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[Sowelu]

ill-fated spinoff right now set in the first Cylon War

I must obtain a television.

[Hugehead]

I'm fairly sure that the faster you're going, the higher your evasion is, yes.

[Sowelu]

I'm fairly sure that the faster you're going, the higher your evasion is, yes.

Ah I poked around the forum and patch notes, and they said something to the effect that if you are in a strike craft, and you are going (more than a little) below your flank speed, your avoidance is reduced proportionally.

Which means that avoidance won't do me any favors in PvP, since it's just one big short-range knife fight at low speed for me.  Oh and of course missiles are immune to it.

[Rilder]

Wow Cylons do always win...

[Rilder]

Double post but What the fucking hell? It autobans you from chat for a day if you swear?

Wow I really didn't know there was anybody out their that afraid of words.

[Shadowlord]

Losing your ability to chat is Fun?

[Sowelu]

Well, there's a difference between "This is an MMO for people who like MMOs", and "This is a licensed game for fans of the series".  They have mostly ill-conceived notions of it reflecting badly on the Sci-Fi channel.

Still.  Don't be like me and say "Feck" out of a personally-driven desire to not swear on-channel.  It's considered too close, and will get you banned too.

[Tellemurius]

i thought it was Frack?

[Sowelu]

i thought it was Frack?

Yes, on the show it's Frak.  And that one is allowed.  Feck is more a british...thing.  And it's cute.

[Shadowlord]

"Frack," by comparison, is an actual word (more or less), which Scientific American abuses whenever humanly possible.

Wikipedia:

Hydraulic fracturing (called "frac jobs"[1] or "frac'ing" in the industry,[2] with the spelling "fracking" being common in media reports[3]) is a process that results in the creation of fractures in rocks. The most important industrial use is in stimulating oil and gas wells, where hydraulic fracturing has been used for over 60 years in more than one million wells.[citation needed]