Recent content by Twixley

The suit is designed to eliminate the lengthy process of de-pressurization and re-pressurization of an airlock, but this doesn't mean they will let it just flopp around on the outside of the space station. Depending on where they end up using them I'm sure they will be stored in protected...

This was the most surprising LRR video I've ever seen. I don't recall you guys ever doing something similiar, but that downer ending was pulled of so well. I am realy realy impressed.

LRR made a music video on this very problem once: http://loadingreadyrun.com/videos/view/69/I-am-not-American

The way I understand this article, the particles in question would be pushed forward by the wave in front of the ship and not the ship itself. A deflector might protect the ship itself but I think they're implying particles will still be caught and pushed forward by the shockwave at it's prow.

Yes, this game has destructible environments. It is in fact one of the BIG staples of the old X-com games and would absolutely have to be there for any fans to aknowledge it as a worthy successor. As such destructible environments are one of the features they guaranteed in the original...

Because there usually isn't? This is Star Wars. it and a few other franchises in this world use different rules than the rest of the world when it comes to popularity. And Bioware has put the testers to good use apparently, as the beta was almost flawless from my perspective.

You didn't play a biotic did you? Explosions and biotic powers did wreak havoc on a lot of objects in the games. The ragdolls and other physics in either game are second to no shooter, in my opinion.

Is this in the same alternate universe where the LRR video "Crime and Punishment" took place? You know...the one where murder was legal. http://loadingreadyrun.com/videos/view/415/Crime-and-Punishment

Do the military have EMPs yet though? I mean, I know they exist in labs, but I haven't heard of one actually successfully weaponized yet, despite what the movies try to tell you. A nuclear blast creates one of course, but then you're not gonna worry about your iPod frying, are you.