Ellri

Coruscant Sacked: Aftermath

There are worse debates out there, @Dervish

Coruscant Sacked: Aftermath

Its just nitpicky, not something that really needs editing.

Its also something to make the OoC alive with.

Coruscant Sacked: Aftermath

Sure @Fallenreaper, if we only used slide, it'd be boring... But slide has lots of synonyms. . . Some of them even useful.

"The halves of the door moved apart"
"The door snapped shut"
"The servomotors propelled the doors shut, cutting the innocent Sith apprentice in half"

we could probably throw in even further examples, but you probably get the idea...

Coruscant Sacked: Aftermath

Rather than try to explain exactly how those doors function and all, we'll do it the simple way:

http://student.umb.no/~henrgj/Aftermath/Ships/Kaggath38

Yes, Rtron, those are roughly the same doors as in Aftermath I. Yes, the ones that can chew through limbs.

Coruscant Sacked: Aftermath

We must note that it is impressive to yank open a door that splits in half and slides to each side... All the doors on the Kaggath and the Memory are designed to slide some direction(s). left, right, up, down. Somewhere on the same (semi)vertical plane as the wall the door is embedded in.

Coruscant Sacked: Aftermath

Seeing how we updated the list today and confirmed its correct, we figured we could give an updated list of how characters are distributed right now...

Current player distribution

Prisoners:

Six Jedi Knights
Six Padawans

Rescuers:

One Jedi Master
Three Jedi Knights
Two Republic Special Forces Soldiers

Sith:

One Darth
Three Sith Lords
Four Apprentices

Other:

One Droid

Also, we have three deceased and two dropped characters (who posted IC)

Coruscant Sacked: Aftermath

<Echo> Oh damnit
<Echo> gotta timestamp -_-
* Ellri brand a timestamp into Echo's forehead
<Ellri> Don't worry. For some reason the timestamp can curiously also be read as "property of FallenReaper"

IRC

Mahz's Dev Journal

We also rather prefer correct time over rounded time, @Shienvien. There's no real benefit to rounding time when the UTC timestamp is available by hovering mouse over the rounded timestamp.

Mahz's Dev Journal

Or the simple thing of putting the actual time of posting, fitted to local timezone, rather than keeping hidden except on hover (UTC time)?

Mahz's Dev Journal

24 hours is within a certain distance of exactly 24 hours, whereas 1 day is the increment above 24 hours and below 2 days. Not 100% sure if the time increment ends are 23:31 to 24:30 or if it is more/less, but that is the general difference, @Phantomlink959