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Considering the cost of WC4 it's a wonder we even got Prophecy. EA aren't stupid (no matter what some of us think) and if a right time comes along, they may start on a new WC game. The WC name alone wouldn't be enough though, the market would need to be ripe.

Easy when you think about where to place the diagonal lines anyway...

Wasn't that the guy who did the music for WCIV (and was a legend on the C64)? How many other pilots are based on the staff then?

Let us know how you get on LeHah, just don't listen to Preacher about the beer. Lovely cold Newky Brown...

Re: Re: Philosophical exercise: Easy one, the important thing is to know where to put the diagonals...

It's probably earlier versions of the fighters that are used as trainers, leaving the new models for frontline service.

Apologies, but that's the one that stands out for me. I don't think there's really much of a choice in this one, not if you want to be a proper hero.

In their teens?

Erm, since when a Roberts been thought of as a Welsh name? And the only Welsh name I can think of in WC is the really obvious one, Mr Rhys-Davies. Damn, forgot about Caenarvon (sp?)

Not always slow enough I believe.

I think that's a pretty safe assumption. The only problem with that is you might get people arguing over which one of their storylines is more accurate, when, of course, neither (or both depending on your pov) of them are.

One thing I would never describe my site as is good.

And I believe there's also a cheat to fly Kilrathi and Nephilim ships in the sim in WCP.

Can't you run MoSlo multiple times with cumulative effect? Or did I imagine that?

Now that's frightening, the brains of the Nephilim. Imagine flying through huge hive style ships/stations...

In WC3 individual morale was supposed to effect if a pilot was available to fly with, give enough wrong answers and a pilot wouldn't fly with you. Don't know if this was the case, never had any problems with the pilots in the game. In WC4 morale did pretty much the same. But of course, the...

Which is 300 million meters per second

And before anyone goes on about weightlessness in zero gravity, inertia is based on mass, which is constant, regardless of gravity.

Looked it up, it's just under 300,000,000mps so 1,400,000mps is less than 0.5%. Pretty slow in comparison.

It's a speed thing, keeping check on a dozen threads is a lot easier than taking care of 200. Simple as that.