I have no idea why....at all.....but I feel like I just won the lottery! YEAH MOM! I WON THE LOTTERY! (And I ranked recently too if you want to congratulate me on that)

Still being tested by the developers ;) The update should be here soon though so stay tuned! :)

Great update! :) If it's updating the game, it's an update. ;)

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They will not remove the kits, but they are planning to change them ;)

Isn't it implied in there that they're each holding a gun?

Well, if specific things were real or still alive I'd be terrified. I think that standing in a plains behind a rock with 10 men pointing a gun at you with anger would answer this topic.

Here's how I do it comb (I could say it sounds like "come" with a long O sound, but that lookslike the word "come" of which sounds like "cum") Ice-Eye-duh Eye-ran (like the word, "ran") Koon-Ger Not saying it's correct, that's just how I do it

None of these planets have an abundance in liquid water. So while water would be liquid in most to all those Mesoplanets (lol ) there's not an abundance of it. Creativity and beauty is natural? The ozone layer has a naturalisic explanation? While you may just talk about how it works as an argument against that, you've got to admit that that's a very convenient layer, and without it, we'd all die. The ozone layer protects us from ultraviolet. How the hydrologic cycle goes in completely naturalistic? The water goes from evaporation, to condensation, to rain, to soil or bodies of water, then it all depends, but the water that goes to underground water or soil water comes back around to us humans through our systems. Then we drink it, it comes out, it eventually gets filtered (not just through what we've put out, but what God has used in the soil as well ;)) Our humanly bodies also are not naturalistic. Not only do we have a cooling system of our own (called sweat) but also muscles that grow overtime and so that we can eventually roam the planet and work. I do believe a god has put everything we need in place, and still is with us, my Lord. Now, I know you disagree with me, and it will take a whole lot to convince you that there is and ever will be a god. I will keep looking at science and either make my argument stronger, or if science does indeed disagree with my statements, I will of course change it. The science I've seen so far, shows that a god is more realistic than evolution. Maybe that'll change. I will explore all I can. I ask you to do the same, if you may. While it may not be proven, or anything like that, or it may just be a bunch of "stories"/"tales", I reccomend you to read some of the Bible. The book of John is good, but there's many other good stories in the Old Testament that are good too. It's also the most consistent historical document that is that old. (The Old Testament, and the New Testament) Some old writers (Eusebius, Joseph) have confirmed Jesus. Not saying it's true, but just saying you should at least give the other side a chance and explore the possibility. I will do so as well.

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Not that any scientists have discovered. Not saying there isn't any, just saying it hasn't been proven thus making your statement not true. No, he didn't. I was just referrencing to what most scientists believe to be the earth's beginning. I have thought that, and I believe we have indeed adapted to earth. Obviously. But, I can bring many instances besides the water (and I'd be pleased to, in fact) which makes this earth unsually perfect for humans. It is that earth was made for us, and humans. Look around you. Do you really think that it's a coincidence we "came" (I won't use the big bang, ok?) to this planet with such perfect conditions? We have adapted to it, but how much really? Did we put in the ozone layer? Did we decide the plants would do this, and the water cycle would work lke this? Did we put the planet right where it should be so that anyone could survive here? Did we put the right amount of muscles in our body so that we could get to work and start creating buildings for warmth? We have adapted to it. But the earth and all creatures in it are just too perfectly organized it's undeniable.

Thank-you for acknowledging that Americans have their own spelling, so it's not necessarily wrong. If the English use metre, that's fine, that's correct IMO in that country. But in our country meters is correct.

I never said that water is not only found on earth. I said that it is the only planet which has abundance in liquid water. So, your statements are incorrect here as you clearly misunderstood me when it was obvious as to what I was saying, as I was specific in each sentence. Yes, but none of these planets have an abundance in liquid water to keep us alive, so it is specially made for us. Your logic is flawed and extremely confusing. Maybe I'm not fully comprehending it. In this first paragraph, I see that it seems you're saying, "When there was a big bang, one planet in those bunch of planets was bound to have the right conditions for living life, AND the microscopic organisms (which is yet to point out how that came from a big bang, but let's move on) just happened to appear on that planet, and none other. And you seem to be saying that out of those "infinity" universes and planets, it's bound to have one of them with perfect conditions, perfect creativity, perfect way our body is structured, perfect distance from the sun, perfect way that the ozone layer is there to protect us from ultraviolet rays, perfect hydrologic cycle that keeps water flowing from (in basics) the ocean, to the sky, to the ground, to our mouths, out our bodies, back through the soil, and the process contiunes without flaws, perfect way the plants are set up, perfect everything to keep us living. And you're telling me that there's bound to be one planet that just happens to have a living-organism pop out of this big bang, and roam on this perfect planet, instead of any other planets? If I'm wrong about what you've said, with the probability that one of those plnetiful planets is bound to be PERFECT and a living organism appears out of nowhere, correct me as you wish.

Well, let's look at water and it's amazing system, and how it links to the earth and sun. First the definition of Hydrosphere, then on with the discussion. Hydrosphere---The sum of all water on a planet "People can live for two weeks or more with no food, but without water, we would die in about three days. That's why statesman and scientist Benjamin Franklin said, "When the well's dry, we know the worth of water." Water exists as a liquid (what we usually call "water"), gas (which we often call "water vapor"), and solid (known as "ice"). Did you know that of all planets in our solar system, earth is the only one that has a large quantity of water in its liquid form? It's one of the main reasons life cannot exist on any of the other planets but does exist here on earth. Liquid water, a necessity for life, can only be found in abundance on one planet: earth. Does that mean there isn't water on the other planets? No. It means that on the other planets, nearly all the water is either a gas or a solid, not a liquid. Why is the earth so special? There are many reasons. First of all, water is only a liquid in a certain temperature range (above 0 degrees Celsius [32 degrees Fahrenheit] and below 100 degrees Celsius [212 degrees Fahrenheit]). Thus, in order for a planet to have liquid water, there must be regions within that temperature range. Well, the vast majority of the earth is in that temperature range, so the vast majority of the water on the earth is liquid! What controls the temperature on a planet? There are two important factors: the distance from the sun and the atmosphere. The greenhouse effect caused by earth's unique atmosphere keeps the average temperature of the earth around 50 degrees Fahrenheit. If the mixture of gases n the atmosphere were to change, the temperature would go up or down, potentially out of the range necessary for water to exist as a liquid. In addition, scientists have estimated that if earth were only a few percent closer to the sun than it is now, it would be so warm that the vast majority of its water would exist as a gas. Similarly, if the earth were just a few percent farther away from the sun, most of its water would exist as ice. Thus, earth has just the right amount mixture of gases in its atmosphere, and it is just the right distance from the sun to ensure the vast majority of its water is liquid. No other planet we know of is like this! Earth's temperature is unique because of its atmosphere and its distance from the sun. That's an awful lot of coincidences, don't you think? If earth were just a little closer to or farther from the sun, water would not be a liquid on earth, and as a result, life could not exist. If the earth's atmosphere were slightly different in composition, we would have the same result. If water didn't participate in hydrogen bonding, it would not be liquid at earth's room temperature. In the end, it seems that water, earth, and life were all designed for each other, doesn't it? That should not surprise any scientist who believes in a supreme Designer, but it should certainly astound any scientist who does not!”

I'm currently learning Biology, and Physical Science in school too and let me tell you that Creation is real. There is evidence to support it too. Wrong. In fact, it takes more faith to believe typical Evolution than what I believe.

No, it starts in a little over an hour.

I have Jaguar, going for Tundra! :3

Almost 100% of the time the opposing team consisted of Colonels or Lieutenant Colonels compared to all the time you, me, and another Second Lieutenant. Not to mention the Freeze+Mammoth m2 equipped with Inferno. (40% from my Freeze, and 30% from your Firebird)

No one on the English community has thought of that, except you. That's an interesting point you bring up, and not so far off. If they're fast and strong they will :)

Good update :)

+1 Well, there will always be people like that. Just keep being positive and maybe the people around you (or the people who see your posts :lol:) will be positive too :)

Actually, don't worry about no.8 or no.9 because instead just right click on the image, then click on "Copy Image URL". Then go to the forums again. Then click on the little picture of the tree above where the text of when you post is. Then paste the image URL that is pre-copied. Then click on "OK" Then "post" You're done

This was not written at all. How can it be against the rules of the contest if it wasn't a rule :blink: Honestly, I think it's creative to get a Staff member to take a picture.

Indeed--it seems to me that the test server is very slow for everyone. Many "Connection Closed by Server"s, I can barely get to the garage. If I do get there, I'll equip something but it won't give me the "visual effect" of looking at it. Then I go back to battles which is just as slow as vice-versa. Then I'll try to join a battle, and for the next 30 seconds it'll show that you clicked it, but it won't let me enter. Then it'll "un-click" itself and I can't join. Not to mention the 30 seconds to move from battle to battle from the lobby--looking at it.