@Jonn: He'd basically just be wasting fuel and overshooting whatever target he had unless he used an equal and opposite force to accelerate in the other direction and eventually become stationary.

@LaurenIsSoMosh: I have serious doubts as to how that would work. If you stripped out the horror element it'd be a pretty bland sci-fi.

@InGraphite: Lol. Spelling correction plugin changed Ganapati to Ginapta, sorry about that.

@Namarrgon: "Kurzweil explains: The design of the brain is in the genome. The human genome has three billion base pairs or six billion bits, which is about 800 million bytes before compression, he says. Eliminating redundancies and applying loss-less compression, that information can be compressed into about 50…

Another trailer in which the main character looks infinitely cooler than any face you could create in a Bioware RPG.

@Architectin: I think part of what was put on Voyager (iirc) is a lot of abstract shapes/symbols and mathematically based messages.

Does anyone else find the... stereotypical dialogue a little... distasteful? I know these guys aren't SPARTAN II's, they went through a different kind of training, blah blah... and of course you don't want a team of soldiers that are exactly the same. Then again, canned one-liners don't exactly scream badass to me in…

@2NinjasTapedTogether: Another one to file under "Bethesda, why are you still using this stupid engine?"

One of these is way cooler than the other. One of these is better engineered than the other. One of these has better industrial design than the other.

@TheGreatRaja: I'd say "cool story bro" but even that wouldn't do justice to the insignificance of your statement.

@Charliehorse: And on top of all that he can fire 600 TPS reports per minute.

Overly expositional combined with lots of unfunny jokes. As if the people who are going to play this game really need to hear about it.

@Tenshigure: The article here and the article it is syndicated from indeed show a disappointing lack of proper context or completeness.

Allow players to put a disclaimer on their creations or even have a "mature" section with some sort of verification system.

@manimatr0n: And/or Kakow.

@junior ghoul: I think he has a legitimate point.

@alek2407: So calling things "magical" isn't gimicky? That's classy?

@YOXIM: If they throw enough darts at the wall maybe they'll finally hit something.

@Drummertist v.2: You didn't seem to have trouble leaping on the first commenter. I'm just playing along.

@Drummertist v.2: ... Are you actually trying to say Apple mice are good? I thought he was pretty spot on.