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The gravitational pull is the key. Saturn would either incorporate the water into its own mass, or be dissipated by it due to the gravitational forces created by such a huge water mass. Not to mention that you would need an immensely large amount of water (way larger than the Sun) for it to have a "flat" surface (this is, the curvature radius of the water body would need to be immense in comparison to Saturn) in which to put Saturn to see if it floats. So, no. It would not float, regardless of its density. I have always been against this kind of stupid scientific simplifications, because they involve disregarding facts to an extent in which the point that is being illustrated is either absurd, or no longer valid/relevant. Science doesn't need to be "funny". [EDIT] Hey, come think of it, that was pretty useless! :D Beat that!

Sounds like a bug.

I don't think so. Following your logic, the same would apply to heterosexual. Perhaps there's something wrong with my sex drive, but I don't picture "the raw act of copulation" whenever I hear that word. Fortunately, the same goes for homosexual. And no, no homosexual stuff in my SW games, thank you very much. It would greatly freak me out to have a gay NPC trying to make advances on my PC. :ph34r:

Huh? Is Bush preventing the entry of qualified specialists, university teachers, and the like in some way? I don't think his immigration policies are directed at that part of immigration.

No, it wouldn't. That's a pretty absurd conclusion.

That's simplifying a tad too much. The Dominion War arc is the best in any ST show, ever. And the acting in DS9 is way better than that in VOY. The first two seasons are rather weak. The second one is probably the worst of the show, and one of the worst in all of ST. The third and fourth seasons are good stuff, though. For some reason I have a feeling that the last episode is going to be just something to appease the ST fundamentalists that claim that continuity with TOS has been totally destroyed and stuff. In short, I fear it's going to suck donkey balls... Well, do you think if he was a competent writer he would be wasting his time writing about SW, and novelizations at that?

Which isn't all that reassuring since traffic accidents are awfully common. But yeah, Volo is right, for once. The tone of the original poster looks copied from a GW speech.

And it feels so good.

And infinitely less appealing to the masses. I suggest you check the K2 boards again. It won't take you long to find a thread singing the exploits of the fabled Lord Revan and even more so about the latest munchkin known only as "exile".

And yet they got owned by Konami's PES4.

Well, they just did. Republic Commando doesn't have a single Force user in the whole game. Granted, it's not a RPG, but it's a SW game where the Force doesn't play a fundamental role. Not that it was such a great game anyway, but that's beside the point... "

I started it. :D

I thought you didn't like LEGO® Star Wars...

That pretty much sums it up. I think you can get the "Force sensitive" feat at levelup, though. As for the topic itself, I think it could be interesting, but it would need to be done very well. Sure, SW is all about the Force and stuff, but DF had none of that and it was a great hit. It ended up being about the Force and whatnot but that's beside the point.

Funny. It was justified because you think it was awful. I don't understand the need some people have to shut down things they don't like but that they aren't forced to endure whatsoever. Ah, yes. It's called bigotry.

And here I thought that HL2 sucked as far as history and characters go... The dog was the only "character" that was worth mentioning. Interestingly enough, he doesn't utter as much as a single word in the whole game.

Heh. So what you want is the illusion that your ideas are being taken into account? I'm not sure I'd like to find out that I've been being lied to all the way when I got the game.

Call it what you will. The bottom line is that they shouldn't have allowed for players to go above level 20, because the system wasn't ready for that. They did, and blew the game balance in the process. Whether they achieved that by removing a hard-coded level cap or by not limiting the XP that players could gain is irrelevant.

Um, no. Last time the devs listened to fanboys with regards to game matters we got the level cap for K2 removed. I'd rather not have that kind of crap again. Fans are specialists at whining and asking for absurd and/or unfeasible stuff, and they usually care nothing for the fundamental yet subtle things like game balance.

How nice of you. Since it doesn't fulfill your vision of what it should be, you wish it didn't exist. It doesn't really matter that such a huge amount of people enjoy it, not to you. Because as a perfect hedonist, all you care about is you. You sound like the people that started the campaign for Enterprise to be cancelled. Tell you what, at this point I just take satisfaction from the fact that your "wish" isn't becoming reality anytime soon. Ok. So... exactly, what's wrong with Christensen and Hamill? Oh, right. You can't really say. You are just another generic hater trying to look cool. Well, sorry but you have failed. Um, so? That's what SW was meant to be. So far, I haven't seen it advertised as anything else. It's not like you have been deceived. So please tell me who is pointing a gun to your head to like SW so I can report the crime. There are a great deal of excellent sci-fi works that address deep philosophical, moral, and even political questions, if that's what you seek in entertainment. SW is just not about that. You are like those whiners in the K2 board bitching about how sucky K2 is. Only at least, they have spent $50, which gives them a reason to moan. So, if you don't like it, why waste your time with it, at all? Hate is so fashionable these days...

Actually I found the soundtrack to be rather lackluster and dull. Only a few tracks ("Battle of the Heroes", "Grievous talks to Lord Sidious") are actually worth something. TPM's and the OT soundtracks are much better. Perhaps JW has been finally squeezed dry... As for the topic itself, I'll reserve my opinion until I watch the movie.

I see. Well, I'm not a big fan of either of the IWDs either, even though I finished them both. It's just not too common to find someone who doesn't like IWD2 around here. And no, I don't hate you. I just troll for fun.

You consider IWD2 crappy?