Actually i'm surprised the number is so low...

1 - The Elder Scrolls 2 already encompassed the entire "world" (no, really, all of it), but the graphic fidelity would have made it nonsensical to even a attempt in TES 3 or 4.

*double post*

A fixed wing craft is, first and foremost, a glider. How effective a glider it is depends on design, lift, drag, weight, speed, especially speed, as speed is energy, and give a glider enough energy and it won't even need an engine in order to land.

Same thing here.

......There is already such a game...

Far from it.

You own a pc, right?

It depends entirely on what you perceive as content.

Kicks like a mule, and the aim is all over the place, but what it hits, it destroys...

Massive bucket loads of bullshit.

I swapped the original Samsung Momentus 60Gb that came with the console (and was running rather short), for a WD Scorpio Blue 320Gb.

Precisely.

There are a few RPGs that give enough breathing room while maintaining an interesting mechanic.

Exactly, if the battle mechanics themselves were more demanding, or at least a lot more flexible, or heck, even if they were simply more interesting to watch, it wouldn't be such a chore having to handle random encounters.

I don't mind Turn-Based gameplay at all, what i DO hate with a passion are Random Encounters.

It's very counter intuitive, so it's definitely a challenge.

If you think 100 eps is a daunting task (IIRC its 110), then perhaps you'd be better staying well away from ACTUALLY long running shows.

That was all sorts of awesome!

Did................did they mentioned Deus Ex?