Recent content by SonOfStorm

The original BSG was just bad as a series, the books weren't that bad, and in some cases were very good, but in order to make it into a TV series they made a lot of very bad comprimises. I think that the new shows stays much truer to the original intent of the books and series. Besides we all...

Hey it worked for me.

Well since no else seems to have found it, just go to the hanger before the last mission and wait, be patient and you'll be treated to a nice easter egg.

Found it, shall I tell everyone mateys?

Is it the somewhat out of place "Exit Game" hot button on the flight deck before the last mission? I looked all over that screen to see what you could click on, wanted to click on the marines or pilot just hanging out but it wouldn't let me. Never did click on that "Exit Game" hot button...

Nice, but mix up the fighters a little, never did care for the Mirage, how about a Phoenix in there?

SO can we get a hint concerning this easter egg and where to look, or listen for it?

You are correct sir, I believe most people will be voting this way.

Watch the video of the REliant's destruction, I actually liked the reliant thought it was well designed, in cutscene form at least. Anyway in that cutscene the ship that the Reliant crashes into bears a striking resemblance to the movie Rarali, or maybe the Fralthi its been a long time.

Man welcome to five years ago, everyone knows about that one and about three or four others. Heck some of the enemy ships in the cutscenes are taken straight from the WCM Kilrathi craft.

Interesting, but I am really not loving the back end with just the one engine. It just seems wrong to me. Besides even in the movie I thought the confed ships still have multiple engines, it was the Kilrathi that were relegated to single engines.

I wouldn't touch that POS game if you paid me.

destroy the "steal rain," does that mean Mandarins? cool

Interesting, but I don't think you can really call it a Bengal, the proportions are all off for one thing. It is an interesting design and a good interpretation, but I would call it something else not a Bengal, maybe some derived from the design later.

Very nice, if not just a little trek refitish in concept, but I like it. And really I could see something like this happening. What a lot people on here don't seem to realize is that large craft like carriers, even today, are designed to last upwards of 60 years, in salt water environs. Now...