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Took me a while to figure out my password. Haven't used it in the better part of a decade. I'm several years out on this as well. Wouldn't have seen it, but it got bumped to the recent threads list on the main page as I was taking a look and the title caught my eye. This is unfortunate...

If you blow people of any given faction up their friends, suprisingly, don't like you. If you blow up their enemies, they do!

The Confederation, circa Prophecy and Secret Ops, has both Midway and Vesuvius class heavy carriers. The TCS Eisen and it's carrier group clears areas ahead of the Midway through part of Prophecy, for instance, and you see the Mt. St. Helens in Secret Ops. Either way, the Midway class was...

yes

hehe I'm sure you could modify that game relatively easily with Wing Commander ships if you were actually motivated to do it. I did the player ship and one or two enemies, but I didn't really care enough to go any further and it sat on my hard drive until I made a screenshot for the April...

Wow, Cam didn't die. That's good.

As opposed to what we got? Lone ship dispatched to save the day by holding off enemy forces to allow the Confederation fleet to reach earth. Heroic battles against numerous odds, with our ship damaged but escaping to fight another day?

You have an odd definition of important

That's stupid. This is exactly where the shuttle program got fucked up. To get the money to build the thing, it needed to be capable of an unreasonable number of different mission objectives. In the end, it resulted in a platform that's okay at a bunch of things, can do a suprising amount of...

That doesn't mean I don't enjoy greeting Halman :(

They didn't even explain the ending well. The person I went with hadn't read, heard or seen any of the previous versions and had no idea what the hell the ending was even trying to say.

Pfft, maybe if you want a haunted microwave.

Hallo

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Yeah, I see no problem with this in the least. Reviews are only useful if the person reviewing shares, at least to some degree, your world view. If your points of view are too seperate, or if you don't at least understand where they're coming from, the opinions of the reviewer won't tell you...