XIVMVIX

XIVMVIX

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Banned for being ridden hard and put away wet. That's no way to treat even a work horse; see if it will do any plowing for you in the future, now.

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Banned for believing in, "money making potential". It's always either a Ponzi Scheme, or a Pyramid Scheme. Either way, you're about to get F'ed well baby. Just stick it up in the air; relax, let's take our time and use plenty of lube, and let me play with the sister down south(?), please. Ohhh yeah, baby. What's this?! All these over shore bank accounts? I have no idea where these came from, or who opened them(?!), Mr Prosecuti

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I might be in the minority here, but I've actually been anticipating the release of the campaign. I want to see how the story develops. I want to see how Terrans from a pocket universe (where time passes at a different rate [I assume]), have built up an enormous armada with plans to liberate the universe from the crack of the Drengin whip. I guess I'm weird like that. I'm also a fan of being able to play Hotseat as well, but I digress...

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Banned for enjoying my Jujubes, but not sharing them with others. Sharing is caring. Your selfishness with my package has undoubtedly left others envious. It was a big package, there was enough Jujubes for all-- er, at least more than one.

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Banned for being caught ankle deep attempting to ford the River Styx. Had you no coin to pay the toll for the ferry? Now you shall be forever bound, unable to cross over to the Underworld and unable to return to this one.

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Banned for jesting with an inferior fool of the opposing-guest-monarch's court... One simply does not behave like any common buffoon to entertain the lords and especially the ladies.

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Banned for not playing ball and taking a fall. Some of us had serious money and you going down in the eighth round after the first little nothing jab. Instead you came out swinging left your opponent all bloody and whimpering on the ropes.

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Banned for showing selfish concern for the state of his missus' knickers. I'm sure she'll have the stains out by the time you ask to borrow them this weekend. [e digicons]:blush:[/e]

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Banned for spreading socialistic ideals. There is no such thing as a free lunch. That fund was supplied by nothing short of legalized theft of others hard earned income.

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Banned for acknowledging but not praising my stick and its enormous knob on top; the ball bearings were outraged. Furthermore I learned in a beat up '58 F100, thank you very much.

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Banned permanently, for everyone with the exception of starkers and those of like mind whom grasped a 400+ year old play reference. Leave my numerals out of this, lol. [video]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tY1ezMyRV9w[/video]

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The Terran core ship Battle Hammer 5, is identical to another ship in the Terran core designs (I can't recall the name of the other ship at the moment. Will update when I get home and can load the save of my current game). Other than name and aesthetic design, the ships are identical in all respects: speed, weapons, defense, HP, maintenance, range, sensor radius, etc., all identical.

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Playing as the Terran Alliance, I used my initial survey ship to attack some pirates over salvage rights to a ship graveyard. My survey ship sustained some damage in the battle, so I sent it to the nearest planet to hasten repairs. After checking on its progress a few turns latter, I could not find the ship in orbit around the planet. Though the icon showing the planet was being guarded was present, and I the ship still showed as existing in my tab showing the my list of ships game wide.

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I believe, it is so that those with infinite time and no lives, will benefit from a feature I could train a chimp to perform in less than a day. Micromanagement is good... So long as there are alternate intelligent choices that can be made. When the choices are die or alert the boss: I fail to to see the purpose of micromanaging go from A to B. Why can't it be: go from A to B, but don't be retarded(?)

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I believe, it is so that those with infinite time and no lives, will benefit from a feature I could train a chimp to perform in less than a day. Micromanagement is good... So long as there are alternate intelligent choices that can be made. When the choices are die or alert the boss: I fail to to see the purpose of micromanaging go from A to B. Why can't it be: go from A to B, but don't be reta

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I believe, it is so that those with infinite time and no lives, will benefit from a feature I could train a chimp to perform in less than a day. Micromanagement is good... So long as there are alternate intelligent choices that can be made. When the choices are die or alert the boss: I fail to to see the purpose of micromanaging go from A to B. Why can't it be: go from A to B, but</s

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[quote who="XIVMVIX" reply="28" id="3544046"] Quoting JorgenCAB, reply 25 I really can't understand how one can defend that is is fun to micromanage all your ships when a single easy feature would make thing just simpler and not by any stretch easier game play wise. The only time it will make the game easier is i

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[quote who="JorgenCAB" reply="25" id="3544016"] I really can't understand how one can defend that is is fun to micromanage all your ships when a single easy feature would make thing just simpler and not by any stretch easier game play wise. The only time it will make the game easier is if you actually use the "auto explore" or move colonizers in dangerous areas unattended. Something you should never do. The auto explore function is very dangerous to use as it stands when explor

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