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Originally posted by Mekt-Hakkikt
But it is surely more fun to see the morale go down in Panther's face... :)
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How does that work?

As for Circe, the first time I played WC4, I picked Circe, and went on the tank busting mission first. I sucked it big time. Well, the installation did, anyway. I can't appreciate the Vindicator, so I preferred to go on the S&D op, then escort the refugees.
 
Confed's black ops gang was backing *everything* in WCIV -- that's why pirates attack us (remember, the Caernarvon we destroyed early on had been the base for a flashpack attack...).
 
Ahhhhhhh... see, thanks Wedge, I was getting confused with the "Caernavon" term... thought you were referring to a Space Station (like... DUH Caernavon Station from WC2)... but oh yeah, I remember the frigate... :)
 
Now, I'm confused here, with regards to spelling.

Isn't it Caernarvon Station in the Gwynedd System, and a Caernavon-class frigate?
 
Originally posted by Wedge009
Now, I'm confused here, with regards to spelling.

Isn't it Caernarvon Station in the Gwynedd System, and a Caernavon-class frigate?
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Actually, assuming the name comes from the UK county, BOTH would be CAERNARVON.
 
OOOOOOOOOOH!! LOAF made a mistake then!!! La preuve:

Originally posted by Bandit LOAF
Confed's black ops gang was backing *everything* in WCIV -- that's why pirates attack us (remember, the Caernarvon we destroyed early on had been the base for a flashpack attack...)
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Bad LOAF, baaaaad... ;);)
 
That's true, I could correct myself...

But I'm sure you'll find that I make dozens of spelling mistakes every day. :)
 
Originally posted by Bandit LOAF
Caernarvon is the space station, Caernaven is the frigate.
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Tha makes more sense! Kinda helps when ya spell stuff right!:P (Don't worry I mispell stuff all the time!)
 
Perhaps it wasn't named after anything from the UK. Perhaps it was a Carnarvon class frigate, named after a town in central Western Australia :)

When pronounced it would sound exactly the same :)
 
Considering that it's in the Gwynnedd System, we can be sure it's named after the Welsh Caernarvon - but not to worry, I've seen Caernarvon spelled in all sorts of ways on maps :).

(To note: Caernarvon would not sound the same as Carnarvon - the "ae" sounds a lot different than an "a")
 
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