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[quote]for each and every one of the fires referanced earlier would cause the ship to move.C: Weapons. If you were to end up using any kind of gun, you'd need to bring oxygen with you to fire it.[/quote] Not true. Look up hypergolic propellants.
[quote]Every film about space has battle sounds[/quote] Firefly and Serenity didn't. It was totally silent in space. The only sounds you heard were either vibrations of something attached to the hull or radio noise. I've never understood the "simulated sound" thing. The sound's there to make the scene more interesting and dramatic, that's it. Space, weight, and processing power are all at a premium on a combat ship... why are you going to waste any of it to make pretty battle noise
[quote]Hey, look on the bright side. Its not a deliverance engine![/quote] I for one derive joy from bombarding my enemies with pop music and blue jeans.
[quote]If you are a student or pupil 40$ can be much money.[/quote] Then again, if you're a student you probably shouldn't be playing a game that can eat as much time as Sins does. :)
To be honest, I don't think either game is really similar to Homeworld, other than being set in space. Homeworld is a straight RTS, whereas the other two games are more empire management with RTS elements. EaW has better graphics, and the theming is great if you're looking for a Star Wars game. It doesn't feel as epic as Sins, though. Also, everything in Sins happens in real time. In EaW, when you start a battle, it pauses everything that happens on the galactic map until the battle is
