Not really... An Imp would much rather see Halsey back in place then deal with Robert Patrick's trigger happy ways.
As an Imp, I would rather see the Federation "headless".
Not really... An Imp would much rather see Halsey back in place then deal with Robert Patrick's trigger happy ways.
Hahah. I think that's automatically produced because of civil unrest though![]()
Yeah I forget which articles are for which states, they've been broken in my home system and surrounds for quite a whileI thought it was from our Bust a few weeks ago after everyone loaded up on charity missions rather than civil unrest, but anyway, doesn't matter.
Well nobody ever said scientists had degrees in economics.
The horror, the horror. Who woulda thunk it. ;-)
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I've read through FFE journals and other sources after our talk. Have to agree - there aren't any direct clues that suggest some sort of genocide of Thargoids by this ''virulent infective agent''. Though it mentions in nearby articles another novel virus designed by imperial navy to selectively kill beings who are above certain percentage of artificial (plastic?) organs and extensions - basically all androids and people with advanced prosthetics/enhancements. How many inhabited frontier worlds were completely obliterated with it by Empire we can only guess.I can't blame him. It's not very clear what the Mycoid really is. It's an engineered organizm and the exact makeup is not known. It had virulent properties,but is described as a fungus.
Mycologi is the science of fungus.
So, please, bring unknown artifact to Alioth, Argent's Claim (it's the moon) and try to find Fortress Culloden there - maybe something would clickTurner's Last Will and Testament contained a clause requesting that any memorial should be of a practical and educational nature rather than simply a standing monument. The influx of credit has been such that Meredith Argent and the other executors of the Will have decided to open an Academic Institute based at Fortress Culloden, Turner's home town. It will be known as the Turner Institute for Inter - Species Investigation and it will aim to be the foremost Institution dealing with human/Thargoid affairs from culture and history to biology and current politics.
I've read through FFE journals and other sources after our talk. Have to agree - there aren't any direct clues that suggest some sort of genocide of Thargoids by this ''virulent infective agent''. Though it mentions in nearby articles another novel virus designed by imperial navy to selectively kill beings who are above certain percentage of artificial (plastic?) organs and extensions - basically all androids and people with advanced prosthetics/enhancements. How many inhabited frontier worlds were completely obliterated with it by Empire we can only guess.
So in light of such atrocities to our own people, I don't think INRA would bother themselves to test if this mycoid would only target Thargoid hyperdrives - my best bet would be that they tested if the virus/fungus killed their drives and then somehow would transfer to their other ships - I guess Thargoids themselves should be the carriers - otherwise I don't see how it could spread to whole fleet/colony.
Doesn't matter if in current universe we provided them with cure or not. If Thargoids were the carriers - then we don't know how they were affected by this mycoid. They could have changed very drastically.
When I mentioned atrocities by Empire - I meant these two articles (not those you mentioned):Yes. It says quite clearly that the INRA squadron lead by Commander J. Saunders bombed the Thargoid planets (forward bases) with Mycoid, disabeling their drives.
If you want to go even deeper in the development of Mycoid, I recomend reading 'Inevitable Consequences' by Moira Sheehan: http://www.dream-ware.co.uk/first-e...life-on-the-frontier/inevitable-consequences/
In there you will find that the Mycoid actually had a virus component as a safety, but this was removed.
From an FFE perspective I think that the 'MYCOID ON MOON' and 'KILLER IN YOUR PLASTIC!' articles talk about mutatedd INRA Mycoid that has escaped. The problem is that I don't think these articles were ever published in-game (in FFE). The Journals are extracted from the FFE code. Not all of it was used.
[h=2]NOVEL VIRUS DEVELOPED BY IMPERIAL NAVY[/h] M.C.S
Details were leaked yesterday by representatives of the Federal and Independent Treaty Signatories to the effect that the Imperial Naval Research Scientists have finally succeeded in developing a viriod capable of distinguishing on the basis of human-android body percentage.
It has been known for some time that the scientists at the station were attempting to engineer such an agent to use in 'biological cleansing' of frontier worlds.
Full details are not yet known however, sources claim that the agent will erode all body parts with a significant organic content but that there will be some cut-off level to protect androids with self-healing external cutaneous layers. If the viriod were to be brought into regular use, all human and semi-human inhabitants of disputed territories would be in danger of extinction. It is thought that the threat alone would be sufficient to persuade colonists to move off-world on a threatened planet.
[h=2]NOVEL VIRUS 2[/h] M.C.S
Following our reports in the last issue concerning the agent under development by the Imperial Research Group, the Federal Law Department have lodged a complaint with the Procurators of the Sirius Convention claiming that the viriod contravenes all Inter-galactic Warfare Treaties. They have gone on to assure colonists that work is proceeding on a vaccine and that supplies will be provided to the outer worlds on a priority basis.
The Imperial High Command have issued a statement denying the existence of any such biological agent, have accused the Federal authorities of libel and are threatening legal action.
Universal Amnesty has demanded the right to inspect the Research Station, claiming that the research necessary to develop such an agent would unfailingly have required the exploitation and probable death of any human experimental subjects and that this degree of vivisection is an absolute infringement of human rights.
It has long been believed that the Imperial Research Command has permitted the use of slaves as experimental subjects and that the thriving slave trade on nearby systems is considered proof of this argument. If this were ever to be proved in an Intergalactic Law Court, the Empire would be in breach of multiple Conventions and the Allied Corporations currently affiliated to the Imperial High Legislate would be required by their Oath to Shareholders to sever all relations.
Fortunately for all concerned, there is no likelihood whatever of the IRC allowing outsiders of any political colouring into their domain and so the abuse or otherwise of human rights will remain a mystery.