Talk:Tachyon: The Fringe

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Why can't I find a copy of this game anywhere?

• You cannot be serious. But, um, if you are, Amazon.com and .uk both stock the game. - CaptainSurrey

http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B00005B3ZF/202-9699428-1978229

[edit] POV statement

"The Bora missions are uesualy harder and often pay less but most think picking the Bora is moraly right."

What statistical studies have been done to prove the above statement?

From a Nietzschean standpoint, one could argue that the Galspan corp is on the morally superior plane. It's all relative. - CaptainSurrey talk

I am not big on philosophical discussions, but I tend to agree with the statement. Just because the ancestors of the Bora forgot to fill out the necessary paperwork does not mean that they have not earned the right to live in their region. They built what they have with their own sweat and blood. What GalSpan is trying to do is similar (intentionally?) to what the American government was doing to Native Americans. Humans don't automatically have claim to all the universe. The Bora declared themselves to be a separate entity, a different nation, if you will, in this view, GalSpan is the aggressor who wants to take all the Bora have "for the good of humanity". Also, considering that GalSpan has no problems killing innocent civilians just to make a buck tends to put them down as villains. ChronoLegion 8 August 2006

Nietzschean standpoint? what is that???

[edit] Planet Orbit

In the Official Guild (that comes with the game) I belive it says something about the planet Starbase Alpha orbits I might add it but I need to check this source —The preceding unsigned comment was added by 24.150.94.70 (talk) 10:33, 14 February 2007 (UTC).