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I loved the Two Towers. I thought it was just great. Though there were some down sides. The first shot you see of Gollum looked fake (the part with him climbing down rocks and reaching for frodo). Otherwise, I couldn't tell he was computer generated. I thought Gimili was pretty funn during...

Hey, how bout a MIDI with the opening music from WC1? The music they played in the very beginning when the two Drathis fly by, and a hornet blows up the second one? You know it.

Tiger's Claw - I'd probably get a drink from Shotglass, talk with Paladin and Hunter, then go down to the flight deck and pay a visit to those oh-so-sweet Scimitars and Rapiers. Concordia - Play some poker, probably visit the flight deck again, and visit those oh-so-sweet newer Rapiers...

Mine's a play by Shakespeare.

I was wondering about the Double Helix myself. I never got around to asking about them though.

I thought it was hilarious. It was slow in some places, but otherwise good. I think it was the funniest of the series.

I personally love the Master of Orion games. They're both great. The only real complaint I have with the games is the 'huge' map setting is still too small, and you can't really make a Carrier type ship. You can try, but it will usually be a sitting duck that gets blasted right away. The...

Heh, yeah the voices are hilarious. Which one do you think was the funniest? Lets see..the human peasent was funny....so was the orc grunt "poke poke poke, is that all you do? Ooh....that was kind of nice."

I thought it was decent. Special effects were great. Plot was decent. My friends didn't think much of it, but I'd be willing to see it again. Oh, I thought it did explain where the dragons came from. They were around during the dinosaur time, ate all the dinosaurs, starved, hibernated...

I thought it was pretty good. It was really funny, but I do think the first one was better. MIB2 was more of comedy, and the first one kinda explained all the conspereses and such. But it was a good movie.

I assumed that it was the Hellcat V becuase there were four different Hellcats before it. (One American WWII fighter was called the Hellcat). Just like the Thunderbolt in WC3 is the Thunderbolt IV or something, and the A-10 in real life is the Thunderbolt II.

LOL! Now that's psycology! Kilrathi Radar Operator: Sivar save us! It's the Lambchop! Kilrathi Captain: NOOO! Shoot it before it sings! This is the song that never ends... Kilrathi Crew: AHHHHHH!

So what if you've never heard of them. That's not the point. The point is to honor people who died serving the country.

Except the humans didn't destroy a great culture, they just blew up a planet. The Kilrathi were still alive and well afterwards, just homeless.

*Shakes head* This is why people shouldn't think too hard about video games. And the topic should be "is Chris Roberts a racist", which he is not.

What's wrong with naming ships after dead people? And the Navy doesn't simply name the ships after any poor sap who bit the dust, they usually name the ships after war heros or Presidents.

*looks around innocently, then goes and plays with something shiney* But seriously, don't worry bout whether or not a new Wing Commander game is gonna come out. A new game might come out, or it might not. It's not in our hands. Just enjoy GBA Prophecy. ;)

Cool. I'll probably have it on friday.

I'm almost done with chapter 1. If I posted it, would any one be intersted in reading it?

Heh, sorry bout the spelling. I is illiterate. Nobody never learnt me to spoke. ;)