Draakjacht

Draakjacht

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"Sir, we're getting an encrypted message from Paragon Xenon. He's requesting we take on sensitive cargo," the lieutenant says from the communications station. Alexander looks over, "Any more details than that?" "No, sir, but he is sending us a full chart to the Eras system, including a phase path to Proxima Eras. Sir, he's just given us a back door out of this place." Alexander's eyes dart about as his lips move gently but without sound. He recollects himself, "Alright

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Well, of course when people play online like that it's just going to get boring. Against teh AI you get a little more variation, but you still have to watch for experimentals. I just overbuild on units I know can take them to compensate. It sucks, but it's what they did. The scenario makes it a little better cause experimentals are not available for a long time and objectives keep you from being so narrow-minded. Hopefully the next is a little better about it, but I doubt it. Maybe th

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The Experimentals in SC2 are hit and miss. They have the Cybran dragon which is a kill em all beast, but they also have the drop cannon, which is just a really convenient transport and factory. So I think it's more a matter of controlling yourself. Having played the scenarios, I've learned to do without experimentals, but defend against tehm quite successfully. Like all games, you have to limit yourself to increase the challenge. But yes, TA set teh bar for real physics RTS. SC wouldn

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I have Vista 64 and let me warn you, even with Vista you have compatibility issues. It's not that it's Windows, it's just that the two bit systems just can't coexist. Yeah, you can get some of the higher end stuff to work, but that's why it was higher end back then. I find that simple programs (like label printing apps and other office type programs) suffer insanely. Even some 'lesser games' don't work. Total Annihilation will load on 64, BUT it's very simply coded expansion (Core Contingency

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good point. Unless you test it out using the same alcoholic mixture with CO2 added, it's not totally reliable. For example, I've found that my girlfriend gets about the same hit from white wine as she does from champagne, although one has CO2 and the other not. On the other hand, she can drink far more vodka (straight) than she can wine. My observations suggest that whenever sugar is added to the alcohol, the sugars stimulate absorption and the alcohol just hitches a ride. I've mixed varying

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"We were expecting you to take the planet so that you could use it to resupply," the voice of Lord Ryat's subject comes over the comm. Alexander shakes his head, "I understand, but given the surface damage done and my lack of an Akkan, I doubt it would do much good. We're just getting the first set of hangars operational as it is, and that alone pulls a lot of resources from helping the people below." "Understood," the captain replies. "My men can assist wherever it is you nee

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I understand the idea of taxing junk food, but not essentials, and I guess the split is largely considered to be ingredients like sugar, but don't we have better things to do? In America, they're looking to do two things: 1) Bypass the 2nd amendment and ban guns 2)Tax food Both will get you shot. So my thought is 'good idea to leave it alone?'

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