Subject: Don't let depression get you down

From: Depression helper <[email-masked]>
Date: Mon, 16 Feb 2015 18:08:38 -0800

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my wife has a nda Shadow 750. While I've been riding for quite some time and am itching for a bigger bike, I live in a city and love the extra mobility and agility that the smaller bikes give me in city traffic.
Why itch for a bigger bike? Why not bob the gift you already have? I also have an 800cc Vulcan and if you have ever seen the bas witut the rear fender and oversized oem seat you might fall in love..
I suld've said that I'm itching for a bigger bike in addition to the one I have. ;)

I love my Vulcan 800, especially since I picked up a Mustang solo seat for it. I haven't pulled the rear fender off yet, I think I'll take a look when I start to get her ready for Spring. I just saw a few pics on a Google Images search... I think I might dig this. Thanks

The only time I really crave a bigger bike is on long trips at Interstate speeds.
My first bike was a Gz 250.  It was great for about two weeks,  then I 
finally went to the theater ready to love it. 

It was fine, but not amazing. Much better for kids than most of the dreck that gets tossed to them, but no where near the golden era of Pixar level, or even recent Disney releases. 
i kept hearing it be bigged up more and more, and my friends kept telling me w awesome it was. And then i watched 
and just decided to take his frustrations out on random people. But because he was willing to pull this  with me when I have a little kid with me, I tught its worth a mention here. 

Thanks for reading. 
There was a very similar individual described in a thread here sometime last year -- as I recall, a bicyclist posted about some nutcase in a pickup truck very nearly running them over, and I seem to recall someone else commenting that they had also had a run-in with the same person. Sounds like he's still doing the same stuff, which is pretty disturbing. 

Thanks for the link. I 
has a very quick reload (2.0 seconds for long reload), very controllable and has varieties of attachments to suit your needs. CQC works, but it's not amazing, hip fire is going to save you.

the af-19 mercenary doesn't work for me at medium/long ranges.

improve on your aim / burst control. focus on headstting. use a foregrip. maybe lower your sensitivities. use a scope that you can control (3.4x / 4x doesn't work for everyone).
Why is A2A combat basically Noseguns and VTOL?

Wouldn't it be funner to nerf VTOL agility and make dogfights more fast paced? At the moment its VTOL mode for A2A and A2G. 

ESF's are more like attack cppers than fighters.
Planetside 2's flight mechanics facilitate a unique combat style that players simply can't find anywhere else.

The ability to ver, strafe, afterburn backwards/in all directions, ascend and descend with thrust, pull 'impossible' spins and loops - having that full 3D/six degrees of dom airspace to utilise, basically - allied to the relatively long TTK (compared with infantry) of noseguns can make nosegun fights some of the most enjoyable and exciting moments of the game. 

Hence why many pilots detest lock-ons and Coyotes.

There's plenty of