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I'll post the same thing as always, when sombody asks for this kind of game.
Riviera: The Promised Land for the GBA.
Movement isn't part of combat though, however there are formations.
Very few people know about it, however it's a great game.
But no one listens to my advice anyway...
Sounds fun to me despite my natural allergy to ASCII.
uhm, seems that some people gone a tad luny in this thread
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however, a "moon" is a natural satellite orbiting around a planet, that said, if there is a star between those two, that "moon" no longer orbit around the planet, and therefore loses it's "moon" status.
but ultimately, we're arguing about... nothing! we're trying to apply concept like the physics law to imaginary entities that don't follow any of those, it's pontless!
so im the only cool one around here XDI, too, got cool non-nerd.
All (99.86%) of the mass of our solar system is our sun. If there are stars between a planet and a moon then you're already so unbelievable that we are now in sci-fi B-movie from failing physics forever.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Sun
http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/YouFailPhysicsForever
Uh... stars in The Elder Scrolls are emphatically not the same thing as stars in the real world.
All (99.86%) of the mass of our solar system is our sun.
Wow, so 99.86% = 100%? That's new. Received your Nobel Prize in maths for this stunning discovery yet?
They (the two moons) may also be the two halves the two halves of Lorkhan's 'Flesh Divinity', but they were also functioning planes (such as Nirn).Aaah, I think I get what you mean: I believe I misunderstood you earlier because I thought that when you said that they "used to be like Nirn" I assumed you meant "earth-like" (for a lack of better wording), with nature and growth and wildlife and that sort of thing. For a moment there I also thought you could have been talking about them as leftovers from the previous kalpa. My mistake.
As to the "Lorkhans 'body'" part of it, I'd just like to add that all planes are the "bodies" of their creators, be it the Daedric Realms or Mundus/Nirn. Though I guess you might already know that.
Masser (I think that's the large one) probably has an atmosphere. It could pretty easily be earth-sized. You could even have lunar vegitation that gives it the red hue...
The problem with that is that the two moons used to be like Nirn, functioning planets/realms, but they lived out their lifespan and are now dead worlds. Also, they are incredibly unstable, when you see the moons fading in the games that doesn't work like in real life, due to the fact that nothing orbits the sun. Everything is stationary in the Aether, so there must be some other explanation for the moon cycles in TES. The answer is that they actually wither away and disappear as the spin, we can see this because the 'stars' are visible behind the withered area.
Last I checked, they were the remains of Lorkhan's "body". Where did you read that about them being like Nirn? I can't remember anything suggesting such-like.
Also, where are you getting the idea that everything in the Aether is stationary?
Masser (I think that's the large one) probably has an atmosphere. It could pretty easily be earth-sized. You could even have lunar vegitation that gives it the red hue...
