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Wasn't talking about taking them apart and then putting them back together, I meant more along the lines of stripping them of absolutely every resource feasible, and all the resources of the system while you're at it, and turning those resources into ships; Afterward finding new planets. I already s...

When it's a matter of annihilation, you take the planets apart and find new ones when it's safe. Regardless, apparently there're in setting reasons why they can't, a weird kind of schizo-tech I'd assume, since writers can't guess at what science and technology would actually be capable of at any fut...

My original question included "while on a war footing" Zinegata. If they aren't at war then there wouldn't be a need for the, admittedly, extreme measures, and for the issue of the nids and orcs, well, that was addressed pretty effectively by the end of page two. So if they aren't at war w...

Resupply of antimatter. Ship stores last for five years, seven when using the onboard antimatter generator, but making antimatter is comically energy inefficient. The federation uses antimatter anyway because it has an extremely high energy density, so that their ships tankage ratio is orders of ma...

I apologize if this has been addressed, but I'd really rather not wade through all 12 pages of this. What's to stop the federation from becoming a federation of habitation ships instead of a federation of planets whilst they are on a war footing and becoming 100% untouchable by everything in the 40k...

I expect he's a dime a dozen in that idiot factory.

No idea for sure, but perhaps human like mobility would allow a pilot, probably wired into the thing while in use, to move more naturally, efficiently, and skillfully than an otherwise more practical armored vehicle. I doubt it could ever make sense as a normal weapon of war, but for less frontlines...

I think second guessing the backwardness of society in regards to accepting these world changing technologies is a bit pointless. If people have this kind of power and they haven't socially evolved to the point where they can be trusted with it, then we're all dead and civilization is over.

So you wouldn't like to share an opinion, Calibron? I think a system that will revive, through recruitment, magic, inherent ability, whatever fits the character, your baseline characters and/or fighting mans in between missions is your best bet, unless you want the encounters to be especially deadl...

Wow, this place is still churning out good ideas and amazing constructive criticism after all this time.

All my respect, guys.(And continuing to steal your ideas)

You're actually calling it Heartbreaker? That's hilarious. And yeah, I meant After Sundown. I'm not sure how great I'd be at cyberpunk stuff, it sort of calls out for high-detail pictures of intricate scenery and image manipulation to add weird crap. I'll see what I can do over the next few days. I...

I have no problem with any medium being art, including "disgusting" things. I stand behind my earlier statement and definition and see no compelling reason not to.

I don't consider throwing shit at a fan art because it lacks: any requirement of skill, any deliberate attempt at a specific result(i.e. essentially random and without purpose), any message conveyed or response garnered, any sort of structure to the performance or an observable end product that isn'...

sabs wrote:Weed may not be one of them, it's hard to say, though I've never had a lot of respect for the mental capacity of most of the dopeheads I knew.

Do you have a lot of respect for the mental capacity for the average non-smoker you've know?

I would like to have another go. I prefer MA. Shinuyama preferably.

Oh, Wow! That's great!

You definitely deserve the "Best Out of a Bad Situation" award, K.

Trust(1990) is a damn good movie on Netflix. The last few episodes of One Piece on Hulu, the ones detailing the history of Monteblanc Noland and Kolgara, are ridiculously amazing.

Yeah, I know, but I only ended up with a single fortune teller with death, and I didn't focus on enchantment enough to pick up a mound king. So no undead leadership, otherwise I would made them my go-to choice for infantry. If I had gotten my national hero, the vampire, or a few more fortune tellers...

Huh. That one army conquered almost all of Ulm? I got overconfident, not to mention completely inexperienced, and attacked Gath's well fortified capital with my main force and only succeeded in killing half of his 40 or so Thugs, and due to the closeness of our capitals I hadn't enough time to mate...

Just popping in to say sorry for the previous delays, real life stuff.

Human beings can't communicate directly, we require a medium in which to translate our thoughts(even the label here "thoughts" is inadequate for what I'm trying to express). Every idea you are able to express is in and of itself a label for a greater concept, hell, you really don't need to...

Yeah, that army they've got just off my visible border is making me nervous.

Heh, heh, ow. I'm not scared.

A little mummy dust in a tincture of mercury and colloidal silver makes you immortal, didn't you know that?