Well an argument could be made that fibre-optic cables are as important a piece of infrastructure as highways. I'd say it would be a logical step for the government to roll out a nationwide network of the stuff and then rent it out to ISPs in exchange for them agreeing to the upkeep and maintenance of the network.

Honestly it wouldn't phase me all that much if he showed up as the Doctor.

I suspect it is canon, purely because it's a decent revenue stream (assuming Disney are getting a cut of the profits from owning the license.) what with the MMO. It's also 100% more interesting than anything outside the original trilogy or Thrawn trilogy and I think it would be really interesting if they actually made…

Also the blond guy on the far left looks a lot like Alistair, sorry, King Alistair. I'm also fairly certain that the hooded redhead is Leliana.

It's been so long since I played ME2, but was Zaeed a DLC character? Because Zaeed was awesome.

Whilst theoretical Capitalism might always be efficient I'd argue that the capitalism widely prevalent today is a fair bit removed from the theoretical and is increasingly inefficient.

If memory serves Bicycle mounted units proved rather useful during both WW1 and WW2. After all they allow a man to travel far faster with a minimal increase in effort over marching, and unlike trucks or horses a bicycle needs neither fuel or food to keep itself going.

Truth be told neither do I. Then again posting things on the internet is like crossing the street. Most of the time nothing bad happens, sometimes you get hit by a bus.

I have to admit that you do have the ability to put out wonderfully constructed insults. The use or relatively archaic terms or phrases really helps to sell it as well. =]

Well that's not a very nice thing to say.

This reminds me of something...

Didn't he attend the Marshal School of Performing Arts and Nazi clobbering?

No, I played Morrowind and enjoyed Vivec immensely. Even if it was a bit of a warren at times. ;)

Respectfully I'll disagree, medieval urban populations varied widely and whilst they were minute in relation to the rural populations of the day they were always the cultural and economic centers of whichever region they inhabited and tended to contain significant numbers of people. For example London during the Dark…

Oh I know, but they never massively expand them due to engine constraints. And personally the large city expansion mods have always been the most unstable part of any large Oblivion or Skyrim mod list I've played with. Though Skyrim is better in that regard because the Oblivion version of the gamebryo engine was…

True enough. Once you've discovered an important landmark fast travel is always something advisable to put in.

The Imperial City was better, by far, than the other towns in Oblivion and Skyrim. But it still felt relatively small and more importantly it felt a little dry. There was never the sense of bustle and movement you'd expect in the capital city of the worlds greatest empire.

That was pretty cool.

"Okay, okay, for the outraged among you: as far as we know. To put it more exactly, we can't prove that FTL is impossible any more than we can prove that Santa Claus doesn't exist. I'll concede that."

Yes but... no, I think you're right there.