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I was only able to finish it by doing afterburner runs on the Gwenhyvar itself, specifically not taking on the Rapiers. Well, I actually think an Arrow was one of the few ships in which I could deal with Corvettes easily. You see, the only way I could get rid of Corvettes without damage was...

Nah, I'd rather go with Phlox... don't reply! If you do reply, I'll have to ask you to sign this waver that says I'm not responsible for the topic drift. Signature: ........................ Thank you. :rolleyes:

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I retract my statement about WC4, and also change it to SM1. I forgot to take the insane Gwenhyvar mission into account. Why is it the Rapier is so much more effective in Kilrathi hands than it is in mine? :confused: I can't judge SM2 because I'm still playing it. And it ain't going too fast...

I thought my post should've resolved this. But then again, things are never that easy... :(

The EM analogy isn't right, though a relatively good way to make it kind of clear in layman's terms. You can't really say that gravitons are the electrons of gravity, because electrons generate a force by being negatively charged, while gravitons don't generate any force, they are the force...

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Only thay would make the Nephilim conflict end almost exactly the same as the Kilrathi conflict.

I could fly solo in an excalibur and waste the whole of Kilrah! :p Solo in an Excalibur with just lasers against the whole bug fleet? I could fly real fast in the other direction? :rolleyes:

Wait, I have a credit card. Where could I buy it again? *looks at bank account and monthly income* uhm... never mind...

Don't you mean Freedom Flight?

Hmm, all games are pretty tough. WC1 is tough because escorts are so easily destroyed (but not all that tough. SM1&2 are very tough though :( ). WC2 is tough because now you can't destroy enemy capships so easily anymore. WC3 is tough because of those damned corvettes (god I hated those). WC4 is...

While you could create an antigravity field eminating from the floor this has a weird and unnatural sideeffect. With gravity, the farther you get away from the source of the gravity, the less gravity you feel. The farther you are from the floor, the less the floor seems to pull at you. If...

That's because it doesn't only needs to be translated, it also needs to be resynchronised (ie it must fit the mouth movements of the actors). Subtitles are only translations (sometimes a little shorter so you can actually read them in the time they are on screen) and are therefore often better...

No, when piloted by me. Besides me, the Tiger's Claw had no real skillful pilots. :p

I voted for another attack by the Nephilim but what I would actually like is to see us (Confed) take the attack to the Nephilim. Discover where they're from, what they're like, what their motivation is etc, just find out more about them. And I want a resolution about what happened to Blair, so...

Where can I buy it?!?!?!? *looks in wallet* Uhm... never mind...

I don't know how they could do it. But there are three possible solutions as to why we see the Rapier fall off the flight deck even though there is no gravity (or more exact - as per my previous post - the same gravity works on both the Tiger's Claw and the fighter): 1. The WCM is in error. 2...

Don't Germans redub everything? We just subtitle. I also prefer to watch without subtitles, but sometimes it can be noisy in the room or I'll show it to other people who aren't as good with English as I am. If you can confirm it to have English audio and Dutch subtitles it's good, and I might do...

I get the feeling you two are not talking about the same thing. Indeed if a fighter is flying (not touching the deck) level over a flight deck with gravity and then drops down after the end of the deck it's either pilot error (perhaps overcorrecting for the lack of gravity after the deck?) or...