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If you can find this one: http://www.robotech.com/store/viewproduct.php?id=93 Otherwise, http://www.robotech.com/store/viewproduct.php?id=94 http://www.robotech.com/store/viewproduct.php?id=95 http://www.robotech.com/store/viewproduct.php?id=96 Since ADV shut down its operation and everything is currently being redistributed, it may be a while before new discs are made, if they will even be made. I would suggest you put in orders ASAP.

Hey kresphy, tell everyone in China this is going to be Shadow Rising!!!! :lol: :lol: Ripping off a rip-off. I can see that happening.... . If there was any chance that it would, I think I will really find myself ROTFLMAO.

Agreed, check out Fry's. You might find a good deal. If you want to build a decent, cheap system, I suggest looking at an AMD-setup. They're cheaper than Intel and you get about as good a bang-for-your-buck. A Core i3-setup will also bring you decent performance for cheap.

Let's NOT do this whole "science as a religion" or "science on society"-thing. Got it? Good. In fact, get back on topic. Like how Protoculture went from a society to a seed the size of my thumbnail which apparently has enough energy to power a 100W lightbulb for a day.

Windows should be hiding modes you cannot display. And if you were able to set your resolution higher than the native resolution of your monitor, that probably means Windows can't detect the native resolution of your monitor. The native resolution for monitors is normally, as you may have guessed, found on product web pages, manuals, or even on the packaging. And while your video card may be able to use resolutions higher than the native resolution of the monitor, they may not be supported by the monitor. It's best to keep in mind that the resolutions supported by the video card are normally higher than what your monitor may support. As they say, always consult your manuals.

I'm starting to feel like "God" from BSG. This is what he must have felt like when after Kobol, then 12 colonies, then New Caprica....

Well, if anybody ever wanted to know what it would be like for a VF to have beam sabers, Bits/Funnels, or Wings of Light pulling off Gurren Lagann actions..... here ya go.

Well, the Chronicle hasn't put out stats for the Ecosystem ships so that one still up in the air. But if it matches the DVD/Blu-ray liner notes, then yeh, that issue of GM DX probably should be questioned. I hate these people. That's my story and I'm sticking to it.

Well then, you can tell us how good or bad it is. hehehe...

True, but even the other dimensions are inconsistent. Grrrrrr.... Argh.... I stand by my statement. I hate these people.

GM DX says 402m, Chronicle says 472m. I hate these people.

I just realized... It's even funnier since, in 00, they actually put Tiera in a dress.

*giggles like a school girl* He just needs to either snipe or do a John-Woo-dual pistols for me to ROTFLMAO.

I don't recall Kawamori mentioning the events of VF-X 2 as the reason or as a reason for the NUN in that interview. IIRC, it was as sketchley described it, as an evolution from a centralized system to a decentralized system. Also, this whole "demoralization" of the doesn't seem to be. Reading the Chronicle (and the 1/72 RVF-25 manual), the driving issue with lower pilot numbers is costs (time and money). Ghosts are cheaper (1/3 of the cost of producing and maintaining a VF-171, by 2059). Pilots and VFs costs too much money. It costs too much to build the VF-19. The VF-11C made the VF-11 cheaper. It costs time and money to train pilots. They simplify the VFs because they need regular pilots to fly those things. EX-Gear is suppose to reduce the time it takes to train pilots. Etc... Time and money are issues that plague the Macross-universe just like the real world.

Anders tells someone to head back to their base to deal with the Simon-model.

The Sandisk Sansa Clip+ is suppose to be a good flash-memory player. And cheap.

How about keeping this thread under 25 pages for the rest of the year.

Don't thank me, Thank TheLoneWolf.

Original Thread: August 2003 - April 2009 Thread after that one: April 2009-August 2009 Thread after Thread after that one but before The last one: August 2009-October 2009 The last one: October 2009 - January 2010

Took you 7~8 years. But thanks for agreeing with me-of-7~8 years ago. http://www.macrossworld.com/mwf/index.php?...st&p=812541

http://www.macrossworld.com/mwf/index.php?showtopic=30857

The only thing I can suggest is adapt a RPG system around the setup in Frontier. Palladium did it with Macross II, cuz that's about all we're going to get if the Chronicles isn't enough.

I don't know about that... That's not quite ignoring them if you're gonna wave them aside to push your product. HG isn't ignoring it if they have forum sections, a section in their FAQ and sell DVDs of the originals. Pushing their own product over the originals? Yes, that part is true. Well that's an oxymoron. I prefer, "Inferior brand name". More money in sponsors and promotion if the LAM works out for them. And if they have more money, ... Well, goshdarnit, when you set the height of the bar really low and it does better than height of the bar, you call it a "success", don'tcha know?

All I'll say is this, if responding to RT.com people requires "dumbing it down" to their level, then it probably isn't worth responding to. It probably requires getting a lobotomy too. If it requires that much work, I have to ask, is it really worth it then? Don't answer that.

The "core fans" are now 00 fans. The UC fans are in their late 30s. Which is why Unicorn came out as a novel first before they garnered enough hype for the OAV. This whole notion of "core fans" honestly doesn't exist anymore.