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This one part though strikes me as being vague enough to the point of potential problems: We were able to come to a very specific understanding on the alien characters and races — how they look and act. Stardock is dropping all trademark registration of the alien names and won't use the described a...

One of only two non-standard game overs in SC2, the other being surrendering to the Ur-Quan. SC3 had more littered about, and they made far less thematic sense, but enough about that. Is this even spoiler tag worthy? Pretty sure we've seen the surrender scene, and the device activation was just tri...

Elestan wrote: ↑

Fri May 31, 2019 2:52 pm

Of course, the lawyers are the big winners from the whole fiasco.

As they always are. Sometimes the legal system seems to have been designed primarily to keep lawyers gainfully employed.

Well done. Welcome to the home stretch, Captain.

In exchange for the withdrawal of negative votes, Stardock promised that episode three will be much longer... I've heard of others trying this tactic before, and it has always been a scam. Can't see why this time would be different. It's usually a cheap ploy for the party in the wrong to cut their ...

... which just so happened to big a big pile of useless junk (but including ironically an Ultron replacement part) Funnily enough, the Druuge describe Wimbli's Trident and the Glowing Rod accurately, but completely omit any mention of the Rosy Sphere in their tirade. That is because, of course, tha...

I don’t follow. Here’s all of the dialogue I’ve recorded from the Kohr-Ah thus far, and I’ve never seen them use the word “annihilate” (or weird misspellings of it) even once: (snicker-snack for space) All will become clear in time. Let's just leave it at that. I don't even know why I would leave a...

krulle wrote: ↑

Fri Apr 26, 2019 5:46 pm

Also I think "cleansing" and "to cleanse" are actually the favourite words of the Kohr-Ah.
Used in the same context, though.

It's a pretty close contest, to be fair. At the end of the day, though, still bad news for whoever they might be talking to.

Everyone who has ever met them, even briefly, knows that the A word is the Kohr-Ah most favoritest word in the entire universe. Think about the kind of stress their talking pets must be under, having to not bungle up the pronunciation so frequently. As for the Druuge, well... Let's just say that if ...

There are actually several tiers of dialog and cost increases associated with how many slaves you've traded away. You skipped straight to the final level since you went nuts all at once, but if you progress more gradually and visit Hayes more often, he becomes increasingly concerned, and then agitat...