Ed sheeran with dreadlocks.
GALNET - 08 MAR 3307 - The Declaration of Archon Delaine
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Ed sheeran with dreadlocks.
Michael Ironside approved
Hudson surely? Hudsons like a Turbo Reagan.
"A gap in the schedule..."
Random assistant at the summit has been executed after a few moments...
Random assistant at the summit has been executed after a few moments...
And where did these delicious burgers come from?
I don't know what was really going on behind the scenes as most of us, but I don't think it was that fixed from the beginning and FDev were looking into how to make an event out of the oversight. The Galnet stories were hinting more and more that the jump would end in disaster. It wasn't a question of if, just how. I changed ships 3 times in the run-up and went with a science one
. Got blown up a few time, but I also got a hydra sample. Going out of the hangar the first time was one of the most intense moments in the game for me. It was a "great" atmosphere and then I exploded.Would it have been better if the Gnosis would have jumped into an "empty" system? I think the outcry would have been even bigger. What do you do 4 weeks with nowhere to go?
Back to the King. I'm with Ratty on this and hope that whatever the "planned" outcome it's not put into the hands of the player base. I also hope that it's the beginning of a campaign to play the game as an antagonist, with more rewarding associated game play loops than now.
Well Delaine has to have balls made of neutronium to a) fly to a peace summit for the entire bubble with whole navies there b) walk in and demand he gets a seat at the table c) while being the galaxies most wanted criminal. Its El Chapo driving to New York and addressing the UN.
I'm pretty much neutral of in-game politics, but did enjoy the weeks I was pledged to The King as I was eaning merits blowing up willing NPC opposing power ships rather than distributing leaflets...
But to have a truly 'evil' superpower and all of the trappings that should go with it, even wussy me could be very much on-board with that!
Hahahaha! I never noticed that before, but it's a great likeness!
Well, El Chapo can't use telepresence.
Crown of bones? Perhaps this is all a publicity for Kumo's fine dining range ?
I know right, who ever is writing up these articles, keep it up.
Lately what they do is start out as fluff and then a in game event, a CG ends up coming from it. Like the whole Jupiter Rochester thing and the trial, seemingly having nothing to do with players and then he breaks off and the players get to participate in the Jupiter Division vs Fed conflict, which I thought was pretty cool. So it usually leads to something.
Why, I am almost looking forward to Thursday!
I wished we had had such cooperation against thargoids, against pirate scum? I could see that working. Here's one thing that wrankles me about powerplay, it is so far removed from the actual fabric of the galaxy as to be irelevant. I mean, really, it has so little to do with the fabric of the galaxy, powerplay allegiance could be alikened to 21st century football team affiliation. Do your kids have to wave goodbye to the UK for two years and go and do french national service just because they support Paris Gaint Germain? Do you have to pay Federal Taxes to the USofA for watching the superbowl, or get a Californian drivers license just because you like the LA Lakers? So if you rock up to a starport and get greeted by the uber-charming Imperial traffic controllers, or the Fedneck ones who do sound cool to be fair, should the system really "belong to" the pirate lord Achron, Or Li Yong Rui?I would love to see a combined Fedneck-Imperial fleet fighting together... Farraguts and Majestics flying side by side must be very impressive to look at.
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I wouldn't actually mind a "Kumo-Nation", but only as it would finally take that wrongly asigned stigma of "big bad evil guys" away from the Empire and imperial slavery (which treats people well) and give it to those filthy pirates and their actual slavery (with all its gruesome brutality like brutal beatings, shockcollars, etc.).
Yeah, it always confuses me that (as an example) Hudson is in control of an Imperial system like Burojinura with his thugs haressing everyone right in front of an Imperial station and you cannot help but wonder why the Imperial Navy/security forces would even tolerate it... it just makes no.f'n.sense.