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-4.38/-4.56 No surprise on that result. For those who wanted questions on gun control, I don't think any country in the world gives even 10% of the thought that Americans do in regards to it. What was surprising for me was that inspite of the general liberal tilt, shaper support is quite high on this site.

Humans dont have 1 pelvis model, they have 2 (male and female). The female girdle is much wider and shallower, like a bowl, to accomodate the growing foetus, while the male girdle is much shallower and taller, much more similar to the bird's pelvis(this is why men don't sway their hips while walking). A forensic expert or a doctor can easily tell the difference between a male and female pelvis by this point(assuming the pelvis' owner is post pubescent). The female pelvic girdle is already partially open. Between the member bones is a buttload of cartilage(excellent pun totally included) like what makes up the nose or the ear. This means that the bones can be slightly disjointed to make the pelvis stretch and make the opening bigger. Kinda like a wristlet with beads set on an elastic thread, so they can the opening bigger, then easily slide back into place. Males have fibre, which is tough and will not move. The head is what comes out first in a vast majority of normal births. It may be much softer in new borns, but its not like getting cream out of a tube. The head definitely takes up place and the place exists. Even hard shell eggs aren't brittle hard when they come out, but semi soft till they sort of set in the air and become hard which is similar to the baby skull. And finally the platypus lays soft eggs. If we did lay eggs, it would probably be like them and not birds.

I feel that the rebel specific ending was not just not climactic, it was an anti-climax, especially when only Alwan came in alone with his creations, and i was standing over there with Greta, Akhari Blaze, the warmaster drakon and 2 generic drakons. This is definitely more realistic, but, then this is still a game about magically enhanced bioengineering and talking lizards(not to hate on drayks, they are among my favourite creations) Bit off topic, but while the story was definitely more interesting in 1 and 2, i found Shopkeepers running out of money permanently to be a real pain.

Having played a bit of all the Geneforge games and having completed 2(G4,G5) and almost completed G1, i feel like the in the rebel ending of G4 the PC plays a pretty useless part. I didnt help in the formation of the unbound, i didnt really keep the shapers at bay before the unbound were made, infact, I didnt even know about the unbound till they were almost ready. The only thing the PC does is a little battle test of the 3 unbound prototypes, which the drakons could have done, but this was simply more fun for them. I feel that apart from Monarch, the infiltrators, and finding the shapers in the warrens, my poor servile was pretty ineffective as far as the war effort is concerned. Especially considering the final fight was just an all out slugfest. Not to mention, Monarch could have done nothing to stop the unbound, and the infiltrators probable would never have gotten past the Grayghost Gate (the tunnel into Khima from the windswept farm could doesnt seem large enough for a real force to enter), so the unbound were still pretty safe. My general impression of the PC in most of the Geneforge games was of a single person who was in the right place at the right time and did something far more important than just kill things. This ending just seems in so different a direction from all the Spiderweb games i've played.