Mighty Mongoose

Mighty Mongoose

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Do you mean the quality or the style? Quality, the style is ok, the textures could be more cartoony, currently they look very boxy and to be frank rather low res, I could do better in an afternoon (chest swells with pride).

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Are you saying you could build a fleet of them, charge them up and send them to the front lines? I like that idea.

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Just random ramblings Its nice to ramble once in a while isn't it? I sometimes think it's one guy who has many different names and goes on all forums because they seem to have the same background. That's probably true. Now, a few things about that. Stardock isn't a store. If

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If it cost the equivalent of 5 caps I would want it to have a serious redeeming feature, like a gauss cannon or two or Raze planet feature. Otherwise its just a flying bomb magnet. I think it should be slightly cheaper, worth maybe 1 and a half cap ships, it should also have its own fighter complement and maybe a special phase drive/cloaking device/invincible shield to get it out of tough spots (these abilities should be of course used within reason).

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I love the idea, but like Spartan, I would like to see some big unwieldy logistics to go with this thing. Maybe hold it in orbit over a planet for x amount of minutes until its fully stocked with supplies, that allows it to build x amount of frigates before reloading. And if the ship is laden with AA turrets, what about AC cannons, should it be able to hold its own against a capital ship, or should give it our own capship escort?

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I know we got planets like Saturn with the tilted rings Actually (dons astronomer hat) Saturns rings are rather flat, Uranus is the one with tilted rings, and that is only because the planet itself is skewiff, seeing as the ring system still more or less follows the equator. There have been several discovered exosolar planets that don't orbit on a regular plane (ie around their stars gravitational equilibrium (equator)). Thats how we separate th

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This thread has turned into the biggest train wreck on the forums; talk about a going off track and derailing... Oh yeah? Have you seen this thread? Yes, well moving on...UKPM Tony Blair announced his resignation this week after 10 years in office. Can you imagine Bush in office after 10 years? It would make the damage Blair has done to Britain's world relations

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Kryo shares his birthday with: Cate Blanchett (38) and George Lucas (63) SkyLab was also launched on this day. Happy Birthday Kryo, and many more!

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[ Grant millions is smaller than billion but at this rate we will run out of funds for 2 space probes/programs anything each decades or so. Well all I can say is any government that cuts back on its space exploration like this is...for lack of a better word, dumb. One problem with having an IASA is mainly that if 2 or more nations on earth goes to war with each other IASA will be literally drowning with them.

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4.5 billion dollars I think for NASA that's small change compared the life expectancy of the telescope. I stand by my opinion that, especially now, all spaceflight, manned and unmanned should be a joint venture between all space agencies. And not just in components etc, we should definitely have an IASA.

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"that has to ally to survive" Actually "ally" can be used as a verb (a doing word (to ally yourself with someone)) so basically what Emp was saying is that the civilization must ally [itself] with something else. However reading doES and in TGE's own statement(s) he SAYS he doES'T care to read. In other wordS, if I had hope I would just BE DISAPPOINTED, JUDGING BY your statemen

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