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Perhaps in an ideal situation they'd have both, but unfortunately not. Cheers, Red Coat.

I mean more for WC3, but for WC4, that and: "The Price of Freedom is Eternal Vigilance" when said by Tolwyn...those are my favourites. Yes, over in Australia, the version has an English-accented bloke responding. And in the subsequent bickering, Thrakath flies past and blows up the...

Doesn't necessarily mean it's the better show, however. I guess though, I would be in the minority for liking Babylon 5 over Star Trek. I just enjoyed the continuing storyline of B5 over Star Trek, which didn't really have a long-standing storyline. Although you had elements that kept coming...

Hmmmmm, I don't know myself. Seems like Star Trek was the classic mainstream and fans weren't open to much other than the classics. Personally Babylon 5 is my favourite TV series, and I enjoyed all the other TV series' that you mentioned, including Star Trek, although I only really watched TNG...

I was talking about British names for them, but that's fine enough as well. I'll do a bit of research on the names. Cheers, Red Coat.

Potentially the greatest quote of the entire game. Knowing the character, then I would say he was going to. I'd assume the main concern would be security, it was, afterall, still the Kilrathi homeworld they were going to destroy and you'd think a homeworld would have significant defences...

Yeah, well we all know language changes over time. As I said, you do get people over here that will call it series and some that will call it season. It also has alot to do with American infulence as because the majority of TV shows are American, and as they call them 'seasons' the language has...

I don't see why anyone would be offended by it myself. I can't say I was. I wonder what someone is going to come up with next. :P Maybe someone will start calling the Royal Marines 'Lobsters' again or the Grenadiers 'Bacon Blasters'. Hehe. Cheers! Red Coat.

It would make sense as the Orca was their version of a destroyer, a Hydra the Cruiser and the Leviathan the carrier. Cheers, Red Coat.

Yeah, you're right. It's common language among the British Commonwealth nations as well, for example, Australia. Although the term 'Season' is sometimes used. My favourite was, by far, three. It had enough of what made Babylon 5 great in the first place with brilliant new plot twists and...

I loved all of Babylon 5, but by far the worst series of the five was indeed the final one. Just didn't seem like real B5, didn't have that feeling the storyline had with the other four series. Cheers, Red Coat.

The new Starcraft looks good, can't wait until it comes out so I can have a game! Cheers, Red Coat.

Speaking of which, there was that FPS of the X-COM/UFO series they were doing that was never released. Cheers, Chris

Its quite impressive work, keep it up! Cheers, Red Coat

NEDM.

It was quite good, they were always my favourite ship to kill in TIE Fighter, particularly when you're this weak little thing exactly like a TIE/LN with no shields and only two laser cannons. By the way, you live where I was born...insanity! (Don't know why I added that in) But my...

Of course, but its all a bit of fun. Does add a bit of background. Cheers, Red Coat

And apparently, I heard the Dragons costed a fair sum of money, much more than a Vampire. Cheers, Red Coat

Aye, nothing you say can do the full series justice, but you can give it a shining review. :P Cheers,

Always loved in TIE Fighter flying against the Rebellion and wiping out masses of Rebel fighters. TIE Defenders were by far my favourite, they were everything I hoped for, a TIE with lots of lasers/ion cannons, all right manouverability at least, tractor beam, plenty of missiles, hyperdrive...