[quote who="Orodum" reply="35" id="2414895"] Why Sins? because they flipped a coin, heads for Sins of a Solar Empire, tails for OMFGILLUMFTW! be thankful it was heads. lol[/quote] Well, and I know your joking, if it had been named OMFGILLUMFTW!, the game would certainly get a lot more attention. That is, if it were on store shelves. People would be like, "hey? what the heck?" buy it and find it's cool. However for online marketing, such a title woul
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As Dr Nicholas Rush, I calculate your mech suit will run out of power in the next femptosecond.
Banned, because my username doesn't end in an "n" but with an "m' standing for "mundi".
Granted, but you must by me the complete seasons before I give you one boxed set. Here, have season 1. I wish that more people liked Stargate Universe, as I think it is fairly cool so far.
In the DS9 episode Sacrifice Of Angels, the discussion of orbital bombardment versus occupation was discussed by Gul Dukat and Weyoun when it comes to endgame strategies of conquest.
Good Idea: Doing schoolwork before starting a 100 star 5 versus 5 game of Sins.
Then it ends and life on Earth is dead. What if you had your own spacecraft? What type would you choose, what are its capabilities, and what would you use it for?
Banned because your username ends in a "t".
Granted, but there will always be more hype to come no matter what. I wish I had a laser powerful enough to cause a star to go nova.
[quote who="DirtySanchezz" reply="29" id="2414676"] The Vasari still have 2 arms and 2 legs and a head where heads normally go; they're still rather anthropomorphic (human-like).[/quote] Practically all land dwelling creatures have such homologies. Other than primates, there's also bears in terms of having hands. Theropods had hands as well, and the Hadrosaurs also.
Firing all ballistae artilery at you, then having the hastati launch pilae, then the principes, then the triarii, then surrounding you and having my legions take turns hacking what is left with the gladii.
Bad Idea: never having anything to brag about.
Granted, no corruption. I actually worked that version of first shift when I was an order picker for Aerotek, though I had to negotiate based on my hours of availability before signing anything. I'm sure it would be equally less straining for school as it was for work. I wish I could find work soon and start saving up for my wedding.
Besides, in terms of alien-human sexual relations in Star Trek, all of the aliens with which that occurs are basically human. The vasari are not, though they are partially humanoid but not completely so like a Klingon, Vulcan, Orion slave girl, Romulan, or even Reman. The vasari are more bird like with legs and feet, Drac like with their occipital lobe, and their faces are near completely alien. Who knows if they are even carbon based let alone have similar DNA to humans (within hypothetic un
[quote who="TheRezonator" reply="26" id="2414366"] Quoting numerarius5988am, reply 25That's so terrible not to have that kind of imagination? yes, it is...[/quote] I don't see that.
Then I would go to Fort Knox, take the gold, marry my girlfriend, build a monolithic dome castle, open a chapter of Roman military re-enactment called a Legion, buy hundreds of acres of land and give jobs to the unemployed to farm it manually, start programs to allow people to study college courses for free and pass knowledge and skills tests rather than have all the fuss of actual college, and privately fund space industrialization and colonization. What if you could l
Banned for financing privateer ships by purchasing expectations.
After diplomacy happens causing a lessening of the wars between the factions, then perhaps what is chasing the Vasari will arrive, forcing the factions who are starting to be diplomatic into becoming allies. It may require the economy of the Trader Emergency Coalition to be the backbone for the war, the phase and nanotechnology of the Vasari to enhance the other two factions technologically, and the psionic abilities of the Advent to creep the hell out of the enemy.
I'd choose to be a poor married man with a kid. What if a triceratops were in your back yard?
[quote who="Volt_Cruelerz" reply="1" id="2286228"]Well, the problem here is the physics engine. Technically, if going in line with repulse, you should be accelerated. If against it, you should lose all your momentum, and if you were perpendicular to it, you would gain both velocities, thus making you go diagonally...[/quote] Wouldn't lose all your momentum, but certainly be accelerated opposite the direction of travel.
[quote who="AIAndy" reply="35" id="2412987"]I wish I could stop time to have lots of free time whenever I want.[/quote] Granted, but you still age and in one of the instances that you pause time, you find you can't unpause it. [quote who="Scoutdog" reply="30" id="2410499"]Granted. But you discover that they are actually rinning from a giant vacuum-breating Paris Hilton clone. (And isn't it Versari).[/quote] Nope, it's Vasari
Then industries would be slave based, nuclear weaponry would not be invented by the CSA but instead by either Germany or the USSR. What if everyone could be space tourists?
Bad Idea: having a profanity as your username.
Granted, neither you nor Veers have the ability to post pictures so he cannot recycle ones you post. I wish that I owned a soda fountain.
Banned for bannership.