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Arioch wrote:There are two truetype fonts for Trade characters: Loroi Block and Loroi Hand.

I'll have to get back to you on the translations.

They really must hate cursive don't they

@Fotiadis_110 So would they let him bathe at least? Humans release their pheromones in their sweat glands, and even if the ship is slightly cooler then he was expecting, he is still going to put up a sweat. It won't be as bad probably. Remember that the crews are probably very massively desinfected...

@fredgiblet: How about firing pellets in volleys, like a musket? It would be more difficult to dodge them all. Even more so in multi-ship battles if you have the unfortunate privilege of being the primary target. Volleys like a musket? Musket volleys are fired by a bunch of different people, so you...

Having never actually read the whole of the lord of the rings (I get about half way and find I've forgotten what happened 3-4 pages ago) I put it down very quickly after only the first few pages, and this is someone who at the time had already read The Hobbit at age twelve IMO The Hobbit is signifi...

We don't know yet. My expectation is that they got a good collection of stuff but that it won't really play a part in the story. I doubt there are any physical books on the Bellarmine. Sure no physical books. But I'd say that something lke a kindle could be easily on board. Of course it might take ...

Yeah ... how soft/hard you want your universe will be is a major factor on evaluating the viability of various systems. If you're going with a harder universe, mass drivers, barring specific tech constraints, are likely to be largely ineffective, and require extremely short ranges to be viable. Let...

ed: my point was that a horse can graze and live off the land, most vehicles since the discontinued use of steam power cant, so the horse also has an advantage, under specific circumstances. what i was NOT saying in any shape or form was that horses were superior to modern vehicles, just that they ...

Battle of Bataan (January 16, 1942): US 26th Cavalry Regiment makes a mounted pistol charge against Japanese positions, the last mounted charge in battle by conventional United States troops. Eastern Front, World War II, (August 24, 1942): The last cavalry charge against a regular enemy army of Ita...

Okay that was a lot of advances on beryl's part.

Suprised they didn't just show bandwidth cap limit when trying to access the page.

daelyte: true to some degree, but it's a mental thing, a mindset, killer instinct to see an opening and not hold back just go in all guns blazing so to speak....and if you do not see an opening just bull your way through, it's ugly, you will probably get hurt but you just might 'survive'. Keep in m...

On the karate vs sword wielder. Let's be very honest here. If you only know karate and the other person has a sword and at least known which side is the pointy bit, you are in a giant load of trouble and it's far better to run. For this reason you rarely see a MA develop with a weapon against unarme...

I imagine you COULD if fore-warned, like how fireblade can trap a bubble of air around her in open space, but a generic permanent shield would need to be transparent to air to ensure you can hear what is going on outside of it, if you harden it then you cannot hear, but it has a good chance to bloc...

That Enterprise was a refit in one of 3 alternate time lines in the last episode "All good things", Picard was pulled between the 3 time lines 1 before the first episode one at the time line of the last ep and one in the future where "Admiral" William Riker upgraded it with things like cloaking dev...

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bunnyboy wrote:In shortly, Enterprice is Mary Sue class, no matter whitch era it is.

am inclined to agree... but Mary sue dont tend to die... but the enterprise "died" 4 time (A-B-C-D)

Oh mary sues do die from time to time. But only heroic and tragic deaths

well the federation have a lots of warship. but you moslty see "exploration" and "science" ship in the show. How else would you be able to keep your hold on such a vast empire... surely not with thankful wishing. They are just shy to call them warship. But i consider that "Tactical cruiser" and "es...

Don't be ridiculous, the Federation doesn't have warships, just engineers ;) . Also, making Star Trek aliens fight those strikes me as mean (consider: 'carpet bombing' an enemy starship with photon torpedoes). Edit: Though, thinking about it, the Klingons might be impressed: "Your great-great-great...

My idea can be used something akin to that, in that the fighter dock could easily be left zero atmosphere when maintenance is not required, but the issue that really applies is offloading transports. Do you do so without atmosphere and be forced to wear comparitively immobile spacesuits for bodily ...

My idea can be used something akin to that, in that the fighter dock could easily be left zero atmosphere when maintenance is not required, but the issue that really applies is offloading transports. Do you do so without atmosphere and be forced to wear comparitively immobile spacesuits for bodily ...

if it's a army comparison at the same time it gets different, since at the time where people are thinking 'samurai' western europe were marching in nice blocks of musketeers, which means that if the japs could close with the enemy without breaking or losing too many troops, they would probably win,...