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Which ones (Ajax, Coventry, Sheffield) were the destroyers and which ones were the cruisers escorting the Victory in WCIII? I forget, or maybe I never really knew. What actually happened to the Victory's escorts? We all know what happened to the Victory. One of the only ships Blair ever...

When I say "supership" I mean it was one of those hyped-up special Confed projects, like the Rapier was in WCI and the Excalibur was in WCIII. The Morningstar was arguably the gem of WCII. I don't know what the Academy manual says offhand, but if the Morningstar was so successful, why...

Is this a joke? For those prices, the games would at least have to be sealed in the original wrapper. But how can you trust someone who wants to sell his Wing Commander games?

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About that Ralari mission--there is a simple trick that worked for me. Slow the spaceflight down as slow as it will go (8.0) with ALT-N. That way you have more time to react to that annoying sound of the Ralari's armor getting trashed. Things are always better when you take it slow. Plus...

Don't forget the WCII (and Academy) Mace. That was one useful weapon, but only back when most capital ships had invincible Phase Shields. In WCIV the mace was too difficult to use (hold the trigger down and let it go just as it is about to hit the ship), and since cap ships didn't have those...

No big deal. "And don't feel embarassed, these things happen."

"Now get out of my office. And I hope we never meet again, tratior!" "She can see Tolwyn's a jerk."

I'm impressed. The Hornet is a good choice. Lots of nostalgia there.

Remember: Compare apples to apples and oranges to oranges. It really isn't fair or accurate to pit two totally different forces together and declare a winner on common ground.

I thought at one time they were available to be downloaded on Origin's website. They took them down a few months before I even got an internet connection. Man how time flies...

I agree that WCIV was the best cinematically, but WCIII marked the end of a long road; One that started in a Hornet with "Spirit" on your wing.