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... And what is this "players opting in and out" malarky?

Curses!® You FLYING MENACES won't get away with this!

As long as it doesn't start re-programming that nuclear plant in Ames ...

:cool:

Boothbabes in FO3 or Oblivion?

Shader Model 4, too.

It's the stealth commando spidey suit.

Probably wasn't officially launched.

What does Busuko mutate into?

I missed it! :'(

Mars has some water. Moon has none. Moon was a par of the Earth, until a big meteor knocked a big chunk into space, so the moon is just a large bit of basalt. Asteroids might have some minerals, but planets and moons would have more, e.g. Saturn's moon Titan and Jupiter's moon Europa would be good terraforming targets; the other moons would be terrific mines, like Io. Outland FTW

That is a ferocious game-eating machine! No, wait GAME-EATING MACHINE!!!11!H/\x0rRzzzZ!11 And truly deserves its emboldened status. Except for the keyboard ... what happened there?

Like using tripwire mines in Half-Life as set-once portable jump-assist launchpads to skip over most of Surface Tension and finish the game in half an hour?

You play Xbox at work? Where do you work, a kindergarten?

I have an old Compaq 80286 AT luggable with built-in 10" green phosphor monitor and keyboard with about 1MB RAM somewhere ...

eBay

The White Album?

They're fast, but they're noisy. <{POST_SNAPBACK}> Performance > Noise <{POST_SNAPBACK}> Built for pimping out a rig: it's got a viewing window, too, so that you can watch the head dance maniacally across the (centre of the) platter.

Hmmm. Adventure games cupboard is a bit bare. Have you played all the classics (early LA) ...? What do you like: point and clickie, 3d wandering ...

Kill everyone that doesn't agree with me.

hooded robes and customisable light-sabres fitted to an X wing

One atom (are you sure it wasn't a tachyon?) is a slightly different scale to a ship. Off hand I think there are a few hundred atoms, at least, in a space shuttle. Lots of E required to accelerate that mass. Lots of E to accelerate the fuel required for the E to accelerate that mass. Etc. Best bet is someone pops out of a quantum singularity and offers it to humans, for free and for altruistic reasons. /fantasy.

Um, forget teleportation, in our lifetime. (Even then, forget trying to convince me to do it.) Assuming it were possible to detect and record every atomic particle of a human being (which it isn't, according to the Heisenberg uncertainty principle), it would take more energy than (iirc) the sun discharges over several (hours / days / months - can't remember, but it was more than is feasible to store) and a lens with a focal length greater than the Earth's diameter to detect the particles which are sub-visible lengths of lightwave). Warp drive may be possible in a different form, certainly ain't going to get anything bigger than a small molecule to reach the speed of light, let alone a ship. Time Travel? :| But advanced science is no more explainable than magic, to someone unfamiliar with th technology. Try explaining how a refrigerator works to a medieval serf.