State of the Game

[Amy Pendergast]

So, Poland can into space, and also invisibility ? Impressive, I'll admit.

Never underestimate these guys.

They'll build a house around you with 2 floors and basement while you prepare the lunch.

Okay, it should not get wet and better not use any electronics inhouse but hey...

 

[Darth Ender]

funny, i see crashed nav beacons all the time near the bubble on planets.

think of the monster ship that had to cause such a thing.

why have we not seen this adversary yet?

 

[Erei]

funny, i see crashed nav beacons all the time near the bubble on planets.

think of the monster ship that had to cause such a thing.

why have we not seen this adversary yet?

I mean, perhaps we've seen it, but I doubt anybody would survive the encounter to tell.

 

[Amy Pendergast]

funny, i see crashed nav beacons all the time near the bubble on planets.

think of the monster ship that had to cause such a thing.

why have we not seen this adversary yet?

We have, was @Borko with his farting jokes

 

[MishaTX]

why have we not seen this adversary yet?

You might have. I remember last I was in the Bubble, I was constantly getting annoyed by those bumping sounds against my hull.

I really need to get those glasses of mine checked.

 

[Amy Pendergast]

You might have. I remember last I was in the Bubble, I was constantly getting annoyed by those bumping sounds against my hull.

I really need to get those glasses of mine checked.

That's the service technician you picked up at the last Coriolis settlement. Better check your ears too.

 

[MishaTX]

That's the service technician you picked up at the last Coriolis settlement. Better check your ears too.

That would explain why some of the bumps were screaming too, yes. Never thought a sensor could scream. I do remember wondering about that.

 

[Amy Pendergast]

That would explain why some of the bumps were screaming too, yes. Never thought a sensor could scream. I do remember wondering about that.

To be fair they are really easy to miss. Especially after one or two hyperjumps they are more of a coating than a technician.

 

[ULITE]

That would explain why some of the bumps were screaming too, yes. Never thought a sensor could scream. I do remember wondering about that.

In space, no one can hear you scream, something other must be wrong, maybe he is hiding inside a ventilation shaft

 

[MishaTX]

To be fair they are really easy to miss. Especially after one or two hyperjumps they are more of a coating than a technician.

Takes forever to clean off, though. At least according to the disgruntled detailing crews I hire to do such things for me.

 

[Amy Pendergast]

Takes forever to clean off, though. At least according to the disgruntled detailing crews I hire to do such things for me.

Took me a while to find out that's not the second layer of polish Biff promised. Boy was I mad.

 

[ULITE]

To be fair they are really easy to miss. Especially after one or two hyperjumps they are more of a coating than a technician.

that is the reason I have a red ASP

 

[MishaTX]

In space, no one can hear you scream, something other must be wrong, maybe he is hiding inside a ventilation shaft

Can't be. That's where I keep my ship's cat:

Doesn't everybody?

 

[Erei]

that is the reason I have a red ASPView attachment 239098

Make it go FASTAH. Smart.

 

[[DOOK] Droogie]

We need to check if they float first, we don't want to make a mistake.

 

[Erei]

Nice cat. A bit weird though.

 

[Darth Ender]

In space, no one can hear you scream, something other must be wrong, maybe he is hiding inside a ventilation shaft

silly, your ship simulates screaming when it detects that screaming would be occuring.

 

[ULITE]

Make it go FASTAH. Smart.

I had to shoot my ASP, it broke his landing gear on that stone

 

[[Diplomacy] Carnegie]

that is the reason I have a red ASPView attachment 239098

Excellent stoppie there mate

 

[MishaTX]

Excellent stoppie there mate

I agree. Pretty good example of a nicely executed litho-brake.