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They can easily destroy worlds, but their ships weapons are controlled by guys pulling ropes. They have very unreliable FTL. Also, Federation ships are able to battle at high impulse/low warp using warp-capable torpedoes, something that as far as I am aware the IoM is incapable of doing.

I say this as a 40K fan, but the Imperium of Man is not super powerful compared to other Sci-fi factions. They seem so because of how large scale everything is, but their technology is meant to be stagnant and many of their worlds are literally medieval.

That's the same thing they said about weapons breaking on the first couple of enemies in Dark Souls 2 when played at higher than 30FPS, when it was obviously not the case.

In other news, Digital Homicide changes name to Financial Suicide.

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It's not really that big of a problem. Just have some Skyrim Khajiits, some anime catgirls, a few Puss-in-Boots size Khajiits (literally a regular Khajiit with setscale 0.2) and go with the others situationally. I'm not all that familiar with Elder Scrolls lore, but I think they had moon...

It's more ambiguous than what you're making it out to be. The society in Brave New World appears to be a utopia because it's people have been conditioned to not think for oneself. The characters who do are miserable. John, Helmholtz and Bernard are seeking human connections, while everyone...

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You seem to have an idealistic view of interstellar life, that it would be a forward progression of humanity, even a utopian one. For all we know, our "space neighbors" could be a nanobot cloud that simply eats the Earth when it homes in on our signals. They could be a religious empire that...

The Expanse! I was blown away by how good this show is turning out to be. Good news on the Expanse front: The show is filming a second season, and cast New Zealand actress Frankie Adams to play the 7-foot Martian marine Bobbie Draper.

You may be. The Culture and Mass Effect have almost nothing in common. Halo would be more of a copy.

Dragon's Dogma and the first Dead Rising on PC in the same year? Am I asleep? Are exclusives finally sinking?

I was under the assumption that Saitama was arbitrarily strong so he can defeat any opponent with a single punch. He might be able to KO her. Pun-Pun has arbitrarily high stats and can increase them at will, so he is as strong as he wants to be.

What about the Lady of Pain from Dungeons & Dragons? Or Pun-Pun, the mighty kobold?

I would give any regular person decent odds against the fighters from Exanima.