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He was possibly the best character of them all, apart from Marcus. :P Cheers, Red Coat.

Haha, awesome. The random facts you notice some days eh? Cheers, Red Coat.

LOAF has spoken. :P All the answers you need. Cheers, Red Coat.

It wouldn't suprise me that before the Battle of Earth the Ghorah Khar Kilrathi were able to halt an assault by the Kilrathi Government, as the Confederation at that stage was still doing reasonable against the Kilrathi forces. But, it would seem logical with the massed Kilrathi advance during...

Still annoyed me. :P Yeah, exactly. I could wait until they were a metre away and then just get them with point-blank range Infinty Modulator special shot, just to be a smartarse. Having a gun that could kill Borg at will took the fun out of the game. Haha, yeah, I reckon. The Phaser...

Yes I have the original at home, and many such like it! Cheers for the link, mate. Red Coat.

Probably because he felt his presence was necessary. Armies and Navies were once led by men that were of noble birth, and acquired the position through their birthright and not merit. Mind you, in our historical sense, the British only allowed trained-officers to take command of armies or just...

Very well done! Cheers, Red Coat.

You raise a good point. :P It always annoyed me, when I'm trying to kill this one ship or whatever and then someone else gets the last shot in so they got the kill. Had that in another game as well, IL-2. :P Cheers, Red Coat.

Or really any kind of military battle is filled with smaller forces beating larger ones through tactics, training, etc. Although just because you fire first doesn't mean you'll win, the French (And Spanish) fired first at Trafalgar but that didn't change matters. :P I don't think anything...

My main problem when they do the whole 'fighting Borg' thing is when they give them guns. It annoys me so much, that's not how it was in the shows or the movie! :P Cheers, Red Coat.

Of course. Thanks mate, Cheers! Red Coat

Indeed, which are, in-turn, named after the actual locations. :P A great pity about both ships. The WC3 Sheffield and Coventry survive the war, don't they? Or are they destroyed in the later missions of the final campaign to destroy Kilrah? Cheers mate, Red Coat.

I love it. It better be called the Sheffield class, that's the city I grew up in. :D It's a brilliant model though, if it's your first real try then it's even better. Can't wait to see what else you come up with. Cheers, Red Coat.

Best Wingman: WC1 - Paladin. WC2 - Stingray. WC3 - Hobbes. WC4 - Panther. WCP - Well, you can't really select one here, but my favourite was always Maestro. Worst Wingman: WC1 - Spirit. WC2 - Hobbes. (Transcript of engagement: "Break and Attack" followed by Hobbes going "Ejecting"...

Paladin isn't Scottish as it is. He was born above Mars to Scottish parents, so he probably acts alot like a Scot, as you can see in the games, but he isn't Scottish born. But then again, that's good enough for me to call him a Scot! :P Cheers, Chris.

The trailer looks amazing, look at the space battle! :D Cheers, Red Coat.

Yes, quite. Sometimes, I compare the lack of progress on both sides to the Trench Warfare of WW1. Many months would pass and only limited results would be achieved by either side. But the comparisons really don't go too much further than this. Cheers, Red Coat.

Well Chris Roberts did say Wing Commander was "World War Two in Space." so it's very probably that he got alot of the ideas for the conflict and weapons from the global conflict itself. Cheers, Red Coat.

That sounds very strange indeed, so why was it cancelled, do you know? I'm not a big Metallica fan myself, I'm an Iron Maiden fan, and I guess they brought out their own computer game, so it really isn't that strange for a band to bring out a game. I wonder what that would entail exactly...