Harakiri Tiger

One of the rare vatrings.

Extract the file to your desktop, then place the file in your My Documents -> EVE -> Overview folder. You may have to create the Overview folder.
 
You will then need to go to your overview in-game and Import Overview Settings. Afterwards you need to go to Open Overview Settings and go to the Overview Tabs tab. Name the five tabs Default, PvP, Drones, Mining, and Wreckage. Then make sure the Overview Profile matches up with the tab name (Standard profile goes with Default tab) and make the Bracket Profile say Show All Brackets for all the tabs. Then hit Apply at the bottom of the Overview Settings page.
 
You should now have five different tabs set up that let you quickly switch between different types of information. You can edit the tabs from there as you see fit.
 
Enjoy!

These are my placement matches for the August 2010 season. All of my opponents were Bronze League and I lost my matches to all of them. They beat me up. It's surprising how skillful they are at the lowest of Leagues. Especially considering the skill of the average Gold League player at this time. Maybe in a years time, or maybe two, the Leagues will truly shine their own unique little light.
 
I attempted a number of strategies that work in Diamond League, but was ultimately unable to handle the pressure that my opponents applied on me and cracked. At that point, I knew it was game over so I GG'd and left. You'll notice that many of my opponents were rather good mannered. It seems like I'll have to rework my strategies as they may be too advanced for the current metagame.
 
Anyway, I'll be uploading all of my games as replay packs every month. I will upload replay packs of me playing Ladder and replay packs of ACU player matches. If you play a game with me spectating, expect it to eventually get uploaded. This'll be like a running history of our skill level over the next 40-70 years (or until SC3/death).

These are all of the matches that were played between ACU members with me spectating during August 2010. The replays are numbered using an overarching method that does not reset each month. This is mostly to keep track of how many games two people have played against each other.
 
This is replay pack #2 of 2.
 
Enjoy!

These are all of the matches that were played between ACU members with me spectating during August 2010. The replays are numbered using an overarching method that does not reset each month. This is mostly to keep track of how many games two people have played against each other.
 
This is replay pack #1 of 2.
 
Enjoy!

Armored Core: Silent Line Portable (Japanese Version) - 100% Perfect Completion
 
Pilot Name: Niji Tenshiken
 
This is a save file for the PSP version of Armored Core: Silent Line. All settings have been reverted to their default values. All AC's have been reverted to the basic starter AC. All paint data on AC's and weapons has been cleared. All parts and features are unlocked.
 
This data will overwrite the 5th save slot in your AC:SLp data. Please be sure you have no important AC data saved to that slot.
 
To use the save file you need to unzip the file you download from here, connect your PSP with a USB cable to your PC and enter USB Mode, and then paste the unzipped folder into your PSP's saved games directory. You can typically get to your PSP's saved games directory by going to: My Computer -> [PSP's Memory Card / Removable Disk] -> PSP -> SAVEDATA
 
Enjoy!

Armored Core 3 Portable (Japanese Version) - 100% Perfect Completion
 
Pilot Name: Niji Tenshiken
 
This is a save file for the PSP version of Armored Core 3. All settings have been reverted to their default values. All AC's have been reverted to the basic starter AC. All paint data on AC's and weapons has been cleared. All parts and features are unlocked.
 
This data will overwrite the 5th save slot in your AC3p data. Please be sure you have no important AC data saved to that slot.
 
To use the save file you need to unzip the file you download from here, connect your PSP with a USB cable to your PC and enter USB Mode, and then paste the unzipped folder into your PSP's saved games directory. You can typically get to your PSP's saved games directory by going to: My Computer -> [PSP's Memory Card / Removable Disk] -> PSP -> SAVEDATA
 
Enjoy!