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pretty good short read, though you never give an indication why the Claw was firing blindly and where the Drakhai transmission originated from if they weren't on your screens/radars. And on a side note, I would be cocky after toasting 2 furballs, but I probably wouldn't drop an F-bomb . . ...

And has a cameo from a poor, lonely Talon floating through the void. :D C-ya

Brosnan's using the media to get more money. He knows all the people in the running for the new bond really suck. Clive Owens a great actor, but his past roles seem to indicate he'd be more adept at a more 'literary Bond' that everyone will hate (think dark, brooding, cold Timothy Dalton Bond...

I think you're giving Blair way too much credit. This is the guy whos shown time and again hes not the strongest link in the chain emotionally. Apparently, after his court martial, it took a kind hearted crew chief on Caernarvan to keep him in one piece. In WC3, just the mere thought of Angel...

According to WC4 and the WC4N, the Speradon Shipyards were specifically under Confed control (it was making the new Bearcat prototype fighter) and only a light crew of BL personnel were actually onboard the Princeton, the others were fed-up Confed personnel. C-ya

Maniac did get a promotion at the end of the WC4N (not the one Blair was kidding him about when they defect) when Confed recognized his BW rank of a full bird Colonel. He was also offered the WC of a light carriers (the Kiev) air wing after a stint in an officers training program. Now...

Hopefully, you won't even need that. I haven't checked with Tolwyn lately on it but as of a few months ago, it is to be a stand alone entity. C-ya

The sci-fi universe needs more space cows. And to answer FireFalcon, I personally think he (Mark Day) was just being melodromatic and speaking figuratively in describing what Blair was to become, not that he was going to literally become a horesman of the apacolypse. Also, the third horseman...

Bottom of this page, an 'unofficial' future/backstory source about the Nephilim and the end of Blair. Take it as you will. C-ya

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Or someone who remembers a conversation like this from a year ago will be nice enough to link you a thread posted in by LOAF :) Enjoy - bout half way down C-ya

Actually, without any voice inflection to back up what he's saying, he could still be the stiff ass Tolwyn to Blair that he always has been. I believe all that he says in WC2, SO1 and SO2 can be interpreted as the same 'mutual respect' he speaks to Blair about in WC3, grudgingly admitting what...

Not sure about the files, but Blair in the novel refers to them as 'reliable, old fighters', though that might be just an endearing reference. C-ya

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The Corsair was armed with only a single laser? Isn't it supposed to be the replacement for the Wildcat, which IIRC was armed with two lasers and two mass drivers? C-ya

My left eye twitches . . . I eat well, drink only water, fruit juice, and milk (no pop) . .. its lack of sleep. 3-4 hours of sleep a night is not good for the ol' body, at least on this end :). C-ya

She sent them after a listening post. We've seen a few sources in the complete WCU that seem to indicate listening posts are unmanned, unarmed (or lightly armed) and pretty much big bullseyes. Again, I ask you to equate killing an armed carrier/escort with a listening post and we'll start...

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I never really thought the Bugs where the actual biblical Nephilim. I was always under the impression (from the ICIS discussion) that it was just the code name Confed gave them as an allusion to something Terrans could relate to from our own religion/mythos. C-ya

The original Salthi from WC1 was 24 meters long, the average man is about 1.75 meters tall. I'd say its pretty close, if anything it actually maybe a bit too short. C-ya