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Its only a mess because people have made half arsed pages or just haven't made pages for things they've added to it, resulting in dead links

You realise that'd be much easier than adding all the pages all over again? Because the vast majority are functional and still applicable.

That's like saying that Halopedia should make a different wiki for every game that's released, its just kind of pointless because you'd still have to copy across half the stuff.

What would we need to carry across? Race pages? They need to come. Nation pages? They need to come. Event pages? They're pretty useful for background fluff. Tech pages? Many are still applicable... We're copying across more pages than we would be able to simply delete. There's only a handful of irrelevant pages, of which are just player nations who left...

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Well, I can no longer see new pages for some weird reason, it says there's only 5 and if I force it to go to six it just says 6 of 5 and stays blank

Edit Oh snap, all the posts that should be on six are on five... What the hell roleplayers guild?

So, what's the point of having new wiki? Seriously, the old one was fine and actually had stuff on

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True, but over time history gets distorted. We cant even be sure whether the numbers Caesar wrote about his armies were even true or just him boasting,and that was only 2000 years ago. We have barely any information of 48,000 BC. Now imagine that only in the infinite universe, where your entire race was pushed to the brink of annihilation (or actually annihilated in the case of the Equestrians). Facts are going to become blurred.

And anatomy likely wouldn't change much in 50,000 years. Humans have had a relatively unchanged physiology for well over 50,000 years

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Its about 50k, yeah

The Equestrians and AIF have the same doctrine because of divine intervention stuff

The Collective merely dropped part of the tittle in regards to name changing, they have the same doctrine because its the literal center piece of their culture, and as such they cemented it through somewhat distasteful means. I'm not sure what you mean by appearance, but it has changed, their ships are less ornate and bear less physics identifiers, their structures are much, much less on the pretty side (which is saying something, as they weren't attractive back then) and have mostly become cold, dull and comfortless. Politically, they are grudgingly accepting help for pretty much the first time ever, are much more on edge and have much less time to deal with anything, preferring quick and direct talks over meetings

The Hach were completely absorbed by another race, so they've obviously changed a lot

Not sure with the Sazkarjhit

Pretty odd how accurate all these supposed myths are though, maybe we need to throw a couple in that are completely off the mark to save some face xD

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Colonisation report

In an attempt to tackle the food situation, we have sent a large sum of the food received from the Equestrians with the newest colonists to be deployed, the majority being Saeva Simius farmers. They are en route to a planet just over the size of Tolrial, with a gravity of 3.81g's. The crops they have been ordered to planet should provide. A large supply of resources.
I must stress the importance of Argutus Julius work. If he succeeds, then we may be able to double our food production, which should be enough to solve our food problem and allow us to return to near normal levels.

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duck55223 said
What lurks in the asteroids being the Reapers, since there the ones that came and wrecked everything.

Well not necessarily. Maybe its the monty python rabbit!

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Contact

The Overseer tapped a few commands and transmitted a set of coordinates that would lead to Sector White one's Central Transport Facility... Which was known to prisoners as hell in the universe, civilians as a transport hub for resources and the military as a priority facility. The place was essentially one massive space port... If space ports had prison processing facilities to either augment a being or quite literally disassemble them into parts for usage. These continued for about 8 of the 50 levels of the massive space station. The next 6 or so levels above that was a purely functional level. Generators, life support, shielding... The next 6 levels were offices and sleeping quarters, and the security nexus. Then came about 10 levels of storage area, followed by 19 levels of space port. The final level was its 'crown', a series of heavy duty teleportation devices for shifting priority goods or goods simply unable to be moved by conventional means for whatever reason
The levels identifier was slightly misleading... All the levels had sub levels and of course the interior was built without comfort in mind. Cold, dull metal covered most if the levels, with utility and efficency being prime units design. Only the offices and sleeping quarters showed any form of comfort, and even the majority of them were still bare bones.

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Contact

The Overseer shook his head "This unit has zero authorisation to authorise exogen goods entry to Collective body." He paused for a moment, before continuing "And why would the food have strings? Strings are inedible. Possible translation error detected." He turned his head towards a single Selkath unit in an envirosuit who approached and the two had a short exchange consisting of odd gurgles. Obviously the Triarii's mental ability allowing them to simply absorb the language of other beings was a great advantage in holding together one of the most diverse nation in the milky way. Negotiations with new species were laughably easy for the Collective compared to other races. Learning the aliens tongue consisted of merely seeing and finding the information inn
their head. Without this ability, it would be doubtful the Umbrae Populus would have joined. The overeer turned his head back to the viewscreens
"Apologies and sorrow. Your slang was unregistered." The Overseer tapped a few commands on the terminal and the holographic AI appeared again. The two began to speak, not in Latin, Selkatha or English, but a fourth language. This one was quicker and seemingly more simple, consisting of single syllable words strung together in a long change, with little separating the words and making it seem like one massive mess. A few moments later, the AI disappeared and the Overseer looked up "Update: Victoria reports the Primicerii minor assert permission for nutrient asset transfer to Sector white one at the transmitted coordinates. The food assets will be searched by hardpoint Nomad before passing through checkpoint Nomad and moving to TOFFD for distribution according to need and value. Collective note: The Collective gives thanks to the Equestrian Empire for their quite literally life saving donation. Personal note: This vessels crew shall likely receive full ration reward for being the vessel to have convened with you over this issue. Personal thanks issued."

Colonial Powers NRP (Reboot/New Thread)

HM... I cant be Britain... Dunwall ripoff time! XD

Now back to seriousness, if there's no map how would we know what everything looks like? And what are the mechanics?

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Contact

"We are talking. That is a relation. As a result, relations already established." The Overseer transmitted back
"Equitem reminder. Working below 94.47% of maximum individual efficiency is a punishable offence. Zero, serve, union." The cold ai voice echoed in the background of the bridge as the Overseer transmitted the menu, followed almost immediately by another such reminder "Equitem reminder. Removal of food exceeding individual ration level for supplying friends or family will result in all family rations being revoked. Food supplies are at a critical level. Trust in the TIFFD. Obey, Serve, Zero." The Overseer let out a small sigh and looked around the bridge quickly. Supplying tens of trillions on the harvest of under 16 Habitat and homeworlds? Even with the maximum efficiency they were operating at, there wasn't enough to go around...