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I think times have changed a lot in the past 500 years. Back then a country was well known because of it army. I think our worlds current focus is economy. Now every country wants to be the richest, instead of the most powerful. Armies will not be a big deal in maybe 200 years... The big focuses will be technology, economy, and society problems.

The Clockwork Tower Summary: Right off the bat I must say this mod is a "must have." Let's just say that the production of the mod is really good. I saw somethings that I have never seen before. The dark hallways and neat little puzzles gave the game a greater sense of adventure and at some points even made the game scary. The story is pretty good. It tied into your actions pretty well. Though the mod was really good, it had it's problems. There were some interesting landscaping problems but nothing big. I'm actually not sure if the landscaping problem was because of Sea of Destiny (Sea of Destiny seems to screw up other mods sometimes...). There are lots of rare items taken form the game and added here to give the effect of a dwarven tower. You will see LOTS of dwemer plans and armor, I even found the puzzle box there. Visuals: Usually all mods look like the normal Morrowind world... but this one didn't. When I was on the Island and in teh Tower, the lighting was amazing. I have never seen lighting like that in Morrowind. It looked like a completely different game. Though it does seem too dark at times, it gives a great scary effect. Replay: I really have never met a mod that had a great replay value. This mod is just really good, not super replayable. You might still like it the second time around, but it can get tedious. Story: It has a good strong story that involves an adventuring team and a powerful god-like creature. The only time the game gets really hard is when you fight this guy. I was using a lvl 30 character and i had to cheat to beat him. But the rest of the mod is good for a lvl 30 or higher. Overall Score: 8.9/10

Yeah, i agree. that would be really stupid... No where in christianity does it say anything about life on other planets. Plus it doesn't make sense that a religion would fall apart about that. it would probably do the oppisite and create new sects or something.

How about the bible said it... It clear says "God created heaven and the earth" It never mentions the universe or galaxy or space time continum or the Magical World of Happyland or Canada or Planet X ect...

That is probably one religion i could believe... if i wanted to. Gaia is an awesome idea... we should repect nature a lot more, that's why i think we should worship it ;) ... j/k

totally agree, as Surian has told us before... religious debates are can't be won or lost... please don't turn this in to a "yeah, you can win!!" arguement... don't even think about it... it was already tried, with no avail... EDIT: sorry, i meant Surian

Hey, i never dissed faith. I simply don't like how every time someone trys to say something logical in a religious debate they pull out the "must have faith" card. I'm tired of it. I know the christian religion pretty well actually... that's probably why i don't follow it... I simply asked questions... See... my only conclusion was about your choice of attack in the debate, not religion... I'm sorry but faith can't be a debating option. No one can fight faith because it is personal. So just don't bring it up in debates and i'll be satisfied. Too many christians use the faith card when they lose a debate. it's really cheap. This is like a 1 in 10,000 occurence... More people get hurt by war/famine/poverty than saved...

I'm sorry if this sounds insulting, but what kind of god do we have where war/famine/poverty are things we learn from? Don't most people die from these things? What do the people that die learn? Only the survivors can learn from these events so your arguement is pointless. Wait i'm seeing something... I predict that your argument after this comment will be something about "having faith"... am i right?

So are you saying that christianity is all about the cheese at the end of the maze?!? That seems ridiculous... Life is now and we should not be held back by what we think could be at the end. I say you don't have to be a christian to have a "sweet prize" as long as you live a life as a good person. You shouldn't have to pray to an all powerful being <_< ... Don't get me wrong, christianity teaches great things, i just don't like the worshiping factor...

"Sweet!!" Tyjet jumbed on to a land mass near a village. "Ladies first..." Tyjet said as he held out his hand in direction of the village.

Land was created on this planet finally and life started to evolve from water creatures to land. Plants started to grow everywhere and millions of speices were born. By causing a little destruction, we were in fact incouraging life. Many races came and went and Eiade had us continue at a time when one race was becoming very intelligent and advanced. They had managed to create fire, harvest plants and animals, and even create well structured buildings. The people there were simple creatures... very similar to humans. "Hey how about we show ourselves to them and they start worshiping us!! That would give us a huge army!!.

So Tyjet and Eiade are standing on the water (like jesus!!!) and they are talking... "So, we have water... Hey if I bring a comet down here and cause an ice age can you move us forward in time?" Eiade nods and Tyjet raises his hand and summons a large ball of ice to fall in the direction of Ohanla. "Well, your turn..."

Tyjet looked up as the missles came down and had one thing to say "s***...." But fortunatly as long as water exsist ANYWHERE, Tyjet can be reborn in to a physical state... Tyjet started to search for a watery planet... After finding one he created himself again and started to walk along this planet. He then wandered, where is my friend Eiade?

Tyjet was then reborn from the snow surronding his remains... It took time but he took his shape again. He then quickly setup some ground soldiers armed with snowball launchers and created birds that dropped snowballs on the enemy... Suddenly, 100 total troops charged at Sorrion. And Tyjet knew frosty the snowmans weakness... Warm water!! HAHAHA!! I AM LIEK TEH ALL POOWER FUUL WATTER PERSIN!!1!1!!

Tyjet concentrated and brought forth 10 water golem warriors (armed with long range snowball lanchers). He placed two at each corner (yes, the castle has five corners...). Tyjet then summoned 20 artic birds and each could drop a snowball the size of a coconut. Very good air defence. He then placed two great Tyjet god-like spawns, they could summon water and water creatures (so tyjet and eiade could take it easy in the castle if there was trouble...). "That will do..."