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Yeah, he said it's complete and in portuguese, 30 pag. Hopefully that's a translated Claw Marks. I made an offer, let's wait for an answer.

The Dragon could totally take the Morningstar. Both are very good wingmen in the game. Seether had a hilarious comm: "Damage? You must be joking". If you tried to kill Jazz, he would be the only wingmen not to call you the traitor, therefore, he was the traitor. But I'm not sure who...

Primate, Iceman, Blair?

Well, the big ships like the Broadsword probably have a bathroom, right? It has a crew of 4, after all.

Is it that bad for Lucasarts, really?

When he says he was certainly brilliant he's even a lit bit in character, isn't him?

http://produto.mercadolivre.com.br/MLB-90602692-manual-original-super-nintendo-wing-commander-em-port-1992-_JM If anyone ever wanted a pic of a the WC SNES manual in portuguese, here it is. I just asked to seller to see if its a full manual with fiction and bios translated.

Even stranger, why do Blair, a pilot, get to work as a comm officer? Why did ISS request a veteran pilot - in the middle of a war - to use him as comm officer?

I don’t think Tolwyn hates Blair on WC3. He might not particularly like Blair on a personal level, or maybe he is too busy to express warmer sentiments as on SO1 and SO2. But he explicitly respects and trusts Blair enough to personally select him to protect his ultimate weapon.

Well, it makes even less sense when you notice that it was the Kilrathi that killed he brother, after all.

Dates are easy. Blair gets introduced to the Claw as a cadet, a 2nd Lt and a Lt JG, that's more tricky.

That's a somewhat modest ratio.

On WCP and WCSO the devastator is that much more relevant because it can destroy capships even if it run out of torpedoes.

After all, it's possible that a confed pilot can get stranded on a strange, wild planet. Didn't this happen to Blair a couple of times on Academy? Blair is also ordered to surrender his side-arm upon landing on the TCS Gettysburg.

Yeah, Tolwyn is clear on expressing his opinion about Blair being a tratior. Here's the transcript, thanks to Wedge009. Anyway, since Blair gets to be known as The Coward of K'Tithrak Mang, and not as The Traitor, it seems people just see him as a coward, but not necessarily a traitor. If...

A style made specifically for the movie. But I like WC4/WCP the best.

Isn't that cutscene optional?

I find it more confortable to play some games on the PC (FPS, Strategy games), but in most cases the console is just more confortable... and more practical... And I say that as someone that generally prefers PC gaming.

Cleary on WC3/WC4 energy guns don't have to "phase in" in order to penetrate the shields, since (a) they have to wear down the shields and (b) they require no lock. Torpedoes on those games still require a lock, but I'm not sure if they bypass or wear down the shields. On WC2, Maces and PTCs...

"If the current trend continues, the Kilrathi will be walking on Earth on six months, maybe less..." -- But I think those numbers will settle down and the PC will be a nice secondary market after the consoles... Hopefully.