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Piracy: The good, the bad, and the ugly.
Darktrooper replied to BadSamaritan's topic in Outside Interests
The same can be said about PR. It has become the caribean drug bridge to the US. That's without counting local market. -
Command and Conquer Tiberian Sun Original Sountrack-Lone Soldier
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Well, he leased the Imp-Star to the Navy and he was in a 10-year loan for it. It's too bad the rebels ionized his destroyer before he got to see some action. Then the V-man popped a cap on him. (That's the third clue, no more) H never finished the loan, that's why the Imp-Star was returned to the Navy just to be destroyed in Endor (my guess).
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That's true on all arguments. First of all, if I have ofended somebody, I want to say "I'm sorry". Second, I'm following this too. I hope they decided before the end of the week. I got high hopes that the next pope will be from Latin-America.
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Nope. That's at the end of the movie. This guy is a lesser character. Next clue. He owned a Imp-Star at Hoth.
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Piracy: The good, the bad, and the ugly.
Darktrooper replied to BadSamaritan's topic in Outside Interests
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Today I saw in the news that in the Vatican, the conclave run a joke in the public. First, they blow what it looks like white smoke (for those who are not following the new Pope election, white smoke states that a new pope has beed elected); but after the people in the outside erupted in cheers, the smoke changed to black, indicating that the conclave didn't reach a winner. Now, the funny part is the thing that popped in my mind at that moment. "Busted" I have a sick mind. You can kill me later, thank you.
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Piracy: The good, the bad, and the ugly.
Darktrooper replied to BadSamaritan's topic in Outside Interests
Then, you will find very odd about my hometown, Puerto Rico. There, piracy in not underground; in fact, piracy there is a big activity in almost all the forms of media. I even know of a few police officers that do piracy as a way to gain a quick buck. Disturbing, if you ask me. o_O -
Halo original soudtrack- Brothers in arms.
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That's why the planet jail is still a viable idea. In all my games, I have never jail breaks in there. In fact, the ocasional execution really amuses my day. Poor idiots.
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Not only that (teaser ahead), but one of the officers will be familiar for us, the guys in the know. My only clue is that name appears in ESB. You can kill me later, thak you.
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It looks like you sealed your fate with the Z_Cat. Better be more carefull. Anyway, to answer an old question, the novel (no spoiler here) states that in Coruscant space was an Dreadnaught (pardon the spell, can't remenber the correct word now) and 3 Carrack-class cruisers ( my favorite imperial ship). I will wait for the film to corfim my ideas.
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After reading the whole topic, I know about your work. I think you misreaded my question. What I want to say is this: If you have a site with the new ranks, because I want to see how much I need for corporal. If fact, I want to congratulate you and Scath for your devoted time and resources for the new ranking system. EDIT: I got my answer today. I hitted corporal now. Woot.
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Sounds like you were sliced. Or an AI. EDIT: Cortana hacked ya.
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The novel (don't worry, no spoiler here) states also the issue of non-clone officers included in the republic navy. I believe that the republic started training officers to command treir cap-ships.
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The idea of "jumpgates" sound more realistic for me. In the game "Freelancer" the idea is well applied. For instance, create a series of low-level jumpgates in sucession, each one pushing the spacecraft every time, like creating the effect of a train. That way in-system travel can be organized in "lanes" while leaving the inter-system travel to the real jumpgates. Other example of the jumpgate idea in action is in the "Babylon 5" series.
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Welcome to the club.
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That's right. Those debates are classroom quality. In some cases, they're overwhelming. EDIT: If the ranking system was changed or not, when we can see the ranks anyway?
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Thanks for the welcome. Still hurts, thanks for asking.
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I have read the novel of RotS and, yes, it explains your point. I will not say anymore, because you asked for no spoilers. That book is sweet. on the other hand, I have finally readed all the posts of this topis. It took me 2 FUUL weeks to finish it giving them 5 hours per day. My head hurts...
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If that hapens, then I will join. Let me know.
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Thanks for the link. ... and the compliment.
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Well, It may sound stupid, but can anyone explain to me what is Kingdom Of Chaos? Please?
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To find or not to find. That's the dilema.
Darktrooper replied to Darktrooper's topic in General Discussion
I must agree with him. Rebellion is, for me, THE best galaxy-wide strategic simulation for star wars. Note I didn't said "real- time" because this simulator looks more like a turn-based hex game, only timed. Good way too keep one on it's toes. -
To find or not to find. That's the dilema.
Darktrooper replied to Darktrooper's topic in General Discussion
My friend, I tip my helmet to you. I have found a bid on E-bay on the game. the ONLY one. I will be sending my bid later. Thanks for the tips. I hope one day we can play a game on the web. (please, don't crush me fast.)