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I finally accelerated enough to be able to see myself on the roster without scrolling down on the list -- #15!

Where does reputation come in to play here? Does it just take off so many seconds (10*reputation?) per point?

I have a Firefox addon called "ReloadEvery." I have it reload the site every 10 minutes when I'm not around. I also run it to reload every second when I have a lot of CR and want to do the same thing a few times in a row.

Today marks the day that I depleted my cups of Double Doubles. I have one cup remaining. I ended up using about 850 cups just today, but it helped me move up the three ranks, getting the daily challenge (and in turn, the AtD challenge).

It only really gets CR expensive, because I would think that a lot of players would spend the 5000 Milpoints on Timmies to acquire the +185 CR bonus that comes with it. That being said, I don't spend a full days worth of Combat Readiness on Timmies missions. If I'm itching close to a level that...

I like to follow a general schedule in which I spend about 30 minutes per night once the new challenges open up. Since my initiative is so low, I don't need to worry about it taking 23 hours or whatever. Basically a half hour a day works out fine.

I'd say that you should save up for another 1000 MilPoints, and then buy 5000 Timmies. Purchase the medal incentives for the Total Equipment Owned to get a huge CR boost. Keep your browser open with AO on it during the day so the total time played will accumulate (you may need to refresh it...

Yeah, that's true. I'm still regretting using my Merit Points for initiative. 17 initiative is better used elsewhere. I've never seen a 5 when trying to lock down an area, though, so it must be really rare. Mike: does the code look something like this for AOR?

I didn't say SA helped, but instead that if SA was implemented to make the upper limit higher, then it would be a cool addition.

Ghundy Ghar took me probably around 330CR, which is great because that's an average of -3 per click. Fortunately, I still haven't purchased the incentives for Combat Readiness Spent, so I still have those to use if necessary. I'm not sure what the formula is, but it might generate a random...

You mean CR, right? Not MP? In any event, that sucks. I'm still managing to lock down a location with about 300CR. I'll see how that turns out for Gumbad.

I was thinking about this today after looking at the Milnet calender. Is "winning" really an appropriate term for medals like the VC, Sacrifice Medal, etc? It makes it look more like a contest or a game than an honour. Winning is commonly conceived as a good thing -- something to aim for -- but...

Ah, alright. Didn't notice the next page thing. Looking at his purchased medal incentives, he hasn't bought any CR Missed incentives. That part may be in error.

I don't think it rewarded him the 1017 MPs four times, though. His MilPoints balance is sitting at about 1400. He would need to have at least 4000 MPs.

Could you add a "Locations Locked Down" row to the PER? Thanks.

I would say that the officers should be able to do what their Cadets are doing, so if the officer is a Plt Comd for an Adventure or Sports & Fitness course, then he/she should be able to meet and exceed the standard set for the Cadets. Now, on the other hand, if the officer is an AdmO or a Plt...

Well, I guess that is supposed to mean you're going to be successful for the next 95 times.

I'm trying to get myself the 50,000MPs medal. It's kind of far off, though. Hopefully the daily challenges will help me get up to 30k MPs.

Yeah, I took a look at this over the summer. It seems as if they made the running standards a little more challenging than before. Otherwise, the tests are pretty simple.

Oh don't worry. I'm one of those nice programming types -- I have the ability to do harmful things, but I don't. I've had stuff like that happen to my websites and whatnot before, so I've learned the hard way that it's just not a nice thing to do.