i don’t recall enjoying this game, exactly, but the moment you could put Edea in the party was the best single FF experience.

Space casinos are boring and soulless? So, they’re just like Earth casinos?

Bossk brought poison gas with him to Battlefront 1, easily the worst addition to the gameplay arsenal. (The bacta grenade being a close second) It’s not encouraging to see we’ll have another game full of him fart-jumping around.

Me either.

And LiveWire.

I was going to feel cheated it this wasn’t the first thing posted.

Or sixty years of administration from both parties kicking this particular can down the road.

Any ABM system that doesn’t use nuclear weapons isn’t serious about the problem.

“The first time it’s ever been done, ever!”*

Hey, do we still have any of those LASH freighters in mothballs?

Looks like another appearance by the Imperial Raider from the X-wing miniatures game.

“Hateful?”

I had an uncle that worked on Skyraiders in Vietnam. The grease fittings in the big radial engines leaked so much by that point that the planes had to be regreased before every flight, and that was the practical limit on their endurance, not fuel.

Missile defenses don’t have to be 100% effective to still be worth doing, just like air defenses that can’t stop every single attacking aircraft are still worth having. The goal is complicating an adversary’s planning, not invulnerability.

Wait, I haven’t been on Eve Online in years—the Blood Raiders’ ships are just reskinned Amarr?

Came here to post F-16XL pictures, but discovered my work here is already done.

Oh, look, it’s 1982 again, and everyone’s freaking out about surface ships being obsolete.

Any BMD system that doesn’t use nukes isn’t serious about the problem. We already built a system that worked (and it came in on time, on budget, and worked better than spec, a trio of results rarely seen in major US weapons development), but we traded it away as a bargaining chip during the Seventies.

True racing yachtsman style! “If you can’t win on the water, win in the courtroom.”

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