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I don't know, maybe he ejected. Anyway, why does Paladin says "Mr. Knight" if Knight's last name is Khumalo?

Hard chouce, but I stick with WC1.

I thought that these pilots were from the local Military, the mercs were the player's company assisting California.

And not all confederation casualities would be from humans. It doesn't get anywhere near the californian pilots from Strike Commander.

The worst thing of the old intro is that it closes the door to a very interesting question: what happened to the Solar System under coalition control for 800 years? This isn't explored at all on the story mode for obvious reasons, but it was still much better then "ops, they got blown up".

Well, then publishers should absolutely love Steam, since it's virtually impossible to sell used Steam games. You could sell your account -- but that's against Steam's policy and could get the account removed.

The usenet was a major leap from the Blue Wave system used on the local BBSs. It seems primitive today, but it was so revolutionary at the time. It really seemed that the usenet was the way of the future – even the WC3 manual replicates a usenet structure.

Do they ever call it a "Dragon" on the FMV, or is this just like the BWM computer displays it? I

Yes, that was terrible. The story was very good until that point. It’s somewhat incredible the way the simple existence of the Nomads completely ruined the story. However, it’s easily demonstrable, and it goes the other way around. Did you ever saw the terrible unused intro? They did a...

We've been building a nuclear sub for some time. Maybe we could update then?

The Battleship that I remember playing in Brazil has submarines with just one square...

That's actually nice. I never got her character, however. Wasn't Stilleto supposed to be Casey's romantic interest? What was the purpose of Lt. Finley on the story? Was she to be another female friend, alongside Rachel? Why did Casey end up seeming more interested in Blair? Apparently a...

I don't need to imagine anything, it was a reasonably cold morning today. As for the image: oh, the glory days of 800X600 and XP. Classic stuff. Does that make our 1996 browsing with Win 95 on 640x480 ancient?

Well, it seems clear that the review was not aimed at the demographic of WC fans. Just like this thread was not aimed at the demographic of Spoony fans. If LOAF went on to rant on Spoony comment board, that would be him picking up a fight. Except he didn't do this at all, did he? I understand...

To be completely honest, the first time I saw the movie I interpreted the Sonar scene as Paladin trying to get everyone to shut up because something bad was going on – not because of some fear that the Kilrathi could hear them. I’m not sure if that’s the sense in which it was filmed, especially...

Is there any legal or business reason to use points to sell products? Why can't they just price and charge things with actual money? Why do I have to pay 500 Bioware points to by a DLC, and not simply 5 dollars?

Well, cleary, before Voltaire came around, nobody every though for himself in the history of the world.:confused:

The funniest thing about all this is the (abundantly elf-evident) irony this particular individual came out of this way to complain about the very crime he’s committing, i.e., he’s doing precisely everything they say it’s wrong, showing absolutely no self-awareness of this fact. Quoting Spoony...

Yes, she was nice to you when everyone considered you a traitor and/or a coward.

Well, I remember an age where games reviews didn't have scores... Maybe they shouldn't.