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The boys are back in town
10 yrs ago
You load sixteen tons and what do you get?
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10 yrs ago
Die for the Emperor, or die trying.
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10 yrs ago
Took some political alignment and bias tests today. I think the results were skewed.
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10 yrs ago
You are what you dare, or so some say. Don't be that guy who is forever after known as the one who set his pants on fire.
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Survivors are going to have a hard time out for them.
The idea sounds good to me. The US is more than large enough to hold quite a few post-apocalyptic nations with room to spare. The colonial ventures would be an interesting addition as well.
Boerd has a point. Caravans are much slower and more costly in the end. But whatever. My statement doesn't really hold true.
>On second thought, this might nean that for basicaly the first time in NRP history, naval combat isn't a sideshow.
He who controls the oceans controls trade. He who controls trade controls the world. Navy to the max.
Oorah, time to get some people killed.
My fleet of viking raid...I mean merchants most definitely, certainly, absolutely, positively plans on not destroying stuff.
>There is no slavery, only 'occupational enjoyment of very cheap labor'.
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>Not to mention, ownership of humans hasn't been legal since the Recognized Sapients Proclamation was mandated 237 years ago.
Not that supremacists would care much about such technicalities.
>You will be purified by the Golden Right Arm of the Hegemony.
The Order Solaris shall secure the freedom of humanity in opposition of this current enslavement.
Looks good to me. Allows for a range of play yet, as Boerd stated, ensures no one will be left alone.
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