Liked this episode alot. The game seemed fun, but incredibly unbelievable. We blew up a chunk of our continent, oh no, we don't know how temperatures work.
Must. resist. bait.The Random One said:It's pretty cool how they manage to make a fun episode out of Highly Amored Dudes Shoot Each Other 20 - IN AMERICA.
It's also pretty cool how Americans think Americans fighting each other is interesting. They're so cute!
Nanosauromo said:Wait... if sea levels rose because of global warming, why is there no water in San Francisco bay?
Well, they did say that they "deformed" the terrain on their shores, so presumably that kept the water away there.Whispering Death said:so... the water level rised due to global warming which somehow both flooded the entire mid-west but drained out the San Francisco Bay so it's nothing but hills now? How does rising water level reduce the amount of water in San Fran?
What?
Yep, pretty much all we can do now is try and limit how bad it gets.Reinis said:The sad thing is that the Rubicon has been passed with regards to the climate. The current climate changes haven't been reversible for a while now.
I wonder if they also oppose stem-cell research and the use of gene-therapy to cure lethal diseases? Come on Fracture, you made me root for the bad guys in the first cut-scene.LordVyreth said:I was thinking the same thing. Why would I side with the sci-fi bigots over the San Francisco-based dudes with superpowers? Mind you, I'm also cool with being part of the "them" side in any future cyborg uprising.Axeli said:So the guys with awesome genetic engineering technology are supposed to be the bad guys?
...Why does the entertainment industry hate science?
From wikipedia: "The deepest part of the bay is under and out of Golden Gate Bridge which is 300 feet."SirCannonFodder said:Nanosauromo said:Wait... if sea levels rose because of global warming, why is there no water in San Francisco bay?Well, they did say that they "deformed" the terrain on their shores, so presumably that kept the water away there.Whispering Death said:so... the water level rised due to global warming which somehow both flooded the entire mid-west but drained out the San Francisco Bay so it's nothing but hills now? How does rising water level reduce the amount of water in San Fran?
What?