Thank you everyone

[Coin]

I do however draw the line at toilet paper. If that is introduced as a commodity I refuse to leave battle to go get some because my ship does not have a toilet.

I have a lot of friends in the military. I am assured that when the taliban starts shooting at you, toilet paper becomes irrelevant, and a power-shower is more appropriate.
:rtfm:besides, isn't it an ideal use for the paper that standing orders are printed on?

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How meny people actualy run out of fuel while driving(Not counting ones caused by things like Faulty guages)?

Well, you did prove your point. You must have unlimited fuel already to fly around with circular logic like this.

I dont see the circular logic. Stucuk is saying that no-one runs out of fuel when the gauge works properly; you fill the tank when the light comes on, or before a long journey. If your not sure how long the journey is gonna be, you pack extra. However, the point of this debate is to see whether we want to make the game harder (=more fun imho), not whether we say 'oh, the engines work by a process we call 'Magic', and run for an indefinate length of time, so they're really good value'.

Can anyone suggest a technology that provides this? Nuclear is not really an option, as the fuel rods need to be reprocessed in order to provide 'eternal fuel' (or 500,000,000 years, which, from my point of view is as close to an eternity as i need to consider).

Oh, btw, only a small amount of oxygen is required by the human bod at rest: the carbon dioxide can be removed by CO2 scrubbers, as is used on submarines and deep-water diving rigs, so given the scale of the starflier to the scale of the little pilot inside, you probably have enough oxygen to survive 2 months, maybe 3.

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