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No, Prometheus, there is no such archive, save for personal collections, and the odds of there being such an archive are... rather low. As for the copyright, it's owned by EA, not CR. While some parts of WC1 were done on a somewhat informal contractual basis, the copyright of the game as a...

To be fair, though, they're mercs, not currently active military. Mercs in general tend to be somewhat more forgiving of not having strict military bearing as long as it doesn't interfere with the job.

Of the 3 PC sticks I've used, 2 were TM, first the FCS Mk2 I used until the spring got too stretched out and wouldn't hold a straight line, and the third/current being a Top Gun Fox 2 Pro. The second one? A Sidewinder 2 Force Feedback, which no matter how I adjusted the tension, was either too...

... and are going to be building their 787 interiors in South Carolina, potentially bringing $6.1 billion to the state, anually. Guess what state I live in? :p :D (No points for looking at the "Location" thingy for my account here. :p )

Bruce or not, I personally wouldn't recommend Tachyon. The game was fairly linear, and once you go through the two branches (GalSpan and Border Wor... erm, Bora Coalition :p ) you're stuck in station, as Tachyon doesn't have a random mission generator like Privateer, and without a mission you...

Holding a rank in the military doesn't necessarily give one a military mindset. Think, for example, of surgeons or chaplains in RL militaries. Sure, they're getting a military paycheck, but their mindset is far more likely to be about saving lives than taking them (if y'all will pardon the gross...

Right. With a few missing (and missed) ships, Academy was pretty much the WC2 engine with a mission designer. Armada was kind of a mix of WC and turn-based strategy game, and the first to allow you to fully play either side. As a single-player game it's not spectacular, but that's a result, as...

t.c.cgi, in a thread full of people being asses, your last post puts you in the lead, especially the first part. That's not something to be proud of.

I meant it's most likely pure coincidence.

Yeah, I'd say go with WC4, to keep the continuity going.

Most likely, there's no more a connection between Voyager and WC2SO2 than between WC2SO2's Ransom and Cordelia Ransom from the Honor Harrington series.

Fred Phelps? :p

Just don't forget to make sure it has enough gas in the tank...

Except if it's the manager that's the problem child. :p "Do as I say, not as I do," indeed. :rolleyes:

I believe that it's been submitted for the next DSM (psychiatry manual, not the car line from the 90s) that taking anything PETA says seriously is a symptom of mental retardation. :p

Canibalism is eating your own species. Last I checked humans don't have tails or felinoid snouts, so I'm pretty sure they're not Kilrathi. :p As for eating dead kats, as long as care is taken to cook it thoroughly to kill off any parasites or other nasties that might cross the species barrier...

Then both you and your friend are idiots. Yes, I'm being rude and insulting. I don't feel the need to be polite to swat flies buzzing around my room, either.

Also along those lines, the original B-1A was designed to eject the whole cockpit, instead of the more conventional individual ejection seats. One of the changes when Reagan revived the B-1 program was changing back to the individual ejection seats, as the original design's focus on...

I don't think it's ever said when it's one or the other, but there are TCN pilots as well as TCSF ones. For example, Jason "Bear" Bondarevski (Gettysburg mutiny series in WC2SO1, and in the Forstchen novels) was TCN, but still flew (and was even the WC of the Tarawa, in End Run). And then...

Neither of which is actually, y'know, Secret Ops. :p