WilsonTurner

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Ellri said
No idea. We didn't decide that far. Whether to notice her is up to you. If your characters are observant enough, that is. Not everyone is capable of observing everything, after all.

Where is the hall that Thora is in? Cause all I know is the Royal Amphitheatre, which was the Coronation and everything. I think that's what it is called, that is.

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Darkwolf:

duck55223 said
No
The factions with weapons platforms could cause major damage
And if you want to argue with me, I am the GM.

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Murmuring softly under his breath, Myth told himself, "I believe I would would to volunteer," and then stood. He moved through the crowd with a determination, for winning would mean the possibility of the first stage of becoming a Blademaster would be finished: the finding and owing allegiance to a King or Queen that supports Relics, Evokers, and their use, and does not kill them all.

Myth threaded his way through people as he never did before, already going into a sort of combat-mode, as he stepped down to the dirt of the arena, a black-clad hand on each of the end of his swords. He already knew what he'd do: Start out with a sword in his right hand, and use his gauntlet or sword to deflect sword or axe blades, and later on, he would switch to using both his swords.

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...so are you posting tonight or tomorrow morning or tomorrow night or wah?

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MrFoxNews said
But why would anyone do that to you if your so far away and not attacking them?The only reason I can think of is because you might be helping their enemy. In which case you should already be defended by said ally right?You could always play both sides like I tend to. Then back the winner all the way at the end of the war.

The Ceres Independence is trying to establish positive relations with the Commonwealth and the Antarctican Union. The goal is to get protection from the Commonwealth, as well as supplies and items that the CI can't get on their own, in return for more advanced technology and resources and stuff.

The only enemy they are considering fighting against the Empire of America, since the Empire of America has an old New Horizons facilities right in the middle of their territory, and because an Empire means imperialism, and the Ceres is small, weak state with a good deal of advantages to the owner.

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yaaaaay
the coronation will be posted 24 hours after it was said to be posted!
jes! better than some right der
better quality too, i'd bet

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MrFoxNews said
... I'm sorry who is firing missles at you Wilson? I must have missed something IC?

The Captain said
They're hypothetical missiles, Herr Fox.

When everyone is talking about how missiles can easily just blow up my one and only station with a complete disregard for any kind of defense, I am going to defend my own.

I want a little paradise, so to speak, but when people in OOC start talking about how easy it'd be to blow up the one connection between Ceres and Earth, then I try to point out how it would not be so easy to accomplish.

Fire away, but all I'm trying to do is make Ceres into an industrial and technological center. Necessity and resource availability makes it ideal, as long as supplies can get there and they can get parts they can't get up there are transferred. But I'm also going to make it a really tough nut.

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MrFoxNews said
Wilson I think that sometimes you forget that it's a roleplay and it's not about winning all the time. You don't need to be the best in any field to have fun.Personally I think the idea of a space nation is awesome. But rather then have advanced weapons and whatnot why not focus on having more epic industrial tech and such.On another note for those of you who like Sci Fi I'm going advertise for the other Rp much of this group does. Void Of The Stars. It's a crazy ass Sci Fi massup that I am really enjoying. Keyguy, Duck, Darkwolf, hacker, and myself are all in it.

I am focused on that. But realistically, with two or three more world wars, with the chance of another one breaking out, and with their own vulnerability, human nature might decide to lash out at the CI. The CI has to be ready to, at the very least, stop something before it can go boom and kill a major portion of their population. They do not have millions of people. They do not even have a hundred thousand. They are low-population, and cannot afford to lose people to a conflict on-world that they are not very connected to. They have contracts to companies for materials that cannot be found on Earth, or for things that are rapidly decreasing in availability. And because there are not any treaties or anything else to limit them, they are making sure that they can keep their side of their bargains, and continue to flourish.

In the future, Ceres is going to be an industrial paradise and a technological wonder. Massive biodomes that hold an entire city, with an ecosystem arrayed around it, with smaller biodomes for tundra and desert and everything else. Artificial seasons, night and day cycles with advanced holographic and lighting technology. A docking bay large enough to hold a fleet, with tubes leading deeper into the asteroid to shipyards and repair facilities, and tubes leading out at different points.

But they have to get to that point first. I truly wish for that, but when there is war threatening all the time, one must make sure that someone won't run up and blow your front door open and set a fire.

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Or alternatively, duck, you can ban me because I'm defending myself because everyone believes that point defense is totally and completely inadequate and that this energy screen would be totally and completely useless. And no one would know about the energy screen anyways, so it's more like that someone will fire a low-yield tactical nuclear weapon instead of a more expensive full-yield nuclear weapon. It would be assumed that the tactical nuke would be enough to destroy the station sufficiently to render it useless, and the satellites around it would have to be routed to the station and then back to Ceres, because they only have short-range communication equipment and scanning equipment. It'd be hard to tell that there were weapons on them without actually getting up into orbit and getting a closer look.

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BingTheWing said
Anyone wanna pull an Elsa? Like with someone (the king, perhaps) accidentally revealing their relic power and gets targeted by the church?Edit: 'Gree with Wilson, this is a high-quality Rp.

JUST LET IT GO
LET IT GO MAN
LET IT GO