+1 very nice.

Great work, and I'm sure it will help a lot of new players!

Noted.

Fixed. Thanks for the comments.

This is just the type of thing I was lookiong for when I started!

Awesome. You should post a link in the trial account section too.

updated 62nd entry, nice stuff

Thanks for the Sticky!

Some lore and fluff. Because we all need it. Robot description.

The light bot.

Vastly underestimated, the light bot has nothing to envy from the other robots in the arsenal. Readily available and easy to replace, it’s platform of choice for the rookie agent and the veteran pirate.

The light bot has outstanding spotting skills and stealth. In most combat situations it will see the enemy before being seen. This vastly underestimated edge coupled to the fact that it can outrun what it can’t destroy, gives the light bot pilot the luxury of choosing his battles.

When the odds turn against the light bot, thanks to its quad leg configuration and low centre of gravity, it is capable of fleeing through rough terrain, valleys and trenches which are not traversable for the bigger chassis.

In addition to the fact that there is no limit to number of light bots that an entity can field, this attack scout’s competence as a skirmisher make it an opponent to be feared.

Actually, I was planning on adding a suggestion box or something similar today, but failing that send them to me.

Certainly

BM'd for awesomesauce.

Speaking for myself - maybe; RL > Perp, and RL has been keeping me busy enough recently that I've hardly had any time to actually play, recent server issues aside.  But I would like to see word of Perp get out more, so if I can I will.

I loathe pretty much everything about Wikia and Wikipedia isn't the right place for this sort of information.  I don't believe that where it's hosted has any bearing on how much support we will or will not get from the community; the people that are willing to spend their extra time putting this sort of thing together are more interested in getting the information out there for people to see and use than what's on the back end.

I think having an independent site actually helps our cause in getting Perpetuum listed on Wikipedia, based on the other thread.  The more sites or reviews there are that promote game, the more likely it is that Wikipedia will "take it seriously."