first I can remember, from about 1999-2000.

 

Me?

I'm an oldie from the planetside days...

I dont remember how long ago that was lol.

ill pm dash.

 

I would need my vent authorized I guess. I can't access the vent.

Any ways , so I will roll Asmodian then for this CB #4?

 

As of now XoO leaning to Elyos

 

Appreciate it. So I'll make it tomorrow. I also told my cousin to join in the game, but he probably wont with the clan? Not sure.

 

elyos.. dont say that..

asmodians are purple+vanu were purple+prince= game...blouses...

 

asmodians = over played

 

Haha yeh then when we swapped to Vent we was like "Who the feck is that!?"

 

I don't think we ever used RW in XoO. Never have used it myself either... I started PC games late...

 

I remember using roger wilco. I just don't remember what for... probably for something obscene.

 

If my mind serves me correctly 'Roger Wilco' is an old radio term that means message 'received' and 'will compile'. From what little military radio operator training I have received, using both together is considered redundant. 'Roger' meaning having 'received' the message, and 'Wilco' that means 'will compile' with the message. So we were always told to either say one or the other, not both. Also, only a command officer of a unit can reply 'Wilco', as no one else within a military command is able to say whether or not the order will be complied with.

Additionally, 'Roger' was part of the old phonetic alphabet (able, baker, charlie...) and was used for the letter 'R'. Thus rather than saying 'message received', one just said 'Roger'. 'Romeo' is the new designation for 'R' (alpha, bravo, charlie...). However, 'Roger' or 'Roger that' seems to be an old hangover that just never went away after the change over.

Sorry, just thought I would throw that out there [shrugs].