Ever heard of Homeworld?

Thanks for the clarification, and I have no idea what that means.

So "getting the conflict and setting establishing" is correct? I'm seriously asking, no sarcasm.

.... nevermind

It's a basic introduction to the show's ensemble cast, getting the conflict and setting establishing out of the way so we can get to more entertaining episodes that offer deeper exploration of the individual characters.

Homeworld 3!!! WE NEED HOMEWORLD 3 NOW!!!!

Ohhhhh! How I miss Ground Control, another of the truly great RTS games that dealt far more with tactics than resource gathering. And it was GORGEOUS...

Not sure how this one was missed... one of my absolute favorites, and (I believe) one of the first games with full 180 degree viewing, as well as fully custom units. A whole year before Earth 2150...

I'd seriously cry, for hours, if they announced HW3 finally.

Oh, I thought of this.

Exactly! Screw having to think about travelling through space and blah blah blah, PORTAL THAT SHIT.

"A portal between dimensions, in the Pacific Ocean."

I read the list 3 times and still mis-read Q as having a full name.... My bad.

Q should just be Q. ST:TNG. Show the love people.

I absolutely love this site for this simple reason.... :D

Yeah, I know Enceladus is far outside our habitable zone (I always forget context). What I had meant to say was the idea of a moon similar to Enceladus circling K-47c, as the article itself pointed out: "What's more, even if K-47c is devoid of life, it's moons — if it has any — could be a very different story."

Well, what if Enceladus were inside the "goldilocks" zone. It would (possibly) have liquid water, and therefore be a very strong contender for having life, correct? Or is that just silly speak?

crap, and the fact that i actually stopped to double check to make sure i was using the correct word makes it sting so...

gosh darn it, its an ensemble cast. besides, if you're that short, you must support!