Still looking for some insight into this.

I'm still trying to figure out how the rebellion got such an insanely huge amount of support without a really, really good cause/set of points against the Federation.

The 'explosive' in 'explosive decompression' refers to the rate at which it occurs. Although a suitably explosive decompression between two very differing pressure levels can indeed result in a more conventional and literally 'explosive' decompression event. Didn't Mythbusters do a test to see what...

I always, ALWAYS, name my ship "One of Ours." "Ensign, identify that vessel!" "It's One of Ours, sir!" "Very good. Carry on." "No, sir, I mean it's THE One of Ours, the ship we're hunting!" *my first volley impacts their hull and kills their weapons*...

Congratulations for wasting your time reiterating what others have said. But, you do give a good point as to why this video isn't doing so good. I'll gladly take all of this into account next time I do a commentary, but be warned, this is me in real life, and I don't want to act or be someone else....

Maybe, that Dual lasers are an uncommen weapon; i think, i've seen them only once in a shop, but i'm not sure. That'd be just fine- I just wish the description matched. I don't like that they're mentioned as being essentially bargain-basement stuff for people who can barely afford ship weaponry. Es...

It doesn't fire more shots, they both fire twice for one damage, and accuracy isn't decided by weapon type. It's fixed at 100%-Evade.

I was looking for an answer that was a little more substantial than "because." It seems really odd, that's all.

Why, oh why, does the Burst Laser 1 have a longer cooldown, require more power, yet does exactly the same thing as Dual Lasers which are described as being kinda pitiful?

I just discovered this, my apologies if this has already been brought up- but if a projectile from one of your guns (laser, missile, crystal, whatever) hits an opposing missile in flight, the missile is destroyed. Makes burst lasers even more valuable, because with timing you can actually create a (...