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NOTE: I am not making fun of Spades, I am showing how smart he is about teh space.

Funny thing is I was lecturing a character in FORP today who tried playing as a scientist.

He was failing.

We tried physics. He didn't know all objects fall at the same speed unless affected by air resistance.
We tried chemistry. Couldn't tell us what a chemical reaction was.
We tried astronomy. Finally he tells me what a Black Hole is by saying, "A point where gravity is so strong not even light can escape."

I proceeded to go, "Good. I also would have also accepted 'the mass of a former star crushed under its own gravitational force until being reduced to a singularity,' " to which Khorn promptly replied, NNNNNNNEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEERRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRD.








Also wasn't aliens. Sadface. Read the description in the video.

Quote from: Spades_Neil on 06-01-2012
Funny thing is I was lecturing a character in FORP today who tried playing as a scientist.

He was failing.

We tried physics. He didn't know all objects fall at the same speed unless affected by air resistance.
We tried chemistry. Couldn't tell us what a chemical reaction was.
We tried astronomy. Finally he tells me what a Black Hole is by saying, "A point where gravity is so strong not even light can escape."

I proceeded to go, "Good. I also would have also accepted 'the mass of a former star crushed under its own gravitational force until being reduced to a singularity,' " to which Khorn promptly replied, NNNNNNNEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEERRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRD.








Also wasn't aliens. Sadface. Read the description in the video.

You are actually right and wrong if you call him an idiot, but you must not be ignorant and forget one thing.
This. Is. Fallout.
Physics work different here, in fact, this is an interesting article from my days of SV:
http://fallout.wikia.com/wiki/Divergence (http://fallout.wikia.com/wiki/Divergence)

Autoplaying videos, urghh

Neil with it.