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Putok

01.11.2012 , 04:51 AM \| #71	Quote
Quote: Originally Posted by Sernon I made up my mind long ago. Time compression is fine. Logic breaking delivery is not. --- Why is the time it would take for the ship to dock at the orbital station it's sitting next being compressed down to zero seconds any more logic breaking than the time it takes for something to be shipped from across the galaxy being compressed to zero seconds?

XDCMADMAX

01.11.2012 , 04:52 AM \| #72	Quote
Quote: Originally Posted by Drehzen Seems like a bizarro world if we can't read email from our ship. Stick a mailbox in the captains quarters please. I think the whole mail thing needs to be replaced with a more up-to-date sci fi model, Im sure the Empire never received a letter from a friendly postman knocking on the door.

Sernon

01.11.2012 , 04:53 AM \| #73	Quote
Quote: Originally Posted by itekazzawrrlic Comparing a Star Wars game to Santa is lame considering both are made up to begin with. For someone who obviously likes sci fi, you sure lack imagination. Feel free to come up with a reasonable explanation to why mailboxes naturally belong on a spaceship, if you're so imaginative. It's a fair comparison given the complete lack of logic involved. ---
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itekazzawrrlic

01.11.2012 , 04:55 AM \| #74	Quote
Or even better... How about telportation? Can you really sit there with a straight face and say you can have hyperspace and lightsabers, but teleportation... that just makes it unbelievable?
Who is more foolish? The fool, or the fool who follows? SWG Gorath

Terans

01.11.2012 , 04:55 AM \| #75	Quote
Quote: Originally Posted by Sernon Makes as much sense as having your mailbox on a plane. --- I do have a mailbox on my plane. I can receive emails pretty much anywhere I go with my mobile.

navycrow

01.11.2012 , 04:56 AM \| #76	Quote
i could see this i craft in my ship all the time and mail box in ship would nt be a bad idea they could put it nar the storage box there

Alpha-Llama

01.11.2012 , 04:57 AM \| #77	Quote
Quote: Originally Posted by ToliverGrey How would the physical objects you receive in the mail get to your ship? i can carry the corpse of a man in my pocket for bounty hunter quests whenever i travel in a taxi mako goes into my pocket and appears at the other end of the journey....realism try to escape it in game like the rest of us regarding mailboxes why even have them? this is a futuristic world i dont need postman pat to deliver things into a physical mailbox i should have a datapad for instant mail. Maybe ships for bought items ? or a companion bringing you the item like they would when they scavenge etc
you see these crawler keys ? You'll never get these, they belong to the nine eight possee .............Besh - Ctrl-Alt-Elite

itekazzawrrlic

01.11.2012 , 04:57 AM \| #78	Quote
Quote: Originally Posted by Sernon Feel free to come up with a reasonable explanation to why mailboxes naturally belong on a spaceship, if you're so imaginative. It's a fair comparison given the complete lack of logic involved. --- Because smugglers live in space. Maybe you're wanted and can't step foot on a planet. Those are just two which i really didn't have to think about, it's just a given.
Who is more foolish? The fool, or the fool who follows? SWG Gorath

Sernon

01.11.2012 , 04:59 AM \| #79	Quote
Quote: Originally Posted by Putok Why is the time it would take for the ship to dock at the orbital station it's sitting next being compressed down to zero seconds any more logic breaking than the time it takes for something to be shipped from across the galaxy being compressed to zero seconds? It's shipped to a destination that's inherently not available for shipment. The courier rarely put up with a chase across the galaxy to eventually deliver objects, through space battles and asteroid hazards. You give them credit though. Abstraction follows a certain logic. That of time compression. Delivery to an object that's out of reasonable bounds of delivery, follows no special logic. ---
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Sernon

01.11.2012 , 05:00 AM \| #80	Quote
Quote: Originally Posted by Terans I do have a mailbox on my plane. I can receive emails pretty much anywhere I go with my mobile. Feel free to read the thread before posting, if you're so smart. I have repeated myself enough already. ---
Truth is far too valuable to be left out in the open. Guard it closely. Hide it well.

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