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This thread is exactly how Tolwyn would've wanted it. Seperating the wheat from the chaff.

Tolwyn's plan was to invoke civil wars to make humanity stronger, like the Kilrathi have done for thousands of years. The Gen-select weapon was merely a tool which could be used in the chaos of these conflicts.

People who get offended like that are retards.

What's Halman? Since I never ate pumpkin pie it seemed like the most sensible choice to me.

I'm looking forward to it too. :)

This thread isn't horrible, it's a standoff between people who think WC IV had a good story (including me), and people who think it had a very bad story which destroyed the character Tolwyn.

Why does everyone seem to imply that Tolwyn changed to a Space-Nazi in WC4? He was one all along.

I've got my copy of Kilrathi Saga right here, and I wouldn't sell it for a thousand bucks.

Yeah. Venezuela.

If the obvious Axius base speech was never held, and the Black Lance pilots weren't dressed in black uniforms with black boots, that wouldn't have changed WC4. So the point that *maybe* Tolwyn = Space Nazi is kind of obsolete.

What??!

It's logical Confed gave the entire fleet a paint job between 2667 and 2669? Maybe that logic escapes me. I'm not saying they couldn't do it, but rather, to what purpose did they do it?

You know the destruction of Kilrah actually pissed me off, as I feared it would be the last game of the series.

If you'd fail a mission he'd say: "You're lucky to have made it back alive, colonel." or "Paulsen will not be pleased." in a very denegrating manner.

I think Tolwyn's one hell of a lot smarter then Hitler.

Pretty sure it isn't, much like the Border Worlders.

Strange how two different fans can interpret the game in such different ways. I actually think WC4's gameplay was the best and most realistic. I enjoyed having to dodge those missiles as my life depended on it. It has some of the most exciting missions in the series. I also disagree that the...

It's probable, but not very logical. :p

Pretty lucky there were no casualties, I think.

Whoa, is that Terell? It's been some serious time since I played Privateer.