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GG is a fork off PR itself - at one point, some people decided they wanted a purist game, while others wanted a few new features. Guess who's who. Both use the same engine, which is VegaStrike's engine (a completely separate game)... both are mods of VegaStrike, but distributed with all the...

Nope. PR and GG are both standalone games, you need only install the one you want to play.

Meh... I like it because of its looks and overall coolness, not because it performed well, and that was the spirit of my post. So, it's an absolutely subjective assertion. PS: Although it performed well enough for me to play almost always on it, and yet fly away victorious :P

Funny. So... what does that have to do with spam? Plus, of course, you're forgetting that the hellcat (besides the best ship in WC, IMO, just because of its boxy likeable shape - a matter of taste, I presume) was his first model. Others are bound to come in much more quickly. Plus... Brad's...

I can't say I understood that last comment, Frosty.

Yes... you're right, I meant "had unforeseen (bad) side effects". I meant that: provide logistical support, which aided them into becoming as powerful as they became.

NURBS is a means to describe curved surfaces with infinite detail. But, in order to render them, you have to convert them to polygons. That's called tesselation. There's no technique as of right now that can render NURBS software without tesselation. Old software used to have parametric...

Even if I'm usually on the other side, in this one I have to say I'm with LOAF. You can't consider Afghanistan and Iraq (selling weapons to them) as anything else than a strategic move that backfired. But this I say from the outside. A similar situation is the dirty war, which had US...

Well... must be some kind of DNS problem in my country, because I can't resolve the address. I've tried several times, just in case it was a temporary problem.

Ok... this is tiresome. I'll say this one more time only. I'm not angry about it... I don't even think it's wrong... it's only the way I think it is... not right or wrong. Wrong would be for my own president not to care. PS: Yes... I thought there was something fishy with that list... too...

Wow, scheherazade... ...that list is even bigger than I expected. And the little things count on the minds of the countries involved... and they're many.

The example I mentioned. It has happened (not with such a law, though).

Well, I don't. Only when things make sense. But in this case I don't have many options... it's not like I'm moving to Iraq to see how things are going there.

Militarily, yes... it was an overwhelming victory. As for public relations... well... that wasn't the feeling arounds this side of the world. But I can't extrapolate that to other countries... Hehe... yes, we're not very bright economically speaking. Anyway, that proposal was certain death...

I was just talking about a hypothetical situation. No country in America strikes me as particularly warlkike, except the US. Troubled, yes. But not warlike. That's limited imagination, man. My point was that if you were referring to the US being part of the security council, and you were...

Because, although you can do dreadful things with it, you can't do everything... including saving yourself from the situation where everybody is against you. As stated before, what saved England was its geographic placement. Now, the US may be in a similar position if the aggressor comes from...

Yes, this was in VegaStrike's forums. I'm not talking about oil... I think so myself... but there's an added reason I've suspected (yep, sorry for stating this suspicion as if it were a fact - I should have thought twice) Most obvious. However, Afghanistand didn't work that great...

Well... I wouldn't take the Rome example seriously, because it did fall in the end. But England is a good one... I stand corrected. Anyway, still, that's overestimating the power of armies. Yes, the US could destroy the whole world, and that is one thing preocupying people: noone should have...

The hydrogen intakes.

Frosty: I'll say only that you're underestimating the power of alliances. In fact, LOAF feel free to correct me, but no empire has ever stood up to the challenge of having everyone as an enemy.