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Cool! What scope and power were you using?

Pretty museum-piece swords, here i come. k, thx, bye:tiphat:

iv been a game nerd for 15 years. iv beaten all of the GTAs and the origional conker's bad fur day (if uv played it, u know, lol) ask anyone who knows me and they will tell you that im one of the most relaxed people that they know. i think playing video games has taught me to deal with...

i bought this laptop for $900, 2 years ago. i think it will still be at least another year or 2 before i even have to turn the graphics down on a new game. then theres always the option of some shiny new upgrades :)

so you'll be playing skyrim by the end of the week?

skyrim is the only game i've been looking forward to for a long time now. im just worried that it wont live up to the hype like Oblivion. Bethesda has been getting pretty good with AI though, so im cautiously optimistic.

if a laser weapon will vaporise any reflective armor. how does one aim the laser in the first place. the argument im getting is that "all lasers that we use are targeted by reflecting the beam off of a mirror to the target". why would the targets reflective armor vaporise but not the targeting...

if theres one thing microsoft wont do, its work on stuff that matters. more correctly they will only work on what matters "to them". im confident that they will dumb down everything so much for the mainstream audience that even if they do add some realism settings for us simmers, we wont even...

i just heard about what was called a particle bed reactor (wikipedia came up with nothing so i think he meant pebble bed) that could be used by spacecraft for thrust by pumping any inert gas through it and venting the plasma as thrust. leaving behind a radioactive gas cloud in the process but i...

at least hes kind of developing a knowledge bace to work from

thanks guys, i was having a great convo with someone about this. amazing what mechwarrior can inspire lol

imagine a spaceship that had an engine that produced a constant 1g of thrust using matter-energy transfer technology (for practically infinite fuel) and you burned half way to your destination, turned around, and decelerated for the other half. what would be the mathematical formula for...

i learned when i was 7 by walking towards the deep end of our pool until the water reached my neck and accidentally getting the movements right (lucky me). something clicked and ever since then iv loved the water

ill just end up watching it from my backyard on the beach :thumbup:

mine was my very first email address from back when "ul never fill up a 500mb HDD" and it just stuck to me. Lately iv come to like the nickname "Ghost" that my friends gave me for my gaming play-style. The problem is that ghost is almost always one of the first names taken for any game/forum.

wow! i had completely forgotten about the voyagers for years. I cant believe some of their new findings. Just goes to show how little we really know.

hmm. do you have reference pictures for these ships?

awesome, this reaffirms that i was correct. i was starting to think i had missed out on something in school XP

a massive 6 person argument started over this picture: http://themetapicture.com/media/funny-facebook-math-poll-question.jpg PLEASE explain the math here

lets be optimistic and hope that if we DO discover gamma ray reflecting unobtainium, it will probably lead to our first interplanetary drives.