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So if you read several different versions of stories that told the tale of King Arthur, you would conclude that there were several different camelots? Also, would you conclude that at one point a baseball playing kid travelled back in time to camelot as told in Disney's A Kid in King Arthur's...

Re: Well lookie here... I don't see you or anyone else who is arguing that the movie is part of the game universe in there either Frosty. Give me a quote from Chris Roberts proving your argument and I'll stop thinking of the games and the movie as separate.

You guys can argue that the movie universe fits perfectly well with the game universe all you want, but that's pointless. It has been stated that the movie was not supposed to go with the games by people who actually worked on the movie. Here's just one quote of many that proves this. If you...

He was actually married twice. One was only a few days though.

If capships had oval shields that would require much more energy than having the shields close to the hull. The larger the surface area of the shields, the more energy required. Or they could use the same amount of energy but be much weaker. What's the point of projecting the shields far...

no, it's the disk from pcgamer with the kilrathi saga version of wc1 on it. It's not disk 1 of kilrathi saga.

The layout of all fleet carriers in wc were probably similar. That is why Blair knows the layout of the Princeton and the Lexington so well. "....'the TCS Princeton.' The wall screen shifted showing a new Concordia-class fleet carrier..." wc4 novel pg 256 "He'd spent enough time on the...

AMG's could bypass shields in the wc2 era, it says so in the manual. But in wc3 they couldn't. This is because of the advance in defense technology. Defense technology had advanced since wc2, just not enough to stop the updated fighter weapons from damaging shields. However, it had advanced...

Jazz escapes in the first mission of Special Operations 2. You kill him after you go with paladin to destroy ayers rock. He's definately dead this time, you see his charred helmet floating through space before the final credits.

I don't have the saved games or anything with me, but remember that Maniac's version of a compliment is usually an insult. In wc1 for instance he says "Hey! That was my kill!". Good luck on the list :)

Yes, but the game engine doesn't go by this rule. That's why I don't use it as a source to see how many amg's the concordia has. If you don't know, we're arguing about how the concordia officially has 8 amg's even though the game engine has it with 7. We are not arguing about wheather it is a...

That's the main reason I don't use the game engine as a source. The game engine doesn't handle the placement of the amg's. There's no way that the concordia has the amg placement to fire 5 shots aft as it does in the game. The concordia can't fire most of the cannons it has in all directions...

Yes Deathshead, but I was talking about how origin programmed the game. There was no way the concordia could have been destroyed because origin programmed the concordia to be invincible for that mission. If that was "real life" the concordia would have had slim chances.

That's still Christopher Blair in wc1, but it never mentions it in the manual.

Sorry, I didn't make myself clear. I was talking about during gameplay. The concordia was never destroyed in a cap ship battle when you were flying in a fighter during the game. Origin programmed it that way. I've been playing the series from the start in 1990, I know nothing is invincible...

WC2 didn't need to be balanced. The Concordia was always invincible. Those cap ship fights were just shows. No matter what happened, the concordia was never destroyed during gameplay. Why would reducing the number of amg's on the concordia balance the cap ship fights? Maybe the game...

hehehe..the concordia had 8 amg's :) (sorry, I couldn't resist)

According to the wc1 manual, the Tigers Claw was the first Bengal. It also said that the Cut in Length and mass was owed to design modifications. We'll never know anything else about the bengals though :(

I'm sure the claw had a very slow rate of launch. I'll also bet that the claw was the only bengal that had that many launch tubes, because all the other bengals made after her were smaller.