Xeno Ally nameplate??

I'll get these when I see Thargoid ships with the equivalent decals on them.

For instance Thargoid arms encircling a human head.

Although.... I suppose that could also have an alternative meaning to Thargoids.
 
It's possible they consider me an Ally. I've never been attacked by them, nor have I ever fired on them. I've probably encountered them 100 times.
 
Think of the "Darmok" episode of Star Trek TNG, where the alien race language is metaphorical based communication and neither they nor Star Fleet could understand each other until one side made a break through in understanding the other.

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Awesome m8 :)

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I'd like a "Not sure about Thargoids yet" plate, or a "Anti AEGIS" plate.
Also interesting how many people think of wearing (-GAME-) fascism with pride.
 
Must be a lot of americans in Elite if everyone just wants to shoot first.

Thargoids could have completely destroyed the Aegis spacestations. Yet they didn't. They retaliated, with restraint. What they did was simply send a message... you steal from us or attack us, we shoot back. But in their retaliation they were far from as bloodthirsty as they could have been.

Still, despite all this, people are going "lets shoot them!".

Critical thinking is a rare commodity these days.

We reap what we sow, and we press on with violence that's what we get.
 
Must be a lot of americans in Elite if everyone just wants to shoot first.

Thargoids could have completely destroyed the Aegis spacestations. Yet they didn't. They retaliated, with restraint. What they did was simply send a message... you steal from us or attack us, we shoot back. But in their retaliation they were far from as bloodthirsty as they could have been.

Still, despite all this, people are going "lets shoot them!".

Critical thinking is a rare commodity these days.

We reap what we sow, and we press on with violence that's what we get.

Take a nice nap now eh?
Then I'll explain to you how it's all just a make believe situation in a video game Mr. "Critical Thinker."
 
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Must be a lot of americans in Elite if everyone just wants to shoot first.

Thargoids could have completely destroyed the Aegis spacestations. Yet they didn't. They retaliated, with restraint. What they did was simply send a message... you steal from us or attack us, we shoot back. But in their retaliation they were far from as bloodthirsty as they could have been.

Still, despite all this, people are going "lets shoot them!".

Critical thinking is a rare commodity these days.

We reap what we sow, and we press on with violence that's what we get.

Did they retaliate with restraint? Or did they attack with a more subtle purpose? Who knows how many station escape pods/people they abducted after their attack, which crippled the station but left people alive to rescue/abduct.

I think they're just testing our defenses, used this attack to abduct more people, and to tie up our resources. There is that old adage about a severely injured enemy soldier being more valuable than a dead one, as it ties up enemy resources retrieving/treating the wounded.

Also, where was there restraint when they fired on that prison ship (megaship) a few weeks ago? In both cases, we have logs showing that humans took ZERO provocative actions and the Thargoids attacked anyway. And you can still see them scooping up escape pods from that ship. If they are so benign, why haven't ANY of these escape pod occupants been returned to us?

We know of only three space faring races so far in this universe (in our galaxy). The Guardians, masters of biotech, who used automated (and probably organic) weapon systems/soldiers to wipe themselves out in a religious civil war. Then we have the Thargoids, a totally organic-tech race, that have been fighting a civil war between two factions for at least a few hundred years; this race also hates Guardian tech, probably because they're the descendants of those Guardian biotech weapon systems/soldiers. And there is humanity.

At what point do you want to start fighting back? Various Native American groups (e.g. Incas) welcomed Europeans. That worked out well. Wonder how the world would've turned out if Native American tribes had been hostile and repelled every initial land fall?

As for your comment about Americans, exactly how many World Wars did we start? Yes, our current foreign policy, only made worse under the MAGA orange dufus, is in a downward spiral. That doesn't mean we all want to shoot first at everything. (And yes I did vote, I voted for Hillary, and I was politically engaged the entire time)


As for myself, I'm losing my patience with the Thargoid apologists. The ones who keep claiming "We don't know they did such and such attack" just because the dead ships bear the marks of corrosive weapons and Thargoid ships happen to be there, scooping up survivors. Then we get footage documenting their unprovoked attack (prison ship), and video footage in the case of the stations, and now it's "Oh, it's a just a limited retaliation."

Whatever. I'm done. I've read the official books and seen more of what these aliens are up to then has been publicly revealed in the game so far. Feel free to keep saying "give peace a chance" and making offers to appease the Thargoids. I'm going to go rescue civilians - something I've been doing since I started playing this game 2 years ago, rescuing escape pods from crashes on planets in my Sidewinder - and maybe start fighting the Thargoids. I have an engineered AX FGS on standby in Merope, but haven't used it yet. Yep, all of us who don't trust the Thargoids are just warmongers blasting the crap out of them... ugh.
 
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They probably only need to scan for certain tech/ships which Aegis almost certainly have on ALL their stations. Failing that, they could perhaps identify places that the Aegis call home by tracking the vessels that attack them. There are other potential answers to that nugget.

They know our language and they know we act as individuals based on information from two of the official ED books.

They may have just attacked these three stations because they were new, because they were closest at the time, or because they were Aegis stations. We don't know yet.

I'm still waiting for a justification for their unprovoked attack on a prison ship, which they then proceeded to suck up every escape pod from that ship they could find.
 
Did they retaliate with restraint? Or did they attack with a more subtle purpose? Who knows how many station escape pods/people they abducted after their attack, which crippled the station but left people alive to rescue/abduct.

I think they're just testing our defenses, used this attack to abduct more people, and to tie up our resources. There is that old adage about a severely injured enemy soldier being more valuable than a dead one, as it ties up enemy resources retrieving/treating the wounded.

Also, where was there restraint when they fired on that prison ship (megaship) a few weeks ago? In both cases, we have logs showing that humans took ZERO provocative actions and the Thargoids attacked anyway. And you can still see them scooping up escape pods from that ship. If they are so benign, why haven't ANY of these escape pod occupants been returned to us?

They never fired a shot at me yet and I've been hanging around them several times, up close (500m) and they did nothing. I even entered non-human signal sources and they did nothing. I did however see dead Corvettes and cargo containers with Thargoid Tech, which implies the tech was stolen somewhere and Thargoids took it back. Yet, even there they did not attack me when I entered.

We know of only three space faring races so far in this universe (in our galaxy). The Guardians, masters of biotech, who used automated (and probably organic) weapon systems/soldiers to wipe themselves out in a religious civil war. Then we have the Thargoids, a totally organic-tech race, that have been fighting a civil war between two factions for at least a few hundred years; this race also hates Guardian tech, probably because they're the descendants of those Guardian biotech weapon systems/soldiers. And there is humanity.

At what point do you want to start fighting back? Various Native American groups (e.g. Incas) welcomed Europeans. That worked out well. Wonder how the world would've turned out if Native American tribes had been hostile and repelled every initial land fall?

Pretty sure the Indians, if they had fought back, would have been completely annihilated instead. Is it right what happened to the native indians? Far from it. It's when they started to fight back they allowed for Europeans to justify using violence against them.

As for your comment about Americans, exactly how many World Wars did we start? Yes, our current foreign policy, only made worse under the MAGA orange dufus, is in a downward spiral. That doesn't mean we all want to shoot first at everything. (And yes I did vote, I voted for Hillary, and I was politically engaged the entire time)

I don't want to start a political debate, but considering the US has the most mass shootings in the world as well as an extremely politically active and strong pro-gun movement and huge amounts of gun related violence outside of mass shootings... well, not exactly a peaceful nation. Another point that backs that up: https://www.globalresearch.ca/ameri...-time-222-out-of-239-years-since-1776/5565946

As for myself, I'm losing my patience with the Thargoid apologists. The ones who keep claiming "We don't know they did such and such attack" just because the dead ships bear the marks of corrosive weapons and Thargoid ships happen to be there, scooping up survivors. Then we get footage documenting their unprovoked attack (prison ship), and video footage in the case of the stations, and now it's "Oh, it's a just a limited retaliation."

Whatever. I'm done. I've read the official books and seen more of what these aliens are up to then has been publicly revealed in the game so far. Feel free to keep saying "give peace a chance" and making offers to appease the Thargoids. I'm going to go rescue civilians - something I've been doing since I started playing this game 2 years ago, rescuing escape pods from crashes on planets in my Sidewinder - and maybe start fighting the Thargoids. I have an engineered AX FGS on standby in Merope, but haven't used it yet. Yep, all of us who don't trust the Thargoids are just warmongers blasting the crap out of them... ugh.

I doubt we are going to get further with the Thargoids by shooting them. Conflicts resolved through violence always means one side is going to be the losing one, and as it stands with the Thargoids the odds are certainly not in our favor. If you are going to poke the bear and annoy it by throwing rocks you better have something more than rocks and sticks ready when the bear charges.

They know our language and they know we act as individuals based on information from two of the official ED books.

They may have just attacked these three stations because they were new, because they were closest at the time, or because they were Aegis stations. We don't know yet.

Then why didn't they also destroy Donars Oak, also an Aegis station, located only seconds away from the Oracle station?
 

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Pretty sure the Indians, if they had fought back, would have been completely annihilated instead. Is it right what happened to the native indians? Far from it. It's when they started to fight back they allowed for Europeans to justify using violence against them.

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I fear your lack of actual knowledge of history may be showing here.
 
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