Thanks To Martind Forlon

np ged67, I attached your favorite ship as .png file so you can use it with any background.

phew* - fortunately still in the game

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YEA , Im still in, im a stubborn BASTARD

Heh, I know that well (flying a Basilisk for ~1.5 years).

btw a nice topic of this thread and i want to continue: thx Martin for lots of advices, helps and of course: for lots of fun

(there are other people worth for this kind of gratefulness, but no threads atm )

I second that idea and I'm thanking Forlon for being a helpful man who's fun to talk with

i use the thank button frequently

ROFL .. thx guys

Hiho Forlon Sir... hehehe... no need for you to ROFL if your floor is dirty... hehehehe

Yeah... i want to thanks you too bro... for the infos and advices

Perhaps, 1 day, i will have a thread like this too... hihihi

Thanks to Martind for too many reasons to list! \o/

Tnx to Forlon for all help, nice RP with him, fun in events and alien missions.
btw there has more peoples to thanks like my folks from (IOC)clan, Ajay, [CFPD]Night-Hunter, |LC|Soul.Eater, |DP|Denne, TheLostOne.

Yes,You do go above and beyond with help.Glad to have met you in CF Happy to battle against the evil hoard of pirates (no offence to any pirates out there)We face every day.Your friend and "Yours To Command" ,Bandit

You know, I also can post a thank you to The Admiral. No other pilot has been more patient with my training and outbursts. He has spent countless hours training me and teaching me how to chase and run. Where to go and how to get there. Even out of game things. How to post on the forums and editing and adding colors/quotes and many other things. He showed me the Foxit PDF reader and Imgur. Literally everything about Freelancer and the Crossfire mod was my first real game on PC. I played a lot of League of Legends but this game is on a whole different level and requires some knowledge about PC's and how to use them.

Also...before I met Bandit, I did not keep an accurate log. Him and Shadowdragon inspired me to use an old school pen and paper.

Before my log a pilot helped me. My first ship was named Sanders. I asked a pilot for help with a trade. I asked if they required payment for helping me. They said there was no need and asked how many credits I had. I was down to well below 5 million. They asked me to check my bank and BOOM, I had 500 million! That pilot, I later learned, was Spock. I would like to give a shout out to him also. He started my CF game off in a great direction. The credits he gave me led to Shadowdragon and I exploring most of the Sirius system and buying whatever we wanted.

I later made 800 million in one day. Spock, if you read this, I can pay you back at any time for your generous donation to my CF career.

I'd like to add my thanks as well.

I've only recently started with Crossfire, and I've already received a great deal of very generous (and very quick!) help from Martind.

I've never been very interested in multiplayer games, partly because of my time zone, and partly because of my limited available time, and partly because of my very limited piloting skills (not helped by slowing reflexes, probably...I'm not 18 anymore, not even very close), and partly because of annoying people I've met online over the years.

My original intention in installing Crossfire 1.9 was to be able to extend and improve the Freelance story in SP, and I wasn't terribly enthusiastic about MP.

However, the help from Martind especially, and from others as well, has changed my outlook. As I've been doing a lot of searching and reading through the forum, I get the impression that this is a very supportive and helpful group, and I'm rapidly gaining enthusiasm for giving MP a try.

Once I polish up my skills and finish a playthrough of the campaign in SP, don't be surprised to see me in MP...probably getting killed a lot, but probably having fun, too.

Martind, i want to tank you for the help that you give me every day to can i become something better, for the fun that i have flying with you (no matter if we hunt aliens, pirates or just flying around without destination), for the events that are more good and fun when you join them, for the great work that you do for the community, for the site and for the coming Crossfire 2.0 and for the fact that you are one great person and for me is honor to call you my friend.
Thank you Martind Forlon.